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Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Charles II. Fleming Pastor-At loise.
'rWorkmen That Need Not Be Ashamed
Bible school at noon; Junior Endeavor u;
Senior Endeavor. Z; at s., God Made OF one
ers' conference Monday evening at the
church,
Fairyiew, Pratt and Fortieth--Bihle school
II; Endeavor, Z: at 3, GLORIOUS Gospel
Rev Luce will preach.
Westminster. Twenty-ninth and Mason. j,
Franklin Young. Pastor--Bible school s;AS
at IL, "a Splendid Type OF PATRIOTISM. a
natriotic service Christian Endeayor meet
Ing, O'clock: no evening service during
July and August Mid-week service, Wednes-
das, T:i5.
CASTELAR,, Sixteenth and CASTELAR,, z. c.
Meek. Pastor-At II Rev. James B. Butter
OF Florence will preach; no evening serV,ce'
Sabbath schooi s;I5: Junior Christian En-
deavor, 3; Intermediate and Senior Chris-
tian Endeavor 7.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

absence OF the pastor. The trustees will
meet In the church parlors on Monday eye-
ming. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening
| at $.
st. Marks English, Twentieth and Bur-
| dette, L. Groh, Past@--at II, "Conserva-
| tion." Sunday school, s:t5; no evening serv-
ices during July and August.
Methodist.
Walnut Hill. Forticth and Charles. oliver
Keye, Minister-services 1880 and s.
Dietz Tenth and Pierce, C. N. Dawson.
| Pastor-sunday school, s:45; patriotic sos
sion; At II. patriotic sermon. Epworth
league, 7; patriotic meeting, At 8. Roy. Carl
Hermann. late OF India. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday. 8.
Hanscom Park, woolworth and Georgia.
Emory D. Hull, Ministerial II, Doing
A Patriots Duty"
e. Bowen, Minister-sunday school, s:45 Al
IL and s, preaching. Epworth league, 7. Fell
lowship hour. Thursday at 5.
Oak Street, Twentieth and Oak H. C.
Burrows, Minister-Sunday school, 9I5.
Preaching at II and 5. Epworth league, Z;
z. NJ. Reynold will speak at both services.
Bible study and prayer meeting. Wednes-
day at s.
Swedish. Nineteenth and Burt, Gustav
Erickson, Pastoral 10, Sunday school
At II, patriotic service; ''The Liberty We
Are Fighting For" Epworth league serv-
ice, Z. Program by Sunday school. s.
Hirst Memorial. Thirty-fourth and Lari-
more, Joseph stopford. Pastor-sunday
school, 10. At II, Seeking for Life. Ep-
worth league. Z. At s. America and Ameri-
cans"
Decatur, James Sanaker. Pastor-Sunday
school in English, 10. Preaching In native
tongue. IL; in English. s. Prayer meeting,
Thursday. s.
Trinity, Twenty-first and Binney, Rev.
John +. Poucher, Pastor-Preaching by
pastor at II and s. Music by choir, L. f.
Williams, chorister; Miss Flora Sears Nell
son, organist. Sunday school. e:45; II. NJ
Tyson, superintendent. Epworth league, Il;
Fred II Early, president.
. First. Twentieth and Davenport, Titus
Lowe. PastOr-Morning, "A Soldiers Re-
ligion." Evening, Bishop II. C. Stuntz will
preach on Americas Place in the World
War"
Presbyterian.
Lowe avenue, Fortieth and Nicholas A,
y. Ernest. minister--10:3O, THE Conserva-
tion of Food" Sabbath school at noon,
DR.. J. NJ. Patton. superintendent; z, Senior
Christian Endeayor: s, patriotic service;
vocal and instrumental music on the phono-
graph.
Dundee, Fiftieth and Underwood, Harry
B. Foster-s:45. Sabbath school; II. pa
triotic service. Z, Christian Endeavor.
First, Farnam and Thirty-fourth Streets
Edwin Hart jerks, Pastor--10:S0, a pa
triotic service, N. II. Loomis, presides; NJ. A.
Hall, John A. Monroe and John c. Whar-
ton will talk. At the close there will be a
flag-raising on the lawn. No evening SER
vice. Sunday school at noon; Young Peo-
pie. Z, Au ,aSs
A. L. Wheeler Memorial, Twenty third and
J. Rev. A. L. Wheeler. Pastor-Bible school.
s:45 a. m. Food Conservation"
Parkvale, Thirty-first and Gold street,
R. W. Taylor. Pastor-Bible study, 10;
s. ]. Purchase. superintendent. Patriotic
service, II. Christian Endeavor, 6:45; eve
ming worship. 7:45, "Ehtanglng Questions"
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:45. Judge
Willis G. Sears will address the congrega-
tion at II o'clock on the subject patriot
ISM"
Covenant, Pratt and Twenty-seventh
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Peter Trudeau. who has been at ar
Omaha hospital for the last two months
has returned home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wolfe OF Court
land were here sunday for u visit with
relatives.
Dallas Spencer OF otis. Colo, was here
this week visiting friends.
Miss Francis Gearhart of Union, Ia, Wis
tied at the home Of her father here this
week,
Miss Bernice Nutzman has returned from
a several weeks stay with relatives at
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
CARLoT RECEIPTS.

These sales were reported today:
Wheat-No hard winter: cars. s2.3S.
No. 3 hard winter. car, S2.33 Sample
hard winter! la car, $500. No. mixed;
1 car. f2.15.
Rye--No. Il Il car igt5.
Barley--No. 4: / car, 81. .0s; 2-5 car, 81. .05,
Corn--No, 2 white; 8 2-b cars. $1.70. No. 3
white; ! car, sl.70; car, sl.ssh. No, Q
yellow: 4 cars s1.6s. No. 3 yellow. Q cars.
Si6o. No. 2 mixed: 10 3-5 cars, s1.6s; y
car, fi69. No, 3 mixed; II cars. sl.Ss; 2-3
car, st6sh. No. mixed: car, fi.6sh.
oats--stsndard;-i ear. 60Me; car, cove.
No. white. cars, 60hc; 3 cars, SOC. No.
white: cars (shipper's weights), sec; Q
cars. csc. Sample white: l car. ssAc;
3-5 car, csc.
Omaha Cash Prices--Wheat: No. . hard.
s2.3bU2.3s: No. hard, s2.3l@2.33. Corn
No. 2 white, $i.es% @l70; No. white.
Si.69h Clio; No. 4 white, $i.69@1.69h; No.
white. si,6sh dp1.69; No. s white. 1850
i.6sA. No. yellow, tl,ssx @1.6S; No. 3
yellow. y1.GSQI69; No. 4 yellow, 1850
l.6Sh; No. 6 yellow. Sl.67h @i.6s: No. 6
yellow, si.67@1.67h; No. mixed, sI.6s%
@Lse; No: mixed. ,iSsh 81 SOL No. !
mixed, sl.6s@t.6sh; No, mixed. si,67M
@L6sk; No. mixed, si.s7al.6sh. Oats.
No. white, 6sx a zoe; standard, 6sh o
69xc; No. white, 10 s@6shc; No. 4 white,
6sm @6oc. Barley: Mailing, si.1O@l,15; No.
feed sl.oo@l.os. Rye: No. ?. s2.2tG2sf:
No. .. f2.2S@a26.
Jocal rnu0a . ontiona,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Mr., and Mrs. s. J. Marshall motored to
Douglas, Neb, Sunday to attend family
reunion at tho home Of his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. VIII Marshall.
Andrew Anderson, living north OF town,
gave his annual strawberry picnic Sunday.
seyenty-five quarts OF berries were dis
posed OF.
The p. r. O. society met Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. NJ J. Wickersham to hear
the report from the delegates who attended
the state grand chapter at Fremont last
week
Greg Davis wife and daughter, of Genoa,
are vistnng at the home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Davis. It,. .
Weeping Water raised si,326.6O In the
campaign Of Red Cross week.
MISS Mabel Murtey visited al Harlan and
Nicola, Is., from Friday until Monday.
]. w. Sperry. reports the loss OF three
acres of corn by the creek going out of
Its banks following the heavy rains Of Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Roed and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Station anil three daugh-
ters are planning an auto trip to Oklahoma
and New Mexico
Miss Nellie Dennis Is visiting at Harlan.
Ia. with her friend. Miss Naomi Coglizer.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Major Robelyer. a
son,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Kansas City. June so.--Wheat--No. 2 hard
ss4bQs.5s; 0. red. s2,i5V2,s5; July. ss,obt
September. N.ss.
corn--No. 2 mixed, si7o; Ne 9. si.7iA
No. yellow. SLIM; July. ti.6s; septem'
bcr $i,45b.
ed. s997lc.
Butter-creamery. s1i.o: firsts 3ie; sec.
onds. sake; packing, 30he.
Egrs-Firsts. size,
poultry--Roosters. isc; hens. ishc; broil-
ers. 2t1 2sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Minneapolis. June 3o.-Flour--Fancy pat
ents, csc lower. quoted at si2bo: first
clears. CSC lower. quoted at $3.50; second
clears. soc lower, quoted ut $500.
Bariey--Ssc q sf.a5.
Rye--s2.20@s.2s.
I3ran-s2T. so 92s.oo,
wheat--Juiy. sa1sh: September, si,72.
cnsh: No. l hard. s2.Ssh q 2.37n. No. l
northern. t2.22h @aash: No. . northern.
te17M @e.22M.
corn-No. ! yellow, si.Gs& @i.7oR
OAts--No. 3 white. ss@sShe.
FIsxseed-s2.sih9 92.Sh.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

shesp-Lambs which have been breaking
al other points for the last two weeks
have held up here until right at the close
Of the week, heavy buying by one packer
being the main reason for the strength. The
result was that up TO Thursday prices
were way high compared with other points
being from Ace to as much as 7Bo higher
than any other market
Closing quotations put the best spring
lambs around siZ00@1L3B. A few sales
made early yesterday at tt7.S04iT7s In
volved only small packages and could no,
have been duplicated an hour later. What
clipped lambs are worth is something OF
question. Pretty good kinds here Mon
day and Tuesday brought sikbo@lbs5,
but Il Is pretty safe bet that the beat
would not bring over $1,000 now. and II ia
question II thy would sell that high.
Consequently prices are from 500 to as
much as tg.oo lower than they were a
week ago.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
thorn. handy. sia25Gi4oo; lambs, shorn.
heavy. sis.5o013sei spring lambs, 1880
1873; spring lambs, culls, si200@15.00;
lambs. feeders. tl4oo@16e5; yeariings.
shorn. sii,oo012.oo; wcthers, shorn, $1,000
9io.fs; ewes. shorn. ts,bO@s.s0; ewes. culls.
shorn, $6.000s.60.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Chicago, June Observation-Disclosures 5000
head; market weak; native beef cattle,
ss.BoW13.so; stoekers and feeders, s6,bO6b
sTt: cows and holfers, sb,eo9u.so; calves,
sio.50ql5.2b.
Hogs--Recsipts, 1000 head; market slow
s@loc undor yesterdays average: bulk OF
sales, slf.i0Gi530; light, sl3sb@l5.05;
mixed, sI420@i5.b0; heavy. si410WlS60;
rough. Sf4.10@lAto: pigs tto.76@iSs5.
Sheep and Lambs--Recelpts. 5000 head;
market weak: wethers, ss,0o@losS. lambs.
! 81. .l6Qli.50; springs. SIa.0OW17.60.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Sioux CITY. Ia. June 5o.-csttlo--Re-
oeipts. 1000 head market steady; beer
steen. ss,oo0ls.oo: fat cows and heifers.
szssGi3.00; Gamers. $5,soUf.00; stockers
and feeders, s7.00@ ., 90; calves. ss.b0@1a7s,
bulls. stays. otc,. 1900 @ 1000: feeding cows
and heifers, ts.b6WS.00.
Hogs--Receipts 1000 head; market
steady to Sc higher: lights. si4bO@1t.Tb;
mixed. ait.7o@isoo; heavy. si4.bo@i475,
choice, si5.000ib.26; piga. sts.00QI3.o0;
bulk OF sales. siA7Oai5.0o.
Sheep and Lambs-Roceipts. 100 head,
1nArkot steady
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Buena Vista County
Exceeds Red Cross Quota

Storm Lake, Ia, June 30-(Spe-
cial.) )--Buena Vista county will have
contributed $4,000 to oftbe Red Cross
war fund when all reports have been
made. The amount asked for was
$4,000, but practically every town.
ship gave more than was expected OF
it. c. H. Wegerslev Of Alta, was
in charge OF the canvass.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

". Louis. June se.-cattle--Reeeipts. 400
head; market steady; native beef steers,
t7bo@l5.50; yearling steers and heifers
sss0@lss5; cows, ss.ooGioBoi stockers
and. feeders, s6.0o99,60: prime southern
beef steers, ,s,oo812,26; beef cows and
heifers, s426Qsoo: prime yearling steers
and helfers. s7.bo0lo.Qo: native calves. $500
@ib.25.
lower; lights. sii,7s@i6.fo: pigs, $4,000 q
iA25; mixed and butchers, tI475@i6.46;
good heavy. sisde@ibbS; bulk of sales,
titso@15.So.
shsep and Lambs--Receipts, 600 head
market steady; clipped lambs. sio7bG1b.ssi
clipped ewes, ss.00ds.5 spring lambs
slb.oo@t7to: Gamers. t5.oo@6to, chop
pers. s7.oeG7.so
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Springfield.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hines returned last
Thursday from Kansas City, where they
went two months ago.
Auscar Taylor and family have gone to
Kansas on visit. They drove through
In car. .
Miss Jessie Dill OF South Bend, visited
Mrs, Justice Hnkle this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, CT ID. Smith and children
are visiting friends in oakdale,
MIR. and Mrs, ]. PA winn of Omaha.
visited sprinkfield relatives last Sunday.
The Methodist Brotherhood met with l..
A, Bates Friday evening.
Mrs. w. s. Ely has gone to Morgan City.
Utah, to visit her son, John Ely
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Fleming OF Los Ange-
les, are here visiting Mrs. Fiemins's father.
Mr.. c, Il, Keyes.
Elisabeth o'Brien of Omaha, visited Mrs.
l.. A. Bates last Sunday. s3J
Miss Eva white, daughter of A. 3.
white. died on June "a at the tuberculosis
hospital In Kearney and was brought hero
for burial
Rev. and Mrs. capsey returned last Sat-
urday from a visit to Newman Grove
Tho local lodge Of the Masons installed
at their last meeting tho following officers.
VIII G. Kieck, master; T, j, Wright, sem
Tor warden; l., c. Dell, Junior warden. r. b.
Herberg. secretary and W. u. Bates, trpas-
Mrer
Mrs. knight Phelps OF Minko. okl., with
three children is visiting c. Il, Keyes.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Now York. June se,--Metals--The copper
market has shown rather firmer tone
since the government purchases and the
development OF labor troGbles, but no i'm
proyement had been reported In general de-
mand and there was practically no business
in evidence at the end Of the week. To-
days quotations for spot and nearby elec-
trolytie were nominal at $4,000 $500, while
prices named for August and later ranged
from $4,000 TO ssi.Y. Iron was firm and
unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Kansas City, Juno 8o.---catte--Re Recnipts
100 head; market steady: prime feed steers
ti3.bo913.35 dressed beef ateers, ss.5od D
11.25; western steers, sg0oais.26; cows,
fsoo@io.oo; heifers, ssSo@ls.oo; stoekers
ana feeders, s7b0@to.b0; bulls. $500 q 900;
olives. s700dpl35e.
Hogs--Recelpts. 500 head; market
steady; bulk OF sales, slL60@i55b: heavy,
sib,so@Ib.e5 packers and butchers. $500
@fs.be. liEht. $itio@l6,oo: pigs, $4,000
1a.7b.
sheep and Lambs Receipts 500 head;
market steady. lambs. si6,o0017.7b; year
llnEs, $i1.oo@ia5o. wethcrs. ss.oo0il,0p;
ewes, $7.609i00o.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Now YORK Money Market,

New York, June sO,@Prime Mercantile
Paper---5A per cent
Sterling Exchange--Sixty.day bills.
st72; commercial sixty.day bills on banks.
sA7i&; commercial sixty-dny bills. N.7lA:
demand ss,75A; cables, tk7e T-is.
Bonds--ooyernment. heavy; railroad.
easy.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Red Cross Notes

Meeting ut West Point-A Red Cross
meeting win be held Sunday afternoon
at West Point, Neb., when all the
workers in Cunning county will be
present. A general organization for
the entire county will be effected
Robert Smith, district clerk, who Is as
sistant to Mr.. Judson in the state
work, will address the meeting, as
will Secretary w. g. Ure.
Mrs. Lindsey Goes East--Mrs. q. T.
Lindsey, director of the woman's work
In the state, will leave Sunday night
for Chicago for conference with ]. ].
O'Connor, head of the western divis-
ion, Il am going to find out what
not to do, 50 as to conserve time and
effort, as well as TO eliminate mis-
takes" she said. Mrs, Lindsey will
return Wednesday to begin her work.
Sorority to Meet--The Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority will meet Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Guy Kiddoo to sew
for the war relief, The meeting,
which was scheduled for Wednesday,
was changed because Of the Fourth.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Freight Rate Decision Temporarily Unsetties
the Market.

New York. June so.-Rejection by the In
tersiate Commerce commission Of the 10
per cent rate increase caused temporary un-
scttlement OF the market today.
Rails were offered In fairly large volume
at gross losses Of l to . points, Coalers.
GranEars, Paeiflcs and numerous low grade
issues bore tho brunt of the fall.
IndustriAls and the so-called war groups
offered stout resistance though yielding /
to IN points with metals. shippings and mis-
cellNneous stocks,
The last half Of the sessions was attended
by . general rally, some equipments max
Ing actual gains OF 10 5 points. Rails also
participated extensively ip recovery. The
closing was strong. Sales approxlmated
100000 shares. Bonds were Irregular. Lib
erty ans were less active at par ton small
advance.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

New York. June ao.--cotton--Futures
opened steady; October. 2s.45c; December
se,bTc. January 26.7oc; March. s6.s2c.
Cotton futures closed steady; July, 2e.7sc;
October. ss,36c: December. ss4sc; jan
3uary ?s.5sca March, 2s.7ic. Spot qulet !:
middling, 27.26e.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
st Iaui. l,rain nfarlel

81. Louis, June so.---wheat--No. 2 red.
s2.2s: No. : hard. saii; July. s2.oo; Sep
corn-No. 3, ti.14M9L76. No. 2 white.
si.754: September si.t1E: December,
si.esM.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01


WIN Contryman and family were in Weep
ing Water, Sunday.
G. A. Murdoch was an Omaha visitor
Friday.
Miss Alma Schomaker was a Nebraska
City passenger Friday.
Miss Emily Woiph was a Lincoln visitor
Friday.
The Country Girls club met, with Ethel
Anderson, Friday. vel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Miss Lib
bic Beach motored to syracuse. Wednesday
Mrs oren Pollard has returned from a
two weeks visit with her parents at Lin
coin.
Bud Hall of Washington has been Wis.,
iting Nehawka relatives the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheldon. Mrs. Ernest
Giles and Miss Julia Todd autoed to Lin
coin Friday. -
The Misses Grace Boganvlef and Clara
Gerbing OF Elmwood were visiting friends
here the past week.
Wells Kellogg Of Syracuse was entertained
this week at the Kirkpatrick home,
Six inches OF rain fell here last week.
+ Mr.. aud Mrs. II. S. Thomas and the Misses
Belle, Blanch and Ora Ducios were Pal
nyra visitors Friday.
Mrs. Henderson Wade and children have
been visiting the past week with her par
snts at Weeping Water.
Mrs. Raymond Pollard and daughter left
the first OF the week for visit at the
old home at Palmyra, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

MAJOR.GENERAL JOHN J. PERSHING REVIEWING
HONOR GUARD-Major-General John J. Pershing,
mander of the American expedonary force to France
viewing the honor guard with General Pitcairn Campbell Of
the British Army his right
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

SKINNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
The regular quarterly dividend Of S-4 per cent
per share will be paid OH Monday, July =, wi; 10
per cent preferred stockholders Of record at the close
Of business Saturday. June 80, lOlI.
LLOYD N. SKINNER. Treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

First, Twenty-sixth and Harney, Charles
E. Cobbey. Pastoral 10Y Bible study and
communion: IL, Thy Kingdom Come"
Young Peoples Christian Endeayor meetings,
$50 to 1880; at 5. Gods Generosity"
South Side. Twenty-third and i, John @,
Alber, Pastor--10. Bible school; at II. PA
triotism. Our Country" Christian Endeavor,
Z; at 5. Patriotism Our Plea"
North Side, Twenty second and Lothrop,
George l.. Peters, Pastoral TO- unified
service, Gather Up the Fragments" at s,
Americas Greatest Enemy"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
Christian scence.

Third Church, Druid Hall, 24it Ames--11.
.'chrlstiar sc!ence:' Sunday school sA5 and
Iii wednesday evening meeting 8.
Second. Dundee Theater, Underwood and
Tifty-first--At II. "chfistian Sclence;"
Sunday school sa5: Wednesday evening
meeting. s.
First Church, st. Mary's and Twenty
fourth--At II and 8, christian Science -
Sunady school. s:45 and II; Wednesday
evening meeting, s.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
E,x,u Rutter Murket

Elsin, III, June 50.--Butter--Thirty-f live
tubs at ssMc: thirty-five tubs unsold.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01


Miss Gertrude Ingram left for Hastings
Nebo oMnday to attend the Christian En-
deavorg institute
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Esmay left Thursda,
for Kansas for a weeks visit~ with theil
son. Elmer. and family.
Mrs. Isaac Noyes came out from DUNDEE
Saturday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gardiner
Mrs. John Deithick and son, Jack, left
last week for Wisconsin to Join Mr.. Deith.
lex. They will reside there In the future
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin NMortensen came
out from Omaha for a visit at thei homt
Fof Mr.. and Mrs William Nightingale.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Wo.
mans Missionary society was held with
Mrs. H. P Feffee. Wednesday afternoon
This was the annual election of officers
and the following were reelected. Mfe
l. w. Presha, president; Mrs William Night.
ingale, vice president Mrs. G. s. Kopp.
secretary; Mrs. "A. L. Zeviebel, treasurer
Mrs. A. J. Mcdonald, seer, airy Of litera,
ture.
The board of education met Thursday
for organization. The following are the
officers and members for the coming year
John Mcnahan, president F. C. Kennedy
treasurer; Mrs. Anna Ingram, secretary
w. s. Eddy, DR.. Antony Parsons and F. NJ
Butts.
A Red Cross society. auxiliary to Omaha,
was organized Friday with the following
officers: Mrs. w. G. Whitmore. president
Mrs. +, C. Kennedy. vice presiden; Miss
Mildred Fitzgerald, secretary; Mrs. ]. W
Presba, treasurer. Over 5000 has been given
to Red Cross work.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Lieutenant Charles J. Glidden.
United States signal corps, will speak
on the subject "The World and Its
People as Seen From the Motor Car;
Aeronautics in Times of Peace and
War;" Sunday evening at the Central
United Presbyterian church, Twenty
fourth and Dodge streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01

Church OF Our Redeemer. 26o5 Ames, W.
T, Kahse. pastor-Sunday school. s:t5; at
II, Shall Be Like His Master" no eve
ming service. N
Danish. sis South Twenty y-second-sunday
school, $40; Rev. Alfred Sorensen will
preach at 1o:4o and s:15; meetisg Thursday,
s:l5. -
Pella, Danish. corby and North Thirtieth.
H. Berthelsen. Pastor--Sunday school. $3.50
services, 1880. Rev. J. Petersen of Harlan
will occupy the pulpit; no evening services;
Young Peoples society. Thursday, 's:l5.
Trinity, Twenty-fifth and Ames C. G.
Bloomquist. Pastor; Residence, 1903 North
Twenty-ninth-Bible school and morning
services, beginning at e.4s, sermon. Help
II; evening services, beginning 7:45. sern on,
Lest the Name Of God be Blasphemed."
Romans, s-17-2s.
St. Paurs Twenty fifth and Evans. T. e.
Otto Pastor--Sundsy school $3.50: services
In German. 1880; English. vs.; stereopticon
lecture on .'The Early Christian Church
Monday. July l6.
Grace. English. Twenty sixth and Wool
worth. c. ". Swlhart. Ministerial IL The
Twofold Christian 8. "A New King with an
Old Book" Sunday school at .; Luther
league at Z,
Grace Branch, Forty eighth and Leaven-
wovth-Sanday school at Q,
Kountxe Memorial. Farnam Street and
Twsnty-sixth Avenue. Rev. Oliver D.
Ba,tzly. Phi. D.. D. D.. and Rev. c. Frank
lin Koch. Pastors-Moruins worship at II.
subject of sermon by the pastor. why Not
steal. No evening service. Sunday school
every sunday morning at 9:45, W. D. Nor
ton. superintendent.
Zion, Thirty-sixth and Lafayette Avenue.
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| for the Republican nomination for
Speaker:
For Baldwin
Allegheny county-Somerman. Sui
livan, McCaig, Lauler, Mearkle, Wick
man, Mangan, Michel, Hough, Stad-
lander, Woodward. Murdoch, Bald
ridge, Dithrich, Wagner and Simpson
rmstrong-Milliron.
Bedford-Smith.
Blair-Rininger.
notwithstanding and Dewey.
Bucks-Fretz and Pickering.
Butler-McCollough
Cambria-Davis.
Cameron-Goodnou
Carbon-Zanders.
Center-Scott.
Chester-Whitaker Hollingsworth
and Graham.
Standardization.
Crawford-Williams and Shattuck,
Dauphin-Swartz, Bechtold, Ulsh.
Delaware-Ramsey and Hepburn.
Erie-Bovee and Skunk.
Fayette-Sinclair. Smith, Horton.
Forest-Haight.
Indiana-Wood
Jefferson-Lewis.
Lackawanna-Daws and Jones.
Lebanon-Urich and Weimer.
Lehigh-Miller.
Luzerne-Miller. Powell, Thomas.
McKean-Fitzgibbo
Montgomery-Boyd and Haldeman.
northumberland - Robertson and
Clements.
delphia-Crosby, Stern, Iaf-
ferty, Cox. Neary. Rogers, Smith,
Gransback, Richards. Brady. McArdle,
Heffernan, Vogdes. Campbell, Snow
den, Perry, Cans and Boyer.
Potter-Albee.
Schuylkill-Palmer and Sones.
Snyder-Sampsel.
Somerset-Lohr and Speicher.
Venango-McKinney and Goodwin.
Warren-Siggins
observation-disclosures, Baker and
Sprowls.
Wayne-Reichenba
Westmoreland-Miller. Dale and
Bouton.
York-Spangler.
Total-95.
For Cox
Allegheny-Geary, Ross. Howarth
Malie, Wylie, Steedle, McVicar and
Vickerman.
Armstrong-Jack.
Beaver-Kennedy
Blair-Brumbaugh and McCurdy.
Butler-Campbeli
Cambria-Horne
Clearfleld-Phillips
Clinton-Rich.
Decentralization
Franklin-Benchoff and Walter.
Huntingdon-Dell
Jefferson-Mitchell.
Lackawanna-Fowle Ehrhardt and
Davis.
I4awrence-Deun and Wallace.
observation-disclosures. Mckay, Aston.
Lycoming-Bidelspic
Mercer-Morgan.
Miffiin-Corbin.
Montgom ery-Stites.
Northumberland
Philadelphia-Meh Glass, Baidi
Milner. Wells, McNichol, Currys- pAz-