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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-09-20


a car load of Ford cars, this week
Rev. BRYAN preached at Mid
land on Sunday last, both morn
ing and evening.
A few used cars in good run
ming order for sale by the kadoka
Auto Co. Prices right, ATT
LOST "A yearlin9 black steer,
branded l. on right hip. Please
notify l.. Determann. kadOka,S.D.
Q. M. Conner and wife of Inter
ior, passed thru town Thursday
on their way TO LennOX, for two
weeks visit.
Place your orders for barbed
wire for October delivery now,
do it today.
l2-tf Jas. A. Smith Lum Co.
HELP WANTED:-W oman or
man for kitchen or dining room
work. Franklin Cafe, Deadwood,
South Dakota. 3S-tf
H. Z. kaufman and Rev. Bryan
were at NOWlin Tuesday where
the latter conducted the funeral
services of the mother of Mrs. II.
Tulip.
On Friday Sept. 18th, his honor
Justice Wellman, said the words
that made Harold ONeill and
Miss Dorothy Robinson, both of
Philip, husband and wife.
STRAYED:-One roam horse and
one bay mare and colt, mare has
40 feet of chain dragging. Left
Aug. 30th, 1918. No brands.
loft Albert Hosek.
On last Saturday this Office re-
ceived a social call from Mr.. Geo.
Deter who resides east and south
of Kadoka. Geo. has a dandy lit
tie place and is working hard to
improve it.
FOR SALE---I wish to sell my
property OF 7 acres. 3 room house,
good barn, 2 good wells and big
dam. On account of nv health
| will sell at a bargain. Inquire
at the Press office. ], E. Heck.
We have received another car
of steele posts. Get yours while
they last, they are going fast and
we will not get any more cars
this fall.
l2-tf Jas. A. Smith Lum Co.
Father Bonner informed us be-
fore he left, the first of the week,
that he would have a Priest sent
from Columbus college, Chamber,
laie, to hold services in the Cath
Ole church, on the 22nd. Servi-
Ces at the usual hour.
Strayed:- Redish brown mare
3-years old, some white on feet,
with small white spot in forehead
No brands, very gentle. Reward
for information. Notify me at
Philip, S. d.
ll-t3 Lund Peterson.
Among west end people in the
village, on Tuesday, we noted Joe
Stanley. and MIR. Umdahl both of
whom report % bushels of wheat
and oats from 80 to so bushels.
Lots of corn suffered from hail,
there still we be corn tor local
consumption.
List of registrars who donated
their services on Sept. II, 1918:
l J. F. Broyles, Cottonwood,
2 Hart Slocum,
3 Frank l.. Gale, Philip.
4 Carl X. Sandal, Kadoka.
5 X. L. Pinkerton, Belvidere.
5 P. l.. Serr,
6 Elmer Hankine, Stamford.
7 Otto c. Sharon, Kadoka.
7 Fred Barth, Kadoka.
s N. F. Eads, Kadoka.
9 J.E. Brockelsby, Kadoka.
10 w. K. Burkholder, Interior.
10 Albert S. White, Interior.
ii w. M. Gilchrist. Weta.
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Sheriff's Certificates OF Brands

State of South DAKOTA,
County of Jackson.
This is to certify that there has
been exhibited to me as provided by
Chapter l20, laws of 1905, Bill of
Sale from Ed Holthzner, properly
witnessed. conveying four head of
horses TO John Iyerson. The said
John lverson is the owner and ship
per, and have inspected four head
OF horses, described as follows:
Four mares branded KZ on left hip.
That the said horses were shipped
from Stamford, County of Jackson,
South Dakota. on the 9Th, day of Sep
tember, 1918, shipping designation be-
ing Mitchell, South Dakota.
In Witness whereof, have hereun-
no set my hand as sheriff of Jackson
county, South Dakota. this eth day
OF September, 1918.
Ben Hughes,
BY Sheriff.
+. w. Calhoon,
ii-A Deputy.
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Sunday, Sept. 22nd--- Mass at ka.
doka at 1890 a. m.
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@rnnbeiaeutnms-l lebcrtlasuneen.

Wlar 3inlmtermdiul uub STRAIT an Z.
w. Wnrroquin. @ruuoitild IN Der 0orbz
Mleoiaa StrnBe; $500.
$, Q. Matter oil o.. nno s.. 0aoeI>
ITEM, @rnuoitiife IN Der Greitbolme 10
oition rno III 9igblano Rarf; $1,000
Sos IneeleS 9eigH5 SsnIp rpuernent
Company an Cora 20. aarbadb. @runbs
ltild III Cos Inaeles Sciqbts; 1915.
Otto Sppermann an 0rs. @ieriped
@runoitild an Der Selfers StraBe; 800.
9th Cher lmo Sroi an N1ar &ieipes
ger, @rnnoltiid int nelieu Gin 8fod
1862; $3.50.
aler e. 9aIff unb QouiIa Srie0rtA,
inoipiouel unb oils ~Greeutrir@ an @eo.
V. Sorrep, @runoitiid in Der @obernz
ment 6eiqhts Gobition; $1S5.
Noam Sran5 uuo Srau an Hop u.
0nlfafer. @ruuoitiid in Der Riiiionfie.h
sfboition; $500.
Nodm 6ran3 ltno Srau, an 8ernorh
Nrorpn nno Srau. Griirioitiid an Der OFT
Commerce StraBe; $500.
Ioolpb Soepperiuein iino irdiI al Ser
naro 8roipne. @rlinoItiid an Der Oft
5oniton Strose; $500.
Srmt Guftie &ioIbaiia unD S6omas
8nblaip8if on SaroI6 Sosfe, @rlinbftiid
an Der 0itsGommerce Gtra6e, Ode @beitz
nut; $4,000.
S. 9. 8heeIer an 9. :. Bob, @runSe
Itid I'M 8oIebole allotment; g. 594.83.
Tinnie 3. aellD an @eorae 6. gidjs
Iik, @riinoitiid nj Ser McGinoiiah gpe
$4,000.
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Sir @enopeuo's Heiie, oils ocrcn 3iel
lie Taris be6ei1nete, mar ld)on olles
por6ereitet. Sois, oellen gltern inn
geItattet, feline oi~esiabrigeH 6erien
auf Der Wtoosburg 81 perleben, febrte
I'M 2altf oerIel6en @ode nad Dem
Seminar 3uriid. 9hlr Saua mo
Mari blieben bier,
Der gebeime 9ann, ipelfcr it'd
Iacr fiiblbor modte, idien Sieg-
mlno ON meiiten 5u bebruden; er
CAB iid) beute u~nruDiger, oils III leillec
Nrt lag, unb nabocml man pnnt 81
idc mlfgeltat0en ltno IN oas Serrai-
ier5immer iibergelieoelt mar, iiber-
fam Sen &na6en gro6es l~lubeba9cn
bel Dem 8eoallfen alt a0e Die Stun.
oen, pelde nod bis gum ipdtenabeno
au iiberomlern iparen, @r ltano an
6eniter mo blidte bila6 oui oas
bcrbitlih farbi9e Sol. Yloblid man0-
te or oen &opf:
~Wiutter. meiBt Iii, po5 iJ mod.
te2"
.Guu?"
sd Htodte nod ciunol oriiten
bonn @ilariberg Sic Come unterge-
beu iebeu. Notiirlid) mir, mcnn Gu
mittameit. IS lit ia 10 id)ones 8ef
ter; ale 8ege lino trodeu aetpiE;:
Der Spa5iergote Uiiroe Dir gut tun.
aae ain9en Dobl gcrne nit, nitt
Uabr2"
~@arum niAt2" iagtc Gcnopcpc..
DGom luBt inns ober feline Belt per.
Iiercul Die Oftoberionne gebt frib-
3eitiq nieoer, ulo Der @eg lit melt"
(6ortietune ioIgt)
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Hidter Gaptoe bonn 45. Dl-
itriftsgeridt ionic Hidter Slltocr
oont 81. 9iItriftseeridt baben ant
Montage gnti6eioungen n6ge9eben,
ourd uelde bic Dor Ginger 3eit
pom Stdotrot paiiierte Sroinon3.
melhe Die Snternierung geidle6tlid)
crfronfter 6rauen in Dem 2ipe Dat
9ctentlon @amp dnoronet> ols ullgiil=
tig II. ltr1fonltitlltioneu erfl0rt miro.
Sn 6eioen 60aeu puroe Sic @ntlai=
lung Der oltf Der 6drm feltgeboltelen
&ldgcrinlcn perfiigt. Mapor @e0 bot
Die S%tttcnpoli5ci ullgetpieien, trcs=
Dem meiter nllf 5metfelbofte 6ralten=
5intnter 81 fabtlOen uno Oieielben,
menn ltotitg, nod Der 2ipe Gof 6orml
5u bringen. Gr mill ieoen 6oll 3nlIl
geridtli6en Ilstrdg bringen.
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Nus Der StaStbaGe.

Mrs. 6. 0ittnlar petitionicrt nit
A%bdnoernltg oes Nalnens ser gis=
mart StraBe III Gittnlar StraBe, 90
oas Saro, ourd) lpeldes Die Stro5e
lanft, ibreln p%eritorbenen 8attcn ge-
5orte. Die &elt Gno 2untber Cont
pallp fiinoigt Die Eadt fir Die allf
ibrem @runoltiid itebenoe 5clcr-
Statiou. Mrs. 20. Basin petitir-
inert I'M eincn ipe5iellen @ml=gr-
laubnisidein. Sur g~e5ablltng po.l
9foten llnb ,3inien on Die 4lolno
gfationol uno bic Statc 9tationai
8onf ueroen $tt3025 beipiQigt
Die lpod)entlid)e Sobnliip betrdot
50 ,361.35.
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&oulton miro III &oibi,lgton
el1rd) ieinen Vinpor Nnlerling, ieillen
Solicitor q. s. 6pmarb mo oe.t
Sadlperitanoigen Slt9enieltr 2ornar
Spnoen gegen oie grhobuug Ser Se=
lepbonraten proteltieren.
0as Appeaatinl1sgeridt pom
81 Eaio bat 0as @eiet, peldes Dem
9ooro Of Boter engineers Die Ser
fiiglrne iiber oas DEM Gecos 6luiie
fir Srrigations5mede entnornmele
Naller itbertragt, fir mlfunititlitip~
nell erflart. @eneralon1palt Gureton
miro iid) bel oieicr gntlheioung nicht
%berubigen, ionoern miro oen SAL oor
ras Supreme : @eriht brilgelt.
Der Stoat bat nit <snobnp
ciner eilt5i9en ge5abllung BON soc
pro aopf Ser Sdulbepolferltllg ole
oel Counties s~ufommellben SAul-
3ui6iiiic nod nid)t geleiltct. l1no
trotoem miro b%ebhltptet, ouB gelulJ
8elo i'm 56aeartt 81 sluItin liegt.
Sn Gotltlla murben 5mci aus
San @ntouio itommenoe Meger, mel
DIE nj 9dre0o Elm Illtomtobil aeitut-
len hntterL perbaftet.
Der oofomotip s6ei5er Som
Mtc&iliam bon 9oreoo, Der lid Ell
men 3obn batte misrcibcn laiien.
Itarb bier Gage ipater at Sen 6olgct
bon gllltpergiftung.
SSn einer iefs Meilen BOA
6airfielo l~iegenoen Stride murben
Irou Gurrp nnb ibre iiebeniobriae
Softer, nahrenb lie ON Son1tage
ocnt 8ottesoienlt b~eimobntelt, BON
Seff Gurrp, Ser bon ieiner sSrau &C.
trernt le6t, ourb mebrere Sd)uils
oerfpnnoet. Gurrp iteute iid) freiiuile
liz Dem Sberiff.
Mus Dem Yunlauole uno gtoro
gerus miro faltes @intcrpettcr hc-
rid)tcr.
Der friibcrc 6onptfclonnciier
oes Stoates 2ouiliono, George ..
Solution, murbc in Gaf Sorn per-
haitet mo nod Dem County &C.
iallgnis m gl Baio gebrad)t. Sobl-
lton miro beifuloigt, am 6reitng
nafnlitta9 oeit 25-idbrigen Mrthur
@ilion Don Gan 9orn eri6ollen Ill
habcu.
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NlIerIei.

OefleIl HaulillIIQg 5fDlldle,l
fiinf uno ieds ltbr fono sic @eib-
lladtsfeier 0es Hotarp Club oitf ser
Mlarno Gla5a ltatt, BET Ser pieoer eth
pradtpoaer @eibnadtsbaum aufge-
iteat NOR uno piele @eihenfe an ain-
Der p%erteilt mllr0en.
@eitern lit Capt. goaar SDbill,
Der Sobn oes Sberiff Goblin, Ser iid,
ais 2uftihifffampfer einen 9tameil
aennad)t bat, bier eingetroffen. Gr
trdgt oas fransoiiide Groin os
8uerre" uno bas amerifaniide St
1tinguiibeo Serpice @rob.~
SIN HoItamt iino ied)sig grtra=
Sellte angeitellt, UNI bie @eibnof,ts=
poit 5u bef6rbern.
SSlt ben bieligen @otels meroea
am &eibnahtstage mieoer o~llerlei
Jtitlidfeiten itattfinoeu.
Toltrneiltcr Arn1iiteaS teiIt nit,
Dab oenln1d)it Sic Z. -Nfotor.
.foute etabliert perocn miro. 9icieIbe
fiibrt onrd ben weitlidci SeiL ui.-
leres County beilabe bis 5ur @reujs
bon Weoina County ullo miro cine
Sange BON etlpa 53 Meilen 1abca.
Ser Yro5eB gegen bic Sriicer
anion unb Charles 5a5elnopo nou
Milteral &eqS, melfe arll II. &C.
sender Den friiberen Hanger-aapitan
5uu Dor Dem golirtbnuie ~eridoliet,
II olrf ben 3. 6ebrnar angclest.
Die MitgIieber Der Gar Ganers
Sisa bon 9srar Gountp limo 5i eiaer
aagemeinen Seriammllnlg, mcIdjs
Sreitag. ben 3. Sanuar, itattfinoen
miro, e~ingelaben.
Ser befnnntc, aus San Mnto-
iliu itanHneHoe Shauipieler Maclp1
Arburfle, Ser BEL Der 8eibnad1tsbe
3d}eermue beg Hotarp Club ais Santa
Claus nuftreten mollte, lit leioer per
tinbert, ieiiem Geripredrn nad5u-
fenninet uno bat leinen geiud) aufae
fdjobcn.
Der critic Gag Der aampoqne,
Ourd) peld)e Die iaumigcn ,3eid)ner
fur ariegsiparnnrfen str Grfiidunq
lbrer &crpfliftlulgen peranloBt mer.
Den loaen, mar Don gliten GrfoIa be-
gietfet. Bic YoItoffrce, ionic Die
GGaIfen, Dclde Den 8ertauf ser Mas
fen ubcrnommen baben, nnrcn mn
Niontagc nit 2eltten, fpe!dbe 0ieIelhst
einloien pollter, iibcrfiiQt.
Sm Gelp Tielo filioct hellt,
nud)nlittnq cine groBe @eibnadtshc-
ldeerung ltatt, fiir melfe elm olisqc.
5eidbnetes Yrogramm 5uiaml1enge.
ftelt iii.
Sim Montag ~nodmlittag uur-
Den 6pei Wioimer pcrhaftct, neIdlp
beiduloigt meroen, in Ser NadJt pr
Der in einen Storc on Der Monterei)
StrdBe eiHgebrod)en ST. fem uto
sleibungsitiide i'm @erte BON $3.50
8eItoblen 81 bobcn.
@cite abeno finoet in init
lammtliden Girhen Der Staof 3ur
Seier oes Weibnadts- 9ciligennbenh5
sSottesbienit Itatt.
8rob aIer auitrengungen lit
a. oen &omitcs oes Soften arell5e5
uiAt ~gelungen, Die fir Gan 4ntonio
3eltgeicbte ,3obl bon 3f,313 Mitglie.
1crn 81 crrcidJen. 9tad Den borlie.
aenOcn @erid)tcn iino ca. $4,000
8erTonet Der 8ereinigung beigetre-
ten, ungcfabr 1000 meDr ais I'M
Satire 1917.
Ger itorfe HcgeHL Ser ani Mton.
tao morgen iriib nm 4 llbr in Gan
slutonio Tiel, bat iid) iiber eiren
7iemIidcu Cell nes Staates erItredt.
Midi aus Muffin uno anoern Srt.
idaItcn meroen tiihtige GicocridIi-
3D. Jemelbct.
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ociratea 6iebnrfen Soeesfdii'

Nclraten
altguit aoam Setter uno Carrie
Ma&l @ooper.
Sacob Brit nuo Dora Srcbm.
Sacob s. Stara nno SteQa s.
Simnons.
ltlpiies &. Hoie u. Seiiie .. 2een.
Gbriltian Sans uub 0ral gntHo
.. montgomery.
8eburten:
8. 81. ariid) uno 6rau, elm Mido-
den; Sobn 8iegel il. uno 5rau, etr
&nabe; @m. Sboenboru uno Sralt
Elm Mdohen; S. S, 5uebner ull
6ruil, elm Widohen; @m. @eias nm
Srau, Elm anabe.
3o6e5fdIIe:
Milton 8. t5orn, 30 Sabre; 0ral
Wnrtha {. Sesfe. % Satire; Mcto
&raltie. 80 Sabre; @iliom Sd}ulb.
Iiter unbefonnt, @bfparo Stehle
Filter nabefannt SoIepb 9. Soromib
p Sabre, Soc gresliL Is Sabre.
Otto @erner, 2S Sabre; areo +
3intgraff, II Sabre; 6rau Splpis
>. &eiforot, % Sabre, Mianlie.
@iacnberg, / Sabr, @ruin goie, Sc
Sobre.
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EDtton.

San antonio, beufe 3012 Gents.
@alpeitolt, aeItern 30.15 Gents.
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Bemaie.

Son Nntonio. "a. 9e6ember. 19tS.-
aartoffeln, Sal. $40.
SilBtartoffeln, $3.50 1nb $3.75.
3lpiebefn. @oG.. $500 uno 1915 per
100 8fuuh.
5omateu. Col. S2.75.
8obuen. Colorado. Slnto. pei gfo
1915 uub 5000; California 8obous. per
elpt., $1,000; 8infs, $S.75; Gina. $14;
Napp. $14.00; @lndehes. 5000.
Seaeric, $3.50 per giinoeI.
Eriide String 9enns. $500 per gu
lbet.
@riinc @feffer. $500 unb 1926 per
&ulhci.
Rahiesden, SOC per 9tb. @iinoet.
Mserrettras @nraein. per Rfb. 1914
0urfen, soc per 9uben6.
@rbien. per fIeiuer Crate. $500
geeten. $3.50 II. $500 per 100 Tfo.
Nopfinlat, S3.75 per 9rote.
&eteriilie, SOC per 9bo. s@iinbeI.
RfirIide. $1.65 uuo $1.75 per Crate
@elbe Wur8elu. 60e per 9llbeno.
@ierpflol5eu, $500 per @uiheI.
Gpbl. $500 unb 1926 Der 100 $50.
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IL

8eniee Gorfommniiie Des tagli.
den 2ebens bringen oen 9eteiligtcu
nabe beD~oritebenbes Sdeioet 10 sum
gemuBtiein, aIS Ole leeten gemein-
ifaftlidDen Mabl5eiten. @er bon odu-
men 5icbt, nimmt Den langgemobnteu
Elns bel Glide nit Der ltiaen 9e-
trod)tltng Elm, mie fern er iein miro.
menn Die 4noern oas ndd)ite Mol gu
gleid)er Stunoe bier beilammc1 fem
iuerbeu: iuer 5nriidbleibt, iiebt i'm
@eiitc ieinen Ylob idon leer. @i0er
8iuen idleidt iid] Elm S6ipeigen
elm - Sd)mermut iitt NIT 5l @aitc.
Inter Iolfem 9arule lag beute oie
feline Niittagsgelellid)ait ouT Ger
Ioos6urg. Ntit oielem Gage mar
6iiacn's 3eit nm Moraen in oe
8riibe itano feline Abreiie nit Sieg.
muno bepor, melhe ser 9eginn ouae.
meiner 3erltreuung Der beiite rod 10
trauIif b~ereinten 9ofelrunoe mar
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SrSblid,e weib=
naebfen allen mnIez
zen lisbets geiertt
mn> SessatNeaa.
Sreie yre1e iir Stras.
Mpraen fetme 3eif.tna.

lin unierem Teriunal @elesenDtit
81 aeben, Den &eibnadJtstag 81
%feiern, crid)eint murgen feline 3eitnns
mno Die Office ser n6reie Ereife"
blei6t aeidLpilen.
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&inoermnub

Sebrer: ySeet babe id) eild blaue,
griine, roteuno 9elbe Steine ge5eigt,
per bon eud) fam mir nun eillen
Steit llennen, Der eine idlwnr5e Sat-
be bat2"
Shiller: Ser Shornltein.
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Nus Dem 6erihtsiaat.

Sic limo beiduloigt, 5ilnt Slager
geioat 81 baben: Scr Seirfel Iua
Sic bolen!"
o@eiaet bnb' i) es, cS mar obcr
mlr Elm yfrpmmer @unih!"
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@abridjeinlidjes gSetter,

Stir Snn sfntorio mo umgeeello.
0elite flor, Sentperotllr etlpa5 miller.
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Die llnter5eidncr fir @ar
Gaoings STAMPS iito orift.
geno oufgeforocrt, i9re Gin5abIun
gen su MAIDEN.
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gottoniamen-Eroonf
Tarm-Yruonfte

San Hntonin. q. 2e5ember, 1915
Yrime CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. .Sf7.5'
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22

six months. Mr.. Gardner is now in
New York, but expects to return
home with his son to spend Christ
mas here.
1t. Charles E. Metz is expected
home Tuesday on leave from Camp
Pike. Ark. Mrs. Metz may return
to Camp Pike with Lieutenant Metz
after his six-day leave here.
Capt, F. Townsend is spending a
ten days leave in the east.
Jack Peacock has returned from
San Antonio, after receiving his dis
charge.
Mrs. Tom Donnolly is at the
home of her parents for the holi-
days. She was formerly Miss Jessie
Bells, who went to Camp Pike,
Ark, in June to become the bride
Of 1t. Tom Donnolly, who will re-
main month longer.
1t. George Thummel, who has
been stationed at Washington, has
received his discharge from the
army and will join Mrs. Thummel
who is with her parents in Roches.
ter, N. Y, before returning home
after the first of the year.
Mrs. Chester Wells and baby boy
Cameron. are spending the winter
at Long Beach, Cal.
DR.. J. w. Thompson arrived home
from Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, where
he has been stationed. DR.. and
Mrs, Thompson will 60 to Lincoln
Monday to spend Christmas with
the formers parents.
Miss Dorothy Belt and Miss
Louise Clarke returned today
from Miss Benefits school. Mil
brook, N. Y, to spend the Christ.
ras holidays with their parents.
A son was born last Thursday to
1t. and Mrs. Hird Stryker.
Mrs. Julia Nagle James has re-
turned from Helena, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell of
the Helen apartments have returned
from a ten days visit in Chicago.
Miss Mary Clifford returned Fri
dav from Dana Hall to be with her
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22
GaIi-Curci Best
of All ROsina's

Frederick Donahey, musical critic
for the Chicago Tribune. comment
ing on recent performance of the
Barber of Seville" paid a glowing
tribute to the wonderful voice of
Galli-Curci who sang the part of
Rosina. In part he said:
The Auditorium was damned for
Calli-Curci's repetition, Monday of
Barber of Seville" in which nobody
else within memory has been nearly
so good as she is. Her Rosina was
again a matter of brilliant song and
contagious comedy. scrupulous with
regard tor the laughs and tor the
legato. A great and gay singer of
Rosina's loneliness was she in the
Une voca aria and in her duet with
Figaro; and she repeated in her
lesson song, her familiar, haunting
demonstration of what the bell-song
Of Lakme" really is as both music
and stunt. The delighted crowd was
not to be denied more; and the lag
niappe was Home Sweet Home,
twice.
Nine. Galli-Curci will appear here
at the Auditorium January 10, as the
first number of the All-Star concert
course. Other artists in the course
are: John Mccormack, tenor, Friday
evening, January "a; Nine. Frances
Aida, soprano, March ]; Carolina
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parents. DR.. and Mrs. Harold Gift
ford, for theh olidays. Miss Ann
Clifford will not be home for Christ
mas, but plans to remain in New
York.
Mrs. J. G. Van Orsdel of Dallas,
Ore, who has been visiting her son,
R. A. Van Orsdel, at 1905 South
Thirty-hfth street, for the past
month, left Saturday for her home in
Dallas.
Miss Florence Fowler arrived
Sunday morning from Smith col
lege to spend the holidays with her
aunt, Mrs. Arthur English.
Miss Doris Berry is at home from
the National kindergarten college
in Chicago to spend the holidays
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam Berry. William Berry is also
at home from the Great Lakes naval
training station.
Miss Mildred Weston returned
Saturday from the Northwestern
University at Evanston, Ill.,, to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Weston.
Mrs. F. Carson Abbott is con.
valescing after an attack of infu-
enza.
! Mrs. Meyer Stein of Detroit is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Morris NJ,
Rosenblatt. Mrs. Stein, who was
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formerly Miss Jennie Rabinowitz,
was winner of The Bees vacation
contest conducted several years ago
Miss Margaret Walker, who is
attending the national kindergarten
in Chicago, has returned to spend
the holidays with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. F. P. Walker.
Miss Blanche Sorenson has ar
rived from St. Paul to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Sorenson.
Miss Esther Thomas, who has
been overseas for several weeks, had
intended to return, but cable from
Paris received Saturday announced
that she had been assigned to can
teen and would remain.
Miss Ruth Mccoy. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Mccoy, who
is attending Smith college, will
spend Christmas in New York.
When the National Conference OF
Women meets in London next
month the first resolution to be sub
mitted will demand that the govern
ment should Immediately pass bill
enabling women to be elected to the
House of Commons, and that the
law should be so amended as to
give votes on short residential quail
fication to all men and women of q
or over.
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will also spend Christmas at the
Riley home.
1t. Tracy Lewis, who has been at
Fort Omaha, has received his dis
charge and leaves today for his
home at Great Neck, Long Island.
Miss Dorothy Phipps, who was
the guest of Mrs. Edwin Kassler,
IT,. for several weeks, and while
here was quite i'll with the flu, re-
turned Monday to Denver with her
mother, Mrs. Genevieve Chandler
Phipps.
Miss Dorothy Kiplinger came
Thursday from St. Mary's Notre
Dame to spend Christmas at home.
1t. and Mrs. Robert Carrot came
the first of the week from Americas.
Ga. Lieutenant Carrot has received
his discharge and with Mrs. Carrot
will be here with Mrs. Carrots par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metz.
Donald Shepard, who has been in
the S. A. T. c. of Cornell, has re-
turned home.
Bryce Crawford jr. has been re-
leased from the naval aviation train
ing station and has returned.
1t. Richard Walton of Fort Oma-
ha is planning to spend the holidays
at his home in Kansas City.
Oliver K. Gardner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w. Gardner, landed Tues
day in New York after being in
England with an aero squadron for