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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
+, DARBO PARTIIA
Uz AIRIJA.

Chicago, ILL.,, kovo 10 d.
Nedelioje Amerikos Darbo
Partijos buvo susirinkimas
apkalbejimui veikimo busi-
muose Chicagos miesto rim
kimuose. Tarp kit-ko isnes-
ia rezoliucija ir pasiusta pre-
zidentui Wilsonui reikalau-
jant, kad Airijos savivalda
butu apspresta Taikos Kon-
ferencijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
DEBSUI BAUSME W.
TVIRTINTA.
Washington, D. c., kovc

Washington, D. c., kovo
10 d. Augsciausias Suvie-
nyty Valstiju Teismas uztvir
tino bausme, 10 metu kale-
jimo, Eugenijui V. Debsui,
socialism, lyderiui.
St. Louis teismas RADIO E.
Debsa kaltu sulyg snipystes
akto If nuteise il desimciai
metu j kalejima. Augseiau-
sias Suv. Valstiju Teismas,
kurin Debsas apeliavo 81
nuosprendi uztvirtino.
Debsas yra "a metu am
ziaus; prad6jo savo karjera
kaipo lokomotyvo pecku1is
dalyvavo keliuose streikuo-
Sc. 1885 m. jis buvo narir
Indianos legislaturoje. Gi
nuo 1900 m. buvo keturis sy
kius kandidatu ant socialis.
tu tikieto j Suvienytu Val
stiiu prezidentus; dabar yri
isrinktas j Suvienytu Valstl
jy Sonata.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
KAIZERIS NOREJES
KARES.

Londonas, kovo 10 d..
Monako kunigaikstis, kuris
buvo geruose satykiuose su
buvusiu kaizeriu, uzreiske,
kad nera jokios abejones,
jog didziausia katie uz su-
kelima sios kares puola ant
kaizerio.
Sulyg kunigaikseio, nors
pries kare kaizeris ir isreiks
dawes nora gyventi ramybe.
je, bet jojo giliausiu troski.
mu buvo pamatyti Vokieti.
ia virSiausia valstybe pasau
Lyle.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
BOLSEVIKAI JIESKOS
TAIKOS.

Londonas, kovo 7. Laik-
rascio Daily Mail korespon-
dentas pranesa is Maskvos
per Helsingforsa, kad Ru-
siios premieras Nikolai Le-
min neuzilgo pasiulys talki-
ninkams taikos islygas. Boil
sevikai nores, kad talkinin-
kai nesikistu j Rusijos Vi
dujinius reikalus uz ka tai
kininkams bus suteikta svar-
bios vatos koncesijos (?).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
P|ianavO Revo|iuCiiiia
Amerikoje.
DebSui BauSne Uztv!rtinta.
Koreja Pasiskelbe Neprigulminga.
Vokieciai Taikos Konferencijon.
PLIANAVO REVOLIUCI-
JA AMERIKOJE.

Washington, d. c. Vals-
tyb6s teismo atstovas La
mar pranesa, kad Suvieny-
tose Valstijose buvo ruosia-
mast prie kruvinos revoliu-
cijos. Ta dare /. w. W.,
Anarchistai, Socialistai ir
kit, kuriu subendravimu bu
vo nuversti dabartine Sales
valdzia If isteigti bolseviku
respublika. Prize toxic iSve-
dino Lamar priejo SEX
damas suimta koresponden-
Ia 1aJ I'm 81
Toliau Lamar uzreiskia,
kad toks radikalis judeji-
mas Suvienytose Valstijose
apsireiske dar pirmusyk.
Stipriausiais remejais Sio
judejimo yra I. w. W. uni
jos nariai. Agitacija buvo
vedama labai sistematiskai,
matyt, su nemazu prisiren-
gimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
ZODIS "AMERIKONAS"-
PASPORTAS VOKIETIJOJ

Berlinas, kovo 5 d. (per
Paryziu kovo 8 d.. Vokie-
tijoje nieks ir nieko nepaiso,
bet amerikonai yra neliecia-
mi. Korespondentas prane-
sa, kad uztenka pasakyti,
jog esi amerikonas If niekas
taves nekliudys. zodis
"Amerikonas" sulaiko isisiu-
bavusius riausininkus If jie
net stengiasi susidraugauti;
gi "Kamarad" nieko nereis-
kia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
'CHlNIJA TURES ORLAI.
viz PATARNAVIMA.

Pekinas, vasario 25 d. (su
velinta). Komunikacijos mi
nlsterls pasirase po kontrak-
tn su Pekino sindikatu del
ltalsymo Chinijoje keleto Or
laiviQ vaizbos reikalams. Or
laiviai bus uzrubezines isdir-
bystes su pajiega lekti 100
myliu i valanda nesant 20
pasazieriu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
PRLESlNASI UNIJAI VO.
KIETIJOS SU AUSTRIA.

Paryzius, kovo 10 d. Su-
lyg pranesimu Francuz;ja ir
talija grieztai priesinasi plia
nuojamai unijai tarp Vokie-
tijos ir Vohiskos Austrijos.
Tai, girdi, pasidarytu naujas
pavojus taikai Europoje.
Tokiam sujungimui taipgi
nepritaria ir naujai gimusios
mazosios tautos, kaip tai
cecho-Slovakija ir Lenkija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
KUBOJE STREIKAS
UZSIBAIGE.

Havana, kovo 10 d. &C.
neralis streikas, kurs per 5
dienas buvo sudemoraliza-
yes visa judejima Kuba sa-
loje, uzsibaige. Streikas uz
baigta po bendros konfe-
rencijos, kur begyje 8 va
landV karstai gincytasi. W.
baigimui streiko daug pri-
sidejo Kubos prezidentas
Menical, kurs pasiule abiem
pusem priimtinas islygas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
FILlPINAI REIKALAUS
NEPRIGULMYBES.

Manila, kovo 10 d. Spe-
ciale legislatures sesija, taip
vadinama liuosybes sesija,'
jau uzsidar6. Speciale mi
sija keliauja j Suvienytas
Valstijas, kad isgavus sa-
Ions pima neprigulmybe.
Filipinieciai mano, kad jv
pilno paliuosavimo laikas
jau prinoko.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
ANGLIA SKANDYS
SUIMTUS LAIVUS.

Paryzius, kovo 10 d. Ang
lijos politikoje pasirodo nau
jas krypsnys link suimtu vo-
kisku laivQ. Dabar, berods,
mananti visus suimtuosius
kariskuS Vokietijos laivus,
kurie ispuls Anglijai, skan-
dyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
AIRIJOS AFICIERU
PETICIJA.

Londonas, kovo 10 d. -
Inteikta Anglijos karaliui
peticija nuo airiu aficierQ
Anglijos kariumenes, kurio-
je jie praso suteikti Airijai
placia savivalda. Jie, is
skaitliave airiu nuopelnus
sioje kareje, toIiau pra-
SO Airijos savivaldos klau-
sima perstatyti Taikos Kon-
ferencijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
w DIPLOMA $1eO,OOO.OO.

Paris, Ont. Pie Daisie
Dunn aplaike ligoniu slau-
gytojos diploma is Brant-
ford General ligonbucio, ku-
riame j mokinosi slaugy-
mo ligoniu ir sykiu su diplo-
mu 100000. Slaugytojos
diplomas buvo vienintelis is
ejimas aplaikyti $100,000.00
kraft. Mat jos teta mirda-
ma paliko 81 kraft tik "dip-
lomuotai ligoniu slaugytojai
Daisie Dunn" O ne kitaip.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
BOLsJEvIKu ORLAIVIAI
VEIKIA.
Archangelskss, kovo 7 {

Archangelskas, kovo 7 d.
(suvelinta). Prize CANA di-
delio salcio bolseviku orlai-
Wis lakste virs Amerikonu
poziciju ties upe Vaza ir me-
te bombas, bet bledies ne
padare.
.Bolseviku orlaivis turejo
naujas zymias bolseviku ar
mijos, = sesias raudonas
.zvaigzdes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
TARPTAUTINS RENO
APIELINKE..

Paryzius, kovo 10 d. Del
pa-Reino provincijQ likimo
buvo daug kalbeta, bet We
lesniais laikais pradeda nu-
sistatyti nuomone, kad kai-
rysis Reino krantas turi but
tarptautine savastimi. Cir
di, negalima pavesti nei vie
mai is apielinkiniu tautu,
mes tarp ju delto klltu XII
vircsi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
VOKIECIAI RUOSIASI
TAIKOS KONFEREN-
CIJON.

Berlinas, kovo 10 d. Pra-
dimes taikos derybos tarp vo
kieciQ If talkininkQ, kaip ro-
dosi, prasid6s apie 20 diena
kovo. Vokietijos uzrubezi-
niu reikalQ minister's tariasi
su zymesniais pramoninin-
kais del vaziavimo SUI Vo-
hietijos komisija Paryziun
apie kovo 18 d.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
HINDENBURGAS ORCA-
NIZUOS LIUOSNORIUS.

Coblenz, kovo 10 d.
Fieldmarsalas Hindenburg
kovai prizes bolsevikus plia-
nuoja suorganizuoti liuosno-
riu armija. Svarbiausiu sios
liuosnoriu armijos punktu
bus Liepojus; is ten Hin
denburgas tikisi TRIUMPH lai-
ku lugaleti bolseviku spe.
kas. =
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
KOREA PASISKELBE
NEPRIGULMINGA.

San Francisco. KoreJle-
ciu tautine organizacija ga
vo zinia kablegramu, kad
kovo l diena Korea pasl-
skelbe neprigulminga nuo
Japonijos. Taipgi priduria-
ma, kad bus reikalauta pri-
pazinti Korejos neprigulmy-
be ir Taikos Konferencijoje
If Washingtone.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
DU PERsAUTI DEL eOC.

Taxarkana, kovo 8 d.
siadien ekspreso isvezioto-
Jas Jeff Hines uzmuse kviet-
klq ?. w. Mackley ir iris
syk persove jo pacia. Gin
cas- kilo del 60 centq, kuriu
Mackley reikalavo uz ekspre
so sugadintas kvietkas. Su.
arestuotasai Hines tvirtina
kad jis soves del apgynimo
Savo gyvasties.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
NEVALIA SPEK.ULIUOTI
ZEME.

Munich, kovo 10 d. Cen
trale sovietu taryba isleido
lsakyma, uzdraudziant spe-
kuliuoti zeme, t.y. niekas ne
gall pirkti zemes daugiau,
negu jam reikia palaikymui
savo gyvasties.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
SPARTAKAI ISKELEKAI
ZERIO VELIAVA 3,

Kopenhagenas, kovo 1Od.
Gauta ziniu, kad subatos
naktl spartakai iskele Vo-
kletlJos ciesorystes veliava
ant Berlino palociaus. Val
dzlos kariumene tuoj nutrau
ke mineta veliava, O jos vie
ton iskele yeliava Vokietiios
respublikos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
zUDOMA RUSIJOS
DIDKUNICAIkSCIAI.

Kopenhagenas, kovo 10d.
Ateina ziniu, kad begyje pa
skutiniu dvieju savaiciu Pet
ragrade nuzudyta keturi did
kunigaiksciai, kuriuos boise.
vikai kaltino monarchistis-
kane suokalbyje prizes Sc
vietu respublika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
ORAS.

Chicagoje If apielinkeje..
Utarnike ir seredoj gedra
lengvas vakaru vejas.
Sauletekis, sos; saulelel
dis 5:52. Menulis nusilei
3:43 ryto.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
GELZKELIO NELAI-
MEJE SUZEISTA 20.

Toledo, Ohio, kovo 10 d.
Gelzkelio trauAinys trenke
j kara. Kare vaziavo so
ypatu, is kuriu 20 tapo su-
zeista.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
DVIGUBAS SLIUBAS.

New York, kovo 8 d.
zinomas giedorius Caruso
Siadien eme sliuba su savo
pacia antrusyk. Rugpjucio
20 d. 1913 m. jie apsivede
nekatalikiskoj baznycioj, sia
Glen gi katalikiskoj kated-
|roj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
PLESlKAI NUTVERE $50,
10000

New York, kovo Z, Svie-
Siame koridare Adams Ex-
press Co. apiplesta L. M.
Price & Co. New Yorko
kurjeras, is kurio atimta
lvairiQ vertingu popieru u2
S5O,OO0.OO. Vienok plesikai
vargiai pasinaudas iS'to, mes
bondsai ir kiti dokumentai
yra rekorduoti, t. y. kitas jg
negali ismainyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
SUTARTIS PRAILGINTOS

Washington, kovo 8 d.
Veikiantis Suvienytu Valsti-
ju sekretorius Polk, Ispani-
jos ambasadorius ir Hollan-
dijos minister's siadien pa
sirase po sutartimi, prailgin
dami pirmiau padarytas SUI
tartis dar ant penkiu metu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
SPARTAKAI NUzUDE
60 KAREIVIU.

Amsterdam, kovo 10 d.
Nedelioj spartaku spekos uz
eme policijos stoti Berlino
priemiestyje Lichtenberg if
nuzude ten suimtuosius go
aficierQ bel kareiviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-11
SOCIALISTAI LAIMI
FINLIAN,DIJOJE.

Washington, kovo 7. Pra-
nesama, kad rinkimuose
Finliandijojt socialistai dau-
gumoj laimi zymia didziuma
balsQ.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
Meat Cutters Unions.
to Open Ball League
49,. With Parade Today

Several thousand members of the
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen union will turn
out this afternoon at a parade for
the opening of the associations
six club" Base Ball league at | 80
o'clock. The union has 1000 MEM
bers. ..>t.r.. s. -Le~
The parade will start from the city
hall at Twenty-fourth and o streets,
base ball players and members TAX
ing part. A band will lead the pro-
cession north on Twenty-fourth
street to J streets, and thence to
Armour's park, Thirty-second and
S streets.
ITS our big day." ]. H. Dawson,
secretary and business agent, said
yesterday. "We have been organ
lied two years and now we want to
show returned soldiers and others
of the city some of our spirit. With
out the union helping to get shorter
hours, more wages and better work
ing conditions, lot of these home
coming boys would be lost"
Six ball teams play their oening
games, the first beingfat 10 o'clock
between the casing workers and the
beef butchers. Afternoon games
start at 80 o'clock, the mechanical
local and canning workers leading
out and the pork butchers and lard
locals finishing at 4 p. m.
Officers of the district council,
governing nine local associations,
are: Michael Summing, president;
Frank Sokup, vice president and J..
w. Burns, financial secretary and
treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
Strikers Warn Bluffs
Trucks to Keep Away
From Omaha Streets

/Omaha strikers have notified
Council Bluffs business men that al!
Bluffs trucks will be prohibited from
using the streets of Omaha. The
DeVol Hardware company's truck.
delivering furnace the company
was installing in an Omaha resi-
dence, was held up Friday. Two
strikers climbed on the truck and
questioned the driver. When he
identified himself as Bluffs man
they told him they would remain on
the truck until it reached its desti-
nation. This they did, but left the
car upon arriving at the North
Omaha residence, warning the
driver not to come back, and taking
name and number of his truck.
Saturday. morning the DeVol
truck was sent to South Omaha with
a furnace for installation, and it was
again, stopped by strikers, who
seemed to have been fully advised
of the occurrence of the day before.
He was again warned and told that
it was the last warning he would get
and that something would happen If
he attempted to cross the bridge
again while the strike was on.
E. L. Duqutte, manager of the
hardware company, said yesterday
that the threats would not interfere
with the delivery of their goods tc
Omaha customers.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
Brownie" Burke Good
Soldier, Though Only
4 Feet 5 Inches Tall

Four feet, eight inches tall and
with a record Of more than a year
of overseas service behind him F.
Brownie" passed through this city
Goth division, denied that his d.
minutive stature interfered with his
efficiency as a fighter. He is the
smallest man in the American ex-
peditionary forces.
Together with 40 comrades, also
members of the Doth division,
Brownie" passed through this city
while enroute to Fort D. "A. Russell,
Wyo., where he will receive his hon
orable discharge.
Although army regulations pro-
vide that no man under five feet.
two inches, be accepted for service
Brownies" peculiar qualifications
caused War department officials to
waive the regulations in his case.
His home is in Helena, Mont. He
enlisted in May, 1918, and was i'm
mediately assigned for overseas
duty.
In addition to possessing some
reputation as fighter Brownie" is
well known to local theater. lovers
for his work on the stage. He
played with Maude Adams in this
city in 1915, in Quality Street"
He also had an important role in
"The Forest Fire." recently shown
at the Orpheum. IT'S
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
Invention of Omaha Man to
Be Given Trial on Streets

Chris Repsholdt. South Omaha,
inventor of the police signal tower
about to be given trial by the city
street department at Sixteenth and
Harvey streets, is anxiously await
ing the test. The pavement at that
corner was to have been broken yes
terday.
Repsholdt invented the tower. a
wooden sentry box mounted on top
OF steel column, to be erected IN
the center Of every corner where
traffic is heaviest, Two years. ago
and later, with G. c. Reilly, 830
South 'Twenty-fourth street, he pat
ented it. Reilly presented sample
to the city commission in March,
and a test was called for.
Should the city accept the inveh-
ton and adopt it for all street cor
ners, the inventor will receive net
commission of S4,500 and royalty
rights on other sales that may be
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15

out with enthusiasm, good intcI-
tons, but little knowledge of city
ways. Many, astonishing as it may
seem, have never before seen a
street car; a picture show; heard a
''jazz band" or, in fact, have been
introduced to a city.
Must "Come to Earth"
The sisters say that it takes them
just six months to "come to earth"
and unfortunately it is the first sly
months that the descent must take
place. And it is that these and all
girls, living away from home, who
work in Omaha, may have an op-
portunity to make the descent, or
continue to live where there is an
interest and feeling of home that
Omaha sees the present drive with
campaign headquarters at 1917 Doug
las street.
Mrs. Mullen is managing the
drive. The Most Rev. J. J Harry,
archbishop of the diocese of Omaha,
is honorary chairman, and with him
are associated business mems COM
mittee, an advisory committee and
ladies' auxiliary. )
Plans have not ben entirely COM
pleted, and the drive will continle
until the amount has been raised.
The project has been endorsed by
the leading associations of Omaha
and it seems evident that in 1919
as in 1908 Omaha may be proud of
its home for the working girls Of
the city. -- 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
FLYER
THRILLS CITY
IN EXHIBIT ton
Lieut.. A. J. Nielsen Makes Ex-
hibition Flight Over Business
Section; Drops "Bomb"
Containing Circulars.

Lieut.. A. ]. Nielsen sent his BIZ
plane over Council Bluffs for an
hour again yesterday and made q
flight that thrilled thousands of
people. He circled over the central
part OF the city, several times Dip
ping down to less than 1000 feet
above the roofs and once rising until
his plane was just barely visible in a
cloud. 49,
When he first appeared over the
court house thousands OF people saw
him him throw something over
board. 1t fiuttered and swayed in
its descent as it slowly approached
the earth and then burst like bomb
directly over the home of Mrs. Til
ton, widow of H. w. Triton, who
was head of The Bees Council
Bluffs department from the time it
was opened in 1881 until about 1900.
Showers Root.
The ''bomb" went to pieces a few
feet above the roof and showered
the shingles. 1t was mass Of hand
bills. and fresh bit of enterprise
on the part of Joseph w. Smith &
Co. The airplane then went
straight up into the clouds and
handfuis Of circulars was thrown
out. They were caught up by the
wind and carried away to the north
and still seemed to be a mile high
when they disappeared in the drec-
ton of Sioux City. They bore
message from Mars, via. Lieutenant
-Nielsen's airplanc."
The war is over. Boost Council
Bluffs. Own your home. Help the
Boy Scouts. Stand by the govern
rnent. Subscribe to the Auditorium.
Council Bluffs is your city. Help
make it grow.
s'Lieut. Nielsen is due in Des
Moines today and left for there at
lao, making the start from Manawa,
where he made the only landing in
the Bluffs. He begins his chautau-,
qua work this week. | "a
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
South Side BreUities

For Sale-Harley Davidson motorcycle,
single. 1881 Q St.. So. 1913.
Baggage and Express. also moving.
Quick service. Jack Ford. So. 273o.
For sale-walnut plano. best of condi-
ton, cheap. Phone South ISL. ri
The Packers National bank at Path
and Q pays the highest price for Liberty
bonds.
The South Side Rainbow club will give
good time dance today at the Rex hall,
Thirty-third ana L streets
E. Walks. Victory Furniture and Clothrn;,s
furniture, clothing. etc. 1924 So. ed Tel
So. 1870.
William Broderick, South Side realtor
accompanied by his wife and daughter
Cecilia, leave this week for Pasadena
Cal. where they will visit relatives
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen
will give dance at Rushing's hall, 1926
South Twenty fourth street, Saturday eve
ming. June IA.
Dannebrog lodge, No. PSI. Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows will hold memorial
services at the lodge hall, Twenty-fourth
and M streets. at 1880 o'clock today.
The Kensington of Upchurch lodge, No.
2. Degree OF Honor, will be entertained by
Mrs. L. L. Moeshler, 2415 @ street. Thurs
day afternoon.
Ford touring ear. 1917 model, electrical
bargain. Call $3.50 South n TWen nsase.
street.
You can paper two rooms for the price
Of one by. taking advantage of the price
slaughter in wall paper at Koutsky- Pavlik
Co.'s sale. 4s2s S. cath st. Never before
such bargains
a.. CHICAGO METAL IRON CO., ~
1925 South 9th, pays cents per pound
for rags. and highest price for all kinds
of junk and secondhand furniture. Call
1868. We call for any order.
pruoo I,CulI,u1h xat..-
stockman, left Friday evening to- join
the incoming South Omaha stookmen
at Gordon. Neb., where they attended the
Nebraska Stock Growers convention.
The most wonderful bargain event In
the mercantile annals of South Omaha is
at Koutsky-Pavlik Co, 4s2s S oath ST.
Everything you need at less than factory
cost. f,
Garwood C. Richardson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Richardson, 4T42 South Eigh-
tenth street. accompanied by his sister
Florence Richardson, and Miss Catharine
Hoffman and Floyd Donahue. left by au-
tomobile for Chicago yesterday M
Mrs. Frank Kinsley. assisted by Mrs. C.
e. Kullbon and Mrs. T. G. IngLram, will
society of the Grace Methodist church
Thursday afternoon at her home, 3716
South Twenty-sixth street
Unidentified persons broke into and ram
sacked the National Refining company.
Twenty-fourth and Deerpark Boulevard,
Entrance was effected by breaking in a
window, Nothing was taken.
Police are investigating the mysterious
burning of an automobile at the base of
a 75-foot ravine at Thirteenth and WASH
ington streets late Friday night. The fire
department was called, but the flames
demolished the car before any assistance
could be rendered.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15
Lad Walks -Four Miles
to Attend Boy. Scout
Picnic; Drive Closed

Thirtcen-year-old Clifford Soren-
son, Boy Scout, walked four miles
from his home near Irvington to
the Benson street car line in order
to attend the picnic given last night
for Boy Scouts by the Chamber of
Commerce in recognition of their
valued services during the war. He
rode downtown from Benson think
ing the picnic was to be on the
court house grounds.
At the court house he learned the
picnic was then taking place at
Thirty-fourth and Leavenworth
streets and he set out on foot for
there.
Pyramid races and other games
occupied the scouts attention DUR
ing the early. part of the evening.
Al 8 o'clock the free lunch stand
was opened and two sandwiches, a
brick Of ice cream and bottle of
pop was passed out to each of the
600 scout picnickers.
The picnic closed Boy Scout week
in Omaha. The membership quota,
81 900, had not quite been reached.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-15

Sographers could tell a story, toe.
Tell how they were threatened with
losing their position unless some
where, somehow, some improvement
cal e into their work. Discouraged,
they attempted to work it out alone
but who does not know the result?
And then one of the sisters, who
taught all day herself, offered to
give them one hour three evenings
during the week for help. And
neither of the stenographers were
Catholics, for in receiving the girls
there is absolutely non-sectarian
basis.
Home Tells on Girls.
Those who have been in business
know the difference in work that is
done by girls who go home to
no one knows, no one cares" at
mosphere, and those who find bit
of interest, q place for recreation
and chance to develop interests
other than the days routine.
Plans provide for a gymnasium,
dressmaking and sewing rooms,
swimming pool, and classes IN do
mestic science, hygiene, typewriting.
shorthand and bookkeeping.
The home will have $50 bedrooms,
a dormitory for Is emergency cases
and place where young girls, COM
ing here to look for work, may stay
even before their position is assured.
For many and many are the calls
that come nights to St. Rita's from
girls alone in the city, who started