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The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

D.
New York, April ga
Every year.
About this time.
I have . craving.
To learn a new language.
Last year It was Italian.
And it was fne.
Until I tried It out.
On a banana peddler.
And he slapped me.
Righ in the face.
with a deceased banana.
1t seems I said.
The wrong thing.
But I don't despair.
And just now.
i am studying French.
SO can order.
From q New York menu.
And talk to walters.
Like I was one of them.
French is quite easy.
You take a simple word.
And pronounce It.
Just as differently.
As It is possible.
And to make It.
More difficult.
To understand.
Throw in q sneeze.
And q couple of gargies.
And IL they don't get It.
Look quite amazed.
Shrug your shoulders.
Arch the eyebrows.
And give them.
The impression.
That they're fat-heads.
And II you follow the rules.
You can speak French.
In any table d'hote.
And get away with it.
Next year I am going.
To take UP Czecho-Slovak.
And after that.
There is only one.
More thing I want to learn.
And that is why.
Does every musical comedy.
Have a lieutenant.
In a white flannel suit.
And a gold braided cap?
1t sounds silly.
But I would like to know.
It has puzzled me.
For fifteen years.
Merci beaucoup.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
WELL! AMT NATURE
WONDERFUL!
By pMc

do you need TO study Latin to be
a druggist?'
Some people have that idea
don't know why. People don't order
postage stamps and soda water in
Latin."-Kansas Ciyy Journal
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

In of the New Orleans De dated September TO-
1863 the following paragraph under the head Washington News
The Secretary of the Navy will Nsu
York and Boston and will Philadelphia on his return
Cabinet officers reckless travellers davs
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Just like eloek-work-thst's the way your whole
system moves along. when Doctor Pierces Pleasant
Pellets have put it in order. That's what they're
made for-to regulate the system well as cleanse
and renovate it.
These are the original tiny. susar-costed. anti
bilious sranues: mild and gentle in their action but
thorough and effectNe-no pain. sriping. One
little Pellet for a laxative-three for a cathariic
Sick Headache. Bilious Headache. Constipation. In
digestion. Bilious Attacks. and many arrangements
Of the liver. stomach. and bowels are promptly re-
nently cured. Send 10 cents for tral package as
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Perhaps we'll be better able realize after
baseball teams begin jumping each
column.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

The helpwaned columns still yet the Bohevk
writers keep telling hundreds are out of work
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23
Science Is a Great Comfort.

scientist declared
in the history Of worlds had already
Cured He based his assertion his nfnity
eternity so many millions OF have passed discard
sad that there's been plenty development all
bic forms OF life intellect mechanics and
before we were born In other words it's way saying
there's nothing under the sun.
hard Tor mind scientific, believe back
some hundreds OF millions of there
were other human beings who had telephones
soups and all the other marves of times is hard
oev that such worlds blew into all their
haotants and inventions and that
the same thing agancreang another beings
who could again make goosebery liver pills
Ot when look scientists vewpont he
has some foundation for his eternity
tremendously long time and with thousands behind
u" ana with only few million required human
race to ITS present high plane docs think that
anything which might happen happened There sure has
been time enough for anything.
What comfort too all this u pleasing sensation
TO realize that when nasty your neck gazing
ward at the anscontnenta aipane sailing with
the mail that simply repeating something that someone else
did somewhere half dozen billion years ago. 1t makes
neck feel so much better, doesn't it? comfort science
to be surei =
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Will they ehrisen boats with at launchngs afte
July I?
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

eved and permanently cured Send 10 for package
aboye-Ady
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Visitor (at rehabilitation camp
Now that the war is over. suppose
you boys will be beating your swords
irA
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

Corporal Comeback-Like blazes.
What we're going TO do is hammer
our tin derbies into dinner pails.-Life.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-23

People won't believe I'm a genius
because I pay my bills"
Pass II of as the eccentricity of
genius."-Kansas City Journal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-11

Get or M SIili meo Sen poloionlt
itorc SmiTtniitg al %GlCuoomne, %
Eriicrnc or adoct neo. Meu scr
bulolca ool ltnoig.
Sliebrrffe er al Z @erdcricns
GeoSbo iolgt I'll SSfar Npoaoro Tor
Ser. 10000 plus Smtoimiuaer.
Gienoommen SanaIanb or al s..
@iltpebt ioIst til Iftieielitabet Stl
gen llloparefabrit for 3r. $4,000.
Tetru 9lnoe bar ioIgt i'm 8aaro
@affer / 9anouabaffen I'll Siaebora
S,ahren % @ettp Sercnien.
Sperboleu i gibsber1 cr iolgt iii
Sans q. aampcriio. &cocllca, Tor
SIR. 1880.
8oorbbr. Z. Eeberien har iolat
lin @oaro @rtbu / eio$bcr9 til Ma.
rims Martiniusien Sune Tor ar. 10.
600 SIR. pins Smfpitllnger.
@iernebp / Gnnoilgbotfcn or al
Gieren Chr. Sfnua iolgt til aisbm.
Nritbiop Sauger ira Spreuifogen Tor
Str. 5000.
@ronbsrubs @ina / @onbuaboffen
er iolgt iii Surer Sohonien, Sanger,
Sregitoo, ior Ser. 1880. - @iaa
gfIano i @anousbaffen cr al Gnfe.
irit NaSmltSien iolgt til grel Speter,
Sfiptpet Tor SIR. 1920. - 0orbbp
i Srsmbora er al @rsbrenc Norobp
iol9t til Sans s. Siel0 Tor ar. 12.-
600. - Wuien 9orbOncrbniar cr az
aipbm. Shonllm iolgt til Sobnlt
&oltbc, @rtfcla9et.
Nogle al Ssosialbcnc: Gbriitinn
Siiferuo, GiIoi Nnoericn &ngo Mo.
ric anutien, Mortuebt; Anna Sri.
itil1c Shorien @ranreo; SSohonnc
Marie aoISbuS Norbbp; ariitian
Sngpalo Sauicn; SigurO Gn&pericu;
Maren Sclelle Hllb, feot @uno.
Ger bar prrct Sfnrlo9cn@icbcr
peo Erie. ct Yar SiIinloc bar ri
haut her ogioa, men hiOtiI hor ocn
life nobrcht iig.
Spbanne Nafitao li9Qcr ina. Nin
bar hapt 2unoebetGn0clIc, men III
cr oct @cnellc, oct er gaIt mco. Niln
bar / mango Iur - iomme Tiger op
iii 80 - bapt ct aabent YpaQciaor.
Gettc err bel egeutlia SnQ0onmcn3
Spbop.
Mtin cgcn Sclie er bcOre, men set
er life nlange Stlulber jcg hiotiI bar
orfct at li0oe oppe.
Nuguit Moanep bar uirbonnIiN
folo og triit, mell iii bar September
urrct milo og oeilig, ia rigtig Ell
Sllbian GUNNER.
Sca antaocr bette @rcp noor ircm,
iao Set fontmcr i1lo / 9lOiielt isr Sul.
o0 loo onIter leg ale en- GIpbelig
Slll % ct pcliianct mt Mar.
Spfcrub / NeoencS 19oc Septcm.
Der 1919.
Sigrib aroq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-11
'Gor Su6=Ylagcr.
Seno, bet rene, antiieptiifc ilpSenSe
MiSoel, netop buab &c transer.
Oct Ct life febtet.

Gar lille plaset al gesenla eIler andre
SububehaecIiebeSer. Sc tan babe en-
rem, iuno Sub peo at benrt.e Iibt Semo.
ION tan erboloes hos hpiI!eniombeIit
Svot6e.sr for 35 Gents eIIer EXTRA itor
Slate til 500.
3emo bcrtiicrner ~iaSsanIis Sresner.
"NIatibeaes". Ge3ema % 8insorm liant
aisr Suben rem 90 iunb. Seno er ct
rent, aicrnemtrGnSenoe, dntiieptiii fin
beube Wibbel. hperter feStet eIIer tI9bris
oa pIetter intcf, Set er let at arrenbe
on !oiter nm en- l1betnbeltebeo FOR boer
SinrenoeIie. Set or dl.is rnalioelist.
2hs 6. W. Noie Co.. GleucIcub. ,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-11
Sttaoalebaucn.

Embellishments Scrnbanetrap or
hi5ic niitpngtc Hpgoer5 iterite Sag.
aommumifationernc er Sipnoren Tor
Solicit, og Sttaoalen er i~teomooerIig
uoitprct uco SamiPrbielsmi6ler.
Cttaoalen mo bcrior boloe lit Scru
bonefrao parrlt, III oct enganq err
ims0etommei.
CONNER banoc Cttooalen 9eisa
AZ Observation-Disclosures og oct mao
pel lope goot Tor Sa9ens &esninq.
Zen 2ioe Sill bIeu BEN proicftcreoe
,SernbaneIinie ira Cita Stution iii
Soisberg ! Com beinrct. ) &eiarin
gen oeltog Observation-Disclosures
Gbci, Statsraao Na!um. 8eneraIoi.
rettsr Soltioot. Stortnget5 Scrn-
balcfomlte me0 oen5 Tormano, 6pl
fcamanb Sroar Glen, / Spi0icn.
SrGiioent Goitbcrg. Stortingampn,
oene arufbaug, Wiscn, Sfoar, 1yal
eide, SuIanO. @ai5botu. 6iprIi,
Worf. Woltu. Sipertien og Schci,
oesuocn en- 8cprNientant Tor 2auo
brussocpartcmcntct liant Here Trea-
iciclt. Teltagerne tIerte / Automo-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-11

@erreoaitpret3 Neilutnin1 ON al
tisbe @aar6en Senore Sigitao iol
$1,000 Ser. I'll 8amlebiem Tor Sfiaut
er a%pproberet al Regierinsen.
Ora lie Sttober er aabnet et mt
V~oitaabneri paa Slette i Sraatc.
oaleu. Voitaabnerlet ifal beoe
Hraatoo o. iorbenoPrenbe SGrer
Wtagmta GrlaiPter er aniat ioin Yoit.
adbner.
SsiiielbsfommisiioneH trnaote lam,
Hlen pan Gunitno / Sfioaf Den l5oe
siuguit lOr at Ioretase @eIiIelosbsIa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-11

ring mellcnl Sfiont on tllarGrienoc
Wp0oer moo pcit OF moro. aolnn1i9
%iioncn2 Gormnuo a Surcoucbei
Sblcn
Noralrobpttet / Sfiuof 6%etcgnc3
iom meqct goot. 9pQoel nj belimoo
Hrouuar.
Com &irfeiongcr ueo Stioof SO.
peotirfc oa Carer / Woblollg arco5
citer q. Chilono. iom bor ~iIllttet Tom
2Grcr. cr ouiot aoIbein Sfoore. iom
isr har pGret &irfeiauqer o9 Carer /
Ioroberq. Com 2prer / Nolemurf
Grco9 en- aliut aarl Sfaict ira Nor6.
! 0aici.
Aigaoct pes Goocl cr 5moabruQcr
og SnIco Sobn 7 Stri0eu. Non iit
@looiorgiitnlnN iom 6elac Al ct Gllie
itif. San bar en- ndImiuocIi1 opgtil
&aouopcrfer.
CUerlprer / a%riitionio SIR. Brief cr
og0. 81 Mar ganmHel. 6uu bar isot
il Stioof.
UNI,
Nopeofaaierer :. q Sriauolo pes
Norif Sopcoicrubuuc irutraa0tc i'm
StiainQ ocn lite NIlquit. ). 6ri9
Oolb tllbsrcr Ell Qonuutel 8uobrono9
onl9Gt % er ieot i %om 1851. Otter
at haue gieuueugoaet @antor Scmt
mar Tom ban / p glur@al0ercu iu0
Uc0 @oueobaueu. / buls Siclcitc han
mi bar urrCt / Is Nor. Sri5uolo har
oGiau uTrct ct Itertt lIttcrurt jttcrc&
icrct MGn0. og bans %clliQheo5oiltc
hor aiort mcIel Spffe. San har
pulOct liz CT u~iUOuoUliQ tort Autol
&cuutr ! UI0t Hreoie. SEQ i'm Ifru
trpocu er Srlspolo t~tlfienocuiuct So.
uc0boneu2 9lrcttions Aucrticnoelie
ior Iougt % troioit Tirtc / betroct
Stluulq. Euu lin Gj.aarjge Gg0iel.
Gag ut ban &onlcns Sorticuimcouiic
u S9lu
auuo &oIc. Eprt peO E~lUuusbutta
o. Suriit'arcr puu Bol0baptaucr.
pur 20 @t0r ocn l5Nc 5cptcnbcr
Ter blcp nit ham mcacn Cpntcrf
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olng ira Cen uorifc (lrrlitiurcuin0
o. oo%erruitc ham en- NGocrsQauc on
en- S~parcbontbo8 ira bans tuIrigc
&cnuer.
%prcr Ilu SGtcreu. tioligerc uuiat
iom Carer / SomL cr auiat / %Itno /
Gularne.
0loO N~iunObieG err aniot ION 2p
rcr | Eolouleu.
airfeianser Crit Rl,oier bar uplil
ieiret Selubruuup og 25-}iar5 Subj
lGum iom %prer peo lllitao Sfole.
) Ben 4nleoninq bur Genlcr iroiam
let til Ell rproiiulo N~iroegope.
S~orlouelie cr iliogoaet a. Soroi5
Suolc az Carer SortieQ Sp~eruboie
Slgciau al %grlire 0agen. Som, o.
1%laifiniit Gitleu @otter Rlituo, Rof
feitaO. Sloere al %jpe 6nloe. Com
"a Iorleii Stce, Someu. TaIorea.
Galgenoe EsO3iaIO er jnotruine:
,>ngebierg : 2ucrlie, :. Whtrb.
bell. II adr 81. oeo 22oe SuIi. -
@uobrauo =. 0aapeu, 8armo, 20
glar a.. os0 20oe guguit. - Barnet
Slau @ieiiar, 900 25he Iueuir. -
8aarobruger @regor apaIe paa Tef,
tie, 500 lite Septbr., 90 Iar al.
San bar Ell moiietsiulo OF opstis
Ntano, iom par meget benpttet ior
SiQio$mnub / i'm @peo. San par
Oroierer / Com ira 1894 I'll 1897.
! lpngere Sio bar ban pGret 6or.
liaclie5fcmmisi9r. San bar Ssn a.
oen befienotc Ole u. apale. iom q
Croisrer / Com ira 1913 III 1869.
Cpter2,)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-11

: belle Splono TpIfe Iternte ON
firing 10000 Tor 6orbio og 1900
anob Iorbuo. 5 @lbbranoaoolcn
bite oct iig oItiau at pGre CT impo
ncrenoe 6Icrtal for Torbuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-11
fra 6uobranosoalen.
Mnrpcicn. - Observation-Disclosures.
SttnSalebanen. - ~ltnooOmS.
ifulcruc. - Nnorc Mcooclclicr. -
SNa0eunt.

&circt bar 9icnnenlgaucnbc urret
aunItia for Narpcicn / CONNER opcr
bclc 8llobrnn0Sonlcn. Tourcn qop
mere Hegn clb ponlig her / Galcn.
Soriomneren bar BARN OF briocn6c.
Scnerc no poa Somnlcrcn bar oct
uitabig Tcir OF notina folot inoirncl
lem. men life ilig at oct giorbc
llppnepGrbig Sfobc poa 2lpIingcu.
Sra sc eprc gpgocr mlelbe5 ON e.,
Gel 6roitifabc, men life / nogen itor
llOitrrtning.
Noucorcillltatct blcp at 8uobrop03-
oalcn If ct mcget gobt llobpttc al
,Sor0en / CONNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-11
TurbnS

Iorbubaltriocn bar ppret mcgct
lipliG oper belle 8ltobrollbaoalcn.
6orbuOapcnncrnc bar icrlbt no Snlcrc
% holbt W9ocr. Nntiforbioampu
ocnc bar BELT brllgt lSrc3ien og In
decentralization
Mcillltatet blcp Ell gIimren0c Scicr
ior 6orbuoSiolfct. Get blcp Flcrtul
Tor Sorbuo bnaOc / Sillcbanmer IN
og / iomtliAe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
0liitnn1i1innclr Min innAnlit nNinLN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Body of Scottsbluf
Girl Found in Canal
After Three-Day Search

Scottsbluff,N eb., June 2l.-(Spe
cial Telegram).- The body of Ethel
Moffitt, aged IS, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moffitt. old
residents of this section of the state.
was found Saturday. after a three
day search, in the farmers canal.
The girl has been missing since
Tuesday afternoon at which time
she was engaged in watching cattle
in a meadow west of the Moffit
home and across the canal. The
same evening the horse she had
used appeared at the house and a
search was Immediately begun.
A portion of the girls clothing
was found on the bank of the canal,
the water at that point was six or
seven feet deep and the current
swift. 1t was not until after the
water had been shut off from the
canal that the body was found.
The cause of the accident is a
mystery but the belief is that the
girl attempted to swim her horse
across the canal and was swept off
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
COURT ASKED TO
DISSOLVE union
OF MUSICIANS
Leader of Colored Orchestra
at Krug Park Files Suit;
Asks $19,500 Damages
and Injunction.

Lawrence Parker, leader of the
colored orchestra at Krug park. flee
suit in district court yesterday
against the Central Labor Union ant
local Musicians union No. 20, ask
ing $4,000 damages, an injunction
to prevent these unions from inter.
fering with the colored orcestra If
Omaha and an order dissolving the
musicians union on the ground that
it is combination in restraint oil
trade. The suit was filed by Attor.
nev Vincent Hascall.
The plaintiff alleges that the mu.
sicians' union served notice on the
Krug park management last week
that another orchestra would have
to be employed at the dance pavilion
for the reason that the colored or.
chestra does not belong to the union
Comply With Request.
The Krug park management com,
piled with this, breaking the colored
orchestra's contract, it is alleged.
The plaintiffs declare that they
tried to secure membership in the
local musicians union, but were re.
fused admission because of Their
creed. They then went to Buxton
Ia, they say, and were admitted tc
a union there.
Returning to Omaha, they allege
the local musicians union said Their
union cards were no good, because
the Buxton union was not in goot
standing
They allege that the Buxton union
is in good standing, being affiliated
with the American Federation OIL
Musicians, the same organization
with which the Omaha Musicians
union is affiliated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
John Neal, Totally Blind,
Found in Railroad Yards

Fremont, Neb., June 2l.-(Spe-
cial.)-John Neal. totally blind, was
found feeling his way about the rail-
road yards by a Waterman Friday
morning. Neal told the watchman
that he had Beat" his way from
Rushville in a box car He was on
his way to Lincoln. The hand or
gan he had been playing for eight
years wore out at Nashville and his
money was soon gone. He has or
dered new organ and it is to be
shipped to Lincoln. Neal says his
only near relative is a son, Chester,
of Atlantic, Ia. who is now in the
army. Neal was given a lift by FIRE.
mont polite and took a train to
Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Loves Young Dream
Broken Up By Parents;
Bridegroom to Fight

Fremont, Neb., June 2l.-(Spe-
cial. )-They became acquainted
through correspondence while he
was stationed at Camp Funston last
fall. When he was released he
came to Fremont to make her per-
sonal acquaintance. Their friend
ship ripened into love and two
weeks ago he came to Fremont
from Kansas City and claimed her
for his bride.
She was Miss Emma Nelson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John, c.
Nelson. She became. Mrs. Robert
Pickett and at once her parents reg
istered objections. They were so
strenuous that the bridegroom was
forced to leave Fremont and return
to Kansas City without his bride.
Friday he came to Fremont to en-
gage an attorney to represent him
in the suit her parents have started
to have the marriage set aside.
Pickett was not permitted to see
his bride and her parents would not
permit him to talk with her over the
telephone.
Pickett says he loves her and will
60 to any extreme to keep her, even
though the court sets aside the mar
riage. In the petition filed against
Pickett. in which Mrs. Pickett is the
plaintiff, he is charged with misrep-
resenting himself in the letters.
Pickett brought with him from
Kansas City credentials from his
employers and other business men,
He says the main objection her
parents have against him is his re-
ligion. He is a Catholic and his
bride is a Lutheran. Pickett was
accompanied to Fremont by his sis
ter. He is manager for a large
wholesale grocery company of Kan
sas City.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Post Of American Legion
Organized at West Point

West Point, Neb., June 21.-(Spe-
cial.)-The formal organization of
the Arthur Mack post" of the
American Legion, at West Point,
was accomplished Saturday by the
election of the following officers:
Gerald Haefflin, commander; Fred
Theit;e, jr., senior vice commander;
Casmir Zacek, junior vice command
err; William Fegley. secretary;
Walter I. Nelson, treasurer. The di-
rectors are: William Solfermoser,
Avery Jones, Jacob Sexton. Donald
Dill and Charles Carsten. The post
is named for Arthur Mack, the first
soldier from here killed in action.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Cunning County to Welcome
Returned Men on July 4

West Point, Neb., June 21.-(Spe-
cial)-Cuming county will welcome
its returned soldiers at Fourth of
July celebration, in their honor. to
be held at West Point. This function
is sane toned by the mayor and city
council of West Point and will be
FABRICATED in by people of all of the
towns in Cunning county. The
county board of supervisors have
promised their assistance and a
large subscription is assured. This
will be the first Fourth of July cele-
bration observed in West Point for
over 10 years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Appoints Superintendent
to Carry Out Highway Plans

Lincoln, June 21.-State Engineer
George Johnson has appointed the
following superintendent of the FIVE
divisions of the state under which
the system OF road building will be
rried on:
First district, E. H. Morey of Lin
coin
Second district, M. F. Black of
Norfolk
Th,:d district. Harold Cochran Of
Mort: Platte.
Fourth district, R. o. Green of
Hastings.
Fifth district. J. H. Mclean, of
. Bridgeport.
LINCOLN and Omaha are both in the
first district. The superintendent,
Mr.. Morey is present deputy state
engineer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Police Seeking Clues
in Mysterious Death
Of Chicago Woman

Chicago, June 21.-The mystic
rious death of Mrs. Anna Pocock,
"A years old, and a widow. formerly
of Canton, O., whose bruised body
was found today in hotel. is baf-
fling the police. A man who had
registered with the woman as 81. S.
Mintern, Baldwin, Ia" disappeared
and is sought.
A careful examination Of the
body disclosed no injury sufficient
to cause death and a chemical
analysis will be made.
The man who registered as Mrs.
Pocock's husband was gray haired,
about 50 years old, and we'll dressed.
He spoke with an English accent.
He was not seen in the hotel after
registering.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22

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Curtains, 21z yards long. with beau
tiful motifs and insertions. pr. $3.50
Imported and Domestic Cretonnes, of
excellent values and in a wide range
of patterns with prices from Soc per
yard up.
Heavy Velvet Portieres, in combinations
of blue, lined with rose. or brown and
blue, gold and mulberry; also several
other combinations. Exceptional val
ues at. per pair. $42.50
Velvets and Damasks-Brocaded Da-
masks in combinations of gold and
blue. gold and mulberry. as well as
several other combinations with plain
velvets to match any combination of
overdrapes, portieres, lambrequins
and furniture coverings, at prices
ranging from. .... So per I'd. up
Special Linens and Cretonnes, hand
blocked and figured hand blocked
velvets to match. also plain and fig
ured Lamp Shade Silks, Fringes,
Edgings. Cords, Gallons. Tassels.
ETC., in all the latest styles and col
|, orings, and the prices are most rea-
sonable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Omaha Company Lands Big
Paving Contract at Wahoo

Wahoo, Neb., June 2l.-(SpeciaD.
The Allied Construction company
of Omaha was awarded the contract
for 40 blocks of brick paving at
$348 square yard, in district No. l
of the city of Wahoo, late Friday
night.
Other bids we're: William Harra-
bin company, Iowa City. Ia, 1888;
Murphy Construction company,
Omaha, $35SH.
The paving is to be on a five-inch
concrete foundation. Taxpayers
present all asked for this type of
paving.
Engineer Bruce of Omaha has
been employed by the civ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
Pioneer of Cunning County
Dies at Home for AGED

West Point, Neb., June 21.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE death of Herman Schulz
kump, one of the Oldest citizens of
the county, occurred at the Home for
the Aged, at the age of 90. The de-
ceased was a native of Germany and
had been a resident of Cunning
county since 1866, retiring a few
years ago to this city. He is SUR
vived by one son. Funeral services
were held at St. Pauls Lutheran
church, Rev. A. R. E. Oelschlaeger
officiating.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-22
The Bees Fund for
Free Ice and Milk

The generosity of Omaha people
has never been questioned, and sup
port given The Bees free ice and
milk fund for helpless little children
of the city during these hot, trying
days, only accentuates thoughtful
ness as we'll as generosity.
When Omaha's big business men
pause in the midst of rush of press
ing business to contribute to the
fund. it shows the great need of
such a fund is recognized.
Contributions of SIS each came to
The Bee office yesterday from
George Brandeis. Louis c. Nash, Jo-
seph Barker, f. w. Reynolds,
Walter Head, and E. Buckingham,
swelling the total with that previ-
ously acknowledged to SOL.
Dad in Grand Island sends a
dollar and Lenwood Bator, age 3
years DID," sends in Is cents from
Columbus.
A man came in to the office and
left SIS for Three in One"
And the children who would he
suffering in this heat are blessed by
! the good milk and ice that these
contributions bring them.
The need is very great and The
Bee knows the generosity of the
people can be depended upon.
Remember. every cent goes to
buy milk Or ice for the poor families
who have babies or small children.
Not cent for overhead expense "
Send or bring your contributor
to The Bee office. Any sum from
10 cents to S. is welcome. Do 1T
| NOW.