Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-17

group in palm room Of Hotel Fonteneile,
Eighteenth and Douglas streets, Howard
Goulding, chairman. Phone Txles 2f27,
$3.50 ~ M.-Conferehce OF governors OF
states and mayors OF cities at the Omaha
Athletic club Douglas street between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth, Mayor I'd
p Smith, chairman. Phone Douglas $751;.
$500 p. M.-Third session OF the con-
gress at the Omaha Auditorium, Fifteenth
and Howard streets. Admission free.
Address on Trade Possibilities Without
Allies" by ]. F. Smetanlxa. special repre-
sentative Czeoho-Slovak nation. Address
on waterways" by A. c. Carpenter
Chamber OF Commerce, New Orleans,
$500 p. M.-Group meeting OF manufac-
turers IN the palm room OF the Hotel
FOntenelle, Eighteenth and Douglas streets
Howard Goulding, chairman. Phone Tyler
2f2TA Address BY H ]. Constantine, New
York City, field secretary Of the National
Manufacturers association.
$500 p. M.-Meeting OF Live Stock group
at Masonic temple, Nineteenth and Doug
las streets. w. B, Tagg, chairman. Phone
South 1854. Presiding officer, =. 2. Russell,
Department of Agriculture, Washington.
Addresses by Frank d. Tomson. editor OF
"The shorthorn In America" w j. Car
michael, secretary OF the National Swine
Growers association, and John G. Imboden,
president Illinois State Live Stock asso-
citation Discussion and Introduction Of
declarations.
500 P. M-Group meeting Of farm ma
chinery manufacturers. jobhars, dlstrlhu-
tors and retail dealers at Y. M. c. A.,
Seventeenth and Harvey streets. Chair
man, F, V. Roy, Phone Douglas 2i3. Pre-
siding officer, 2. w. Mccullough. secre-
tary OF National Implement and Vehicle
association. Address by Prof p. @. Holden
on Extension Work and Farm Corpora
tion by dealers"
Wednesdays Program.
A. M-Register at the Hotel Fonte-
nellie, Eighteenth and Douglas streets, mez-
canine floor. No registration fee. Adms-
sion to congress is free, but only those
who have registered may vote.
. A. M.-Meeting Of the dairy group at
7. w G., A, Seventeenth and Howard
streets. f. T. Rector. chairman, phone
Douglas 1401. Presiding officer Prof A.
L. Hacker Addresses by NJ. D. Dunn,
president National Dairy council; II. J.
Credicott vice-president National Dairy
union, and Hugh G. Van Pelt, editor Kim
balls Dairy Farmer.
A. M.--Group meeting OF farmers and
implement interests at z. NJ c. A., Sew
enteenth and Harvey streets Chairman,
T. f. Sturgesa phone Tyler 800. Presiding
officer Prof p. G. Holden. Address by
u. w. Mccullough, secretary Of National
Implement and Vehicle association.
A, M.-Meeting OF lawyers group at
Cheghton Law school, 80 South Eight
zenith street Chairman A. g. Elllck.
phone Douglas rs. Address on civil
Liberty" by Judge Arthur G. Wakeley,
president OF Nebraska State Bar associs-
A. M-Meeting of manufacturers
group in palm room of the Hotel Fonte-
nellie, Eighteenth and Douglas streets,
Howard Goulding, chairman, phone Ty-
Ter 2727. Introduction of declarations
A. M.-conferenee Of mayors and city
engineers in council chamber, city hall,
Eighteenth and Farnam streets. Chair
man, Mayor Ed P Smith, phone Douglas
1881.
ga. M.-Group meeting garment manu-
faeturers in parlors A, B and c Of Ho-
tel, Fontenelle. Eighteenth and Douglas
streets. Chairman, John C. Brice, phone
Douglas 1850.
. A. M.-water power group meeting
at Chamber Of Commerce, 18th floor, W.
O. w building, Fourteenth and Farnam
streets. Chairman, John L. McCague,
phone Douglas AIS.
A. M.-BanlSing group meeting at
Hotel Fontenelle, Eighteenth and Doug
phone Douglas 226 Address by Melvin
A. Taylor, president First Trust company
Chicago.
8 A. M.-Grain exchange group meet
ing at Omaha Grain exchange, Nineteenth
and Harvey streets. Chairman, J. 7.
Buchanan, phone Douglas 673S.
A. M.-Advertlsing and selling group
meeting in Parlor B, Paxton hotel, Four
teenth and. Farnam streets. A. s. Borg
lum, chairman, phone Douglas us. Ad-
dresses by James O'Shaughnessy, seere-
tary American Association Of Advertis-
ing Agents. and Merle Thorpe, editor Of
Nations Business, Washington.
A. M.-Public highways group at Ho-
tel Rome, Sixteenth and jackson streets.
W. B. Cheek, chairman, phone South 1902.
Address by joe Long Of the Greater Iowa
M-Ruifdins Industry zroun meat
ing In ASSEMBLY, Eail, City National bank
building Sixteenth and Harvey streets.
J. A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., phone Doug
las 252. Address by Louis Wallis Of De-
partment of Labor.
A. M.--Life insurance group meeting
at county commissioners room, courts
hodse, Seventeenth and Farnam streets.
H. o. Wilhelm, chairman, phone Douglas
1916. Fire and casualty insurance men
In commissioners committee room.
3 A. M.-Milling group meeting at
Castle hotel. Sixteenth and Jones streets.
Chairman. W. J. Monaghan, Douglas 2s11.
. A. M.-Live stock group meeting at
Masonic temple, Nineteenth and Doug
las streets w. B. Tagg, chairman, phone
South 154. Addresses by Hon. j. NJ. VIII
son, president Wyoming Wool Growers
association, and +. s. LeavenwoFth. Wood
River, Neb., on THE Sheep Feeder"
Adoption Of declarations.
2 P. M.-Fourth session Of the con-
gress at Omaha Auditorium, Fifteenth
and Howard streets. Address by Fran
els H. sisson, Guarantee Trust company,
New York, on Responsibilities Of Vic
tory"
sP. M.-Fifth session Of the congress
at the Omaha Auditorium. Fifteenth and
Howard streets, admission free. Address
on Labor, During the War and After"
by John P. Frey, editor International
Moulders' Journal.
Thursdays Program.
9 A. M-Address on Agricultural
Problems in the Great West" by Hon.