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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16

Francija pripoznava situacijo v
zvezi z neprikrito grenkostjo, kar
Sc najlepse zrcali uredniski cla-
mex Ma prvi strani lista Paris De-
bats:
"AngleSko-e -egiptcanski agentje
in voditelji britiskih Get Siriji
so storili svoje najboljse, da vna-
mejo Stree proti Franciji. Oni ho-
!cejo Mtrgati Franciji Sirijo, ola jo
zavzamejo sami. Oni so napravili
Emirja Feisala nevarno figure kot
|kandidata "a sirski prestol. S
|svojimi laStnmi rokami SO ustva-
rili nevarnost proti kateri Sc bodo
morali boriti sami
Nj mogoce misliti, da je Feisal
oznanil svojo proklamaeijo, ne ola
bi bill gotov podpiranja. Nj potre-
bnQ dvomiti, da so germanofili
turske narodne stranke pod Mu-
stafo Kemal PaSo in Enyer Bejem
obljubiIi pomoe ma temelju splos-
mega religijoznega upora Mali
Aziji proti zaveznikom.
Istocasno je bila tesna zveza
med turskmi narodnimi silami i'll
lsovjetskimi unicevalci Denikine-
ia. Ma ia nacin je Sirija v zvezi
Tureijo in JUNO Rusijo.
S to situacijo, Xxi zahteva takoj-
snje pozornosti zaveznikov Ma
! Ii Aziji, delujejo druge kombini-
rane zveze, ola cimbolj loeijo "a
vezniska prizadevanja.
Akeija, XII Sc je pripetila wee
raj Berlinu v obliki nekrvave
revolucije, kaze he brez dokazov,
ola je vladalo nekakSno sporazum-
ljenje med rebel in strankO, ka-
tero Sc je vrglo.
Ravno iste cete, katere SO pred
desetimi meseci postavile Noske-
ia ma njegove stalisee, so sedaj ko-
rakale Bersil, da so ga yrgfe.
Situacija ob Renu Sc sedaj OH.
Pozornost Francije je razdeljena
med njenimi tezavami oddalje-
nj Siriji in med Sc yecjo nevar-
nostjo ma severovshodni meji.
liz vseh teh dogodkov vidi opa-
zovalec jake resno moGnost "a no
vo vojno. Kdo We, ce nj bill seda-
Mi Gin Nemciji samo znamenje,
ola Sc zapoene 5 preroejnjem sve-
|tovnega pozarja V Mali Aziji.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
zoPER sUso .

so Sc preskrbeli dokaj dobro trije
neznani mozje zadnjo soboto v
Chicagu.
Dotieniki so 81 najprei "sposo-
dill" tovorni automobil, ma kate
rem so odpeljali IL dolocene le-
karne vso zalogo zganja.
Lastnik automobile je bill neki
PEEK po imenu Louis Manak. Trl-
peresna deteljica je pristopila k
MENU in ga ponizno naprosila, ce
bi bill tako prijazen in jim zacas-
no posodil avtomobil. Slednji je
bill zares tako dober clovek, da nj
odrekel zlasti, ker je videl, ola gle
|da proti njegovemu nosu cev sa-
mokresa. Tolovaji so zahtevali od
MEGA Sc naslov in telefonsko ste
vilko, ola ga poklicejo, .ko odrabiJo
automobil.
Dospevsi do lekarne, last A. j.
Alexa ma 1347 w. 10. st. so razbi-
Ii ol1no in vstopili. Odnesli so sod.
eek, katerem Sc je nahajalo A
gallon zganja, 81 "pintov" istt
dragocene place in 10 gallon este.
ga alkohola in izginili. Alex CEN
ukradeno zganje ma $500.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
SoVJETSKI BACIL NAPADEL
ZE MIKADOVO ARMADA.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, March 10th
1920, as required by the Act of October
9Th 1917.

London, Is. marca. = Med ne
katerimi oddelki japonskih Get V
Sibiriji je izbruhnila revolta, ka-
kor poroca brezzicna brzoJavka
poslana IL MoSkve. Vojaki so str
gall ram trakove in jih nadome-
still rdecimi
Washington, d. c., 10. marca.
= Diva Glana ameriSke ekspedicl
ie V Vladivstoku sta bila sezgana
do smrti V ognju, kateri je unicll
ameriskeN barake istem mestu ma
6. marca, diva druga clana ekspe-
diciie Sc pogreSa. To porociio je
danes prejel vojni department od
maj. gen. Gravesa.
Generalna stavka zeleznicarskih
delavcev vseh vIst je nbrumila V
kitajski vshodni zelezniski zoni V
Manzuriji, je bilo porocano danes
ma drzavni department. Stavka Je
nastala radi zahteve socijalnih re-
volucijonarjev, da Gen. Horvath
opusti svoio -oblast mad zeleznica-
mi, je bilo reGeno. Yes promet ma
zeleznicah je ustavlJen.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
Radi berlinske revolte lahko izbruh-
ne nova vojna.
Translation filed with the
1920, required by the Act of October 9th

Parn, IA. marca. = Dolga pot
ie liz Bel1ina v Beirut via Moskva,
toda vsak zavezniski urad "a tuje
zadeve V Evropi, je zvezal sedanjo
nemSko revolucijo rastocno ma
petostjo situaciie V Mali Aziji.
Mednarodni strokovnjaki cutijo,
da tn vlada gotova zveza in argu-
mentirajo ma sledeci nacin:
Emir Feisal je proglasil sebe "a
kralja Arabic gospodstvom mad
yelikansko arejo, "a katero so Sc
Francija in Anglia re davno ogla-
sile.
Mustafa Kemal, militaristieni
voditeli turskih narodnjakov, je
poveljnik armade, XII steje 300,O0
Turkov Mali Aziji, katerim po-
veljujejo nemski castniki
V kavkaskem okrozju direktno
proti severn poveljuje Brusilov
sovjetske sile, Xxi dosezejo Kaspi-
sko morje na zapadu in katere so
tudi pod poveljstvom' nemskih
Gastnikov. Direktno nasprotno V
Turkistanu ma vshodnem obrezju
Kaspiskega morja poveljuje Ktl-
ropatkin enako moGnim rdeGim 81
lam. ODE ii dive sill napravljati re-
sno nevarnost ia neZavarovane
britiske interese v PerZiji takoj
proti jugu.
Enver Bel, diplomaticni vodi-
tell tur$kega narodnega gibanja,
je pravkar dokonGal turo skozi
Malo Azijo, tekom katere je pro-
pagiral "a islamsko vzajemnost in
slogo.
Pred dvemi tedni je bival kra-
TEX cas- V Berlinu odkoder Sc je V
aeroplanu odpeljal V Moskvo.
AngleSka delegacija je, - ce
spustimo njeno zahtevo po nem-
skin vojnih zlocincih zahtevala
| pri Noskejevi vladi, da Sc izroci
Enver Beja, kar dokazuje, ola so
zavezniki dokaj dobro slutili kak-
Sen namen ina tllrska misija V
Berlinu.
In naposled gen. Ludendorff Sc
nahaja V Moskvi.
Mala Azija je nova arena akci-
je. Da Anglia to dobro spoznava,
ie videti re v temI, da posilja svo-
je brodovje v Bospor in nepresta-
no oiacuje svoje moci ma suhem.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
vIsoKA CENA = ZEN.

London, Anglia. = ProdaJanJe
in kupovanje zen je jake razsir-
ieno gotovih premogarskih o.
krozjih v juznem Walesu.
Nedavno Sc je pripetil en- tax
sluGaj pri razporocnem sodiseu
Casniski porocevalec je zvedel, ola
je nekdo kupil zeno od svojega
prijatelja, kateri Sc je bill naveli-
cal. Ker je podrobneje izpraseval
O tenn ie izvedel, da je med premo-
garji to jake navadna stvar in "a
dnie leto so zene tako podrazile,
ola mora zaljubljeni kupec odste-
ii 500 dolarjev bivsemu njenemll
soprogu, ce hoce, ola mu Jo sled
nil izroci. Popolnoma formalne
kontrakte Sc rabi pri teh zenito-
vanjskih ti'ansakcijah. Forma sc
glasi priblizno sledeee:
"Jaz. -. sem pri wolff pla-
cati znesek. "a zeno cd. (.
katera postane potem "a vedno
moja last
Zares, jake prakticno. Bo treba
It'll v Angliio!
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16

Ell voditelji," nadaljuje brzo-
javka", so delali skozi mesece in
mesece, ko so Sc pripravljali "a Sc
danji korak. Oni cutijo dobro, da
Sc vsak Nemec spominja onih le-
pin dni pred vojno in jih aeli ma
zaj. Vedeli so, da bodo ma njihovi
strani ysi bivsi castniki, vladni u
radniki in napol disciplnirani sre-
dnji razredi, oni, kateri so najbolj
trpeli pod sedanjo nemsko bedo. =
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
PEKLENSKI STROJ POGNAL
GLEDALISCE V SOFIJI
v ZRAK.

Zurich, Svica. - V gledalisce V
Sofiji, glavnemu mestu Bolgar-
ske, so neznani zoleinci polozili
peklenski stroj, ko Sc je tam ime-
la vrsiti, konferenca. Eksplozija
je ubila stiri osebe in dvanajst
ranila. Gledalisce je bilo poruse-
no in veruje Sc, da Sc pod razva-
linami nahajajo Sc druge zrtve. =
Policiiske oblasti so napravile ce-
10 vrsto aretacij radi tega dogod-
ka.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
pREGRFsNE zELJE

mllciio Herberta Holtgreena, sta
rega 81 let, XII studira bogoslovje
ma svedskem teologicnem seminar
iu v Evanstonu. Policija je po-
boznega fanta aretirala, ko je ce-
pei pod nekim oknom zvecer in
gledal v soho. Ma policiji so ga
spoznali, ker je bill radi tega pre-
stopka ze enkrat aretiran.
"To jake boil mojo vest, je
izjavil toda ne morem Sc prema-
gait"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
vELIKI TELEsKoP.

Vancouver, B. G. Teleskop
(daljnogled), "a katerega Sc trdi,
da bo najvecji ma syetu Sc name
rava zgraditi v tenn mestu v KRAFT
KEN easu. Zunanja ali objektivna
leca bo merila deset cevljev v pre-
meru, kar bo znasalo "a pol cev-
liza vec nego meri leca ma famoz-
mem teleskopu v Leipsicu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
zIDJE zACELI zBIRATI
FOND.

Zidje Chicago so zadnjim
pondeljkom zaceli kampanjo, da
Sc nabere svoto. 100000 dollar
jev katero Sc prilozi k fondu de-
seth miljonov. Ia denar Sc bo u
porabilo v boju, da Sc Palestine
zopet povrne zidom, kateri so Sc
daj brez domovine.
Ma stotine zidovskih deklet Sc
je podalo ma delo, da Sc nabere' ia
Svota.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16

Vera je zasuznjena misel. Kdor
veruje, ina oci, pa ne SINE videti; !;
ina usesa, pa ne sme sliSati; ina
roke, ne SINE tipati; ina mozgane,
ne SINE premisljevati.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
vELIK PozAR.

Fort Worth, Tex, IA. marca. -
Danes popoldne Sc je zanetil po-
Ear v Grandview, Tex, katerega
nikakor nj bilo mogoce omejiti.
VISA trgovska poslopja in visa bi-
yalisca so bila unicena. Okrog
1900 oseb je na cesti brez strehe.
Natancnejsih porocil Sc nj.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16

nehala ekSiStirati In ola Je drzaVna
moe preSla V rOke generalnega dl-
rektoria Kappa, kateri je postal
kancelar in je imenoval generala
Leuttwitza "a vrhovnega powell
nika militaristicnih sill.
Proklamacija je izjavila, ola Je
narodni zbor razpuScen. OznanJa
Sc, da Sc ustvarja novo vlado. Br-
zojavka dodaja, ~da so sociJalstl-
enc stranke sklicale generalno
St9vkO.
(Kapp in gen. Leuttwitz sta bl-
la dOlzena cd Strami fakclJ, ola 81
prizadevata zopet uvesti V Nemei-
ii monarhijo in posaditi ma prestol
kaksnega sorodnika bivsega kaJ-
zeria Viljema. PoSkuSala sta, da
zruSita republiko in povzroclta
padec predsednika Eberta.)
Objavljenju proklamacije je
sledila okupacija Wilhelmstrasse,
kjer Sc nahajajo drzayne palace,
Ulico so okupirale cete, katere so
Sc vrnile IL Baltika in so bile ma
staniene V barakah Doeberltzu
blizini mesta.
Cete so doSpele meStO danes
zjutraj, je bilO re6enO.
Berlin, 13. marca. - Porocano
je. da Sc bo feldmarSala Won Hin
denburga oklicalo kot "imperiali-
sti6nega predsednika" Nemcije.
Ebertova vlada Sc je ustanOvila V
DreSdenu.
London, 13. marca, : Monarhl-
stiene sile so zaeele kOt je poroca-
no revolueijo V Muniehu.
Berlin, 13. marca. - Kakor Sc.
glase porocila, XII SO dospela danes
popoldne sem Sc je revolucijonar-
no gibanje pod direkcijO ekstrem-
nfh konservatistiv zaneslo ze ma
dezelo in ne samo med armadnimi
silami nego tudi med sile "a Javno
varnoSt.
| ondon, 13. marca. = Nemsl
REVOLUTIONARY Berlinu so okh-
cali monarhijo, kakOr Sc glaSi br-
zoiavka ma Exchange Telegraph,
XII ie dospela danes popOldne IL
Berlina:
"Revolucijonarne cete so oku-
pirale zapadni okraj Berlma. Ma
nanjeno je bilo, da Sc bo vrsila
volitev. Monarhija je proglasena.
Vladna poslopja in vshodni okraJ
ie V rokah revolueijonarjev.
V Nemciji je prOglasena gene
ralna stavka.
DR.. Won Kapp pOleg tega, Ga Sc
ie nastavil kot nemSi kancelar,
ie proglasil samega sebe kot pre-
mierja Prusije.
Ustanovilo Sc je novo imperial
no ministrstvo, Xxi sestOja provlzo-
riGno takole:
Imperiialni kancelar DR.. Knapp
minister obrambe, gen. baron Won
Luettwitz, minister finane, Ober-
finanzrat banka, minister lJudske-
GA bogocastia, DR.. Traub.
Drugih ministroy Sc Sc nj lme-
novalo.
V slueaiu, da bi poskusai nem-
ski revolucijonisti zOpet postaYltl
ma tron dinastijo Hohenzollercev
Nemeiji bo zavezniSka armada
takoj odkorakala mad Berlin.
London, IA. marea. = kakor
poroGa brzojavka IL Berlina je BIZ
10 tekom bojev V FrankfOrtu ubi-
tih petnajst oseb in okrog stO ra-
njenih.
Policija ie bia prisiljena zapu-
stiti mesto, ko je mnozica zasegla
neko VoJaSKO pOStdJO, uoUoJo VI
zojavka.
Berlin, IA. marca, o polnoci. =
Mesto tel uri je jake mirno.
Tekom dneva je bilo ma ,ullel
Unter den Linden preko pol milo
ma ljudi, toda nobenih spopadov S
6etami nj bilo poro6anih. Videti
ie, da imajo militaristicne patrole
situaciio svoiih rokah, toda pra-
va poskusnja zato Sc bo pokazala
sele V pondeljek in torek, ko bo
generalna stavka polnem thru.
Parn, IA. marea. = Brzojavka
IL Copenhagena ma LlntranSige- Il
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-03-16
BEDA v REK1.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, March 10th
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-02-13
Robbed of Mackinaw and $4,000

JOS. Costello of Gillett woke up in
his room here Tuesday morning to find
that his pocketbook containing $120 in
bills and $24 mackinaw had disap-
peared during the night He had be-
friended one w. Svendson of Pulaski
by sharing his bed and room with him,
the latter claiming he was "broke, +"
and he too had disappeared. Cos
tello hunted up Deputy Sheriff Ben
Slowe. Mr. Slowe, who has proved to
be Sherlock, again rose to the oe-
casion and doped out just which way
Svendson had gone. They got rig
and nabbed their man between Ander-
sons camp and Choate. Svends on
pleaded guilty in Justice Forests court
and was bound over to the circuit
court. The pocketbook, money and
macklnaw were found on him.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-02-13
Miner Bros. Plant Sold
Their Properties at Carter Sold
y to Dodson of Chicago.

Deal Includes Sawmill Plant, Logging
Railway and $4,000 Acres of Timber
Land.
One of the largest realty deals in
Forest county for number of years
was closed here Saturday when Miner
Bros. plant at Carter and timber hold
ngs was sold to w. E. Dodson of Chi
cage.
The deal was negotiated by p Ia
Thompson of Chicago, and includes the
sawmill plant at Carter, company
houses, farm, cattle, machinery, log
ging railway, timber lands, etc. The
timber lands are located in Forest,
Oconto and Langlade counties, and con-
tains about 55, 900 acres. Possession is
to be given as soon as the titles to the
properties is passed upon and found to
be clear
The buyer, Mr.. Dodson, is a Chicago
| investor, and it is believed that the
plant will soon be re-sold to some lum-
ber company who will operate the
plant.
Mr.. Dodson, Mr. Thompson, and At
torney Robert Stoll, of Chicago, were
here last Friday and Saturday with
the Miner Bros to close the deal.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-02-13
To Organize Agricultural Society.

Preliminary steps for the organiza-
tion of an Agricultural Society were
taken at mass meeting at the town
hall on Thursday evening of last week.
Mr.. Evereth of Racine gave very In
teresting and instructive talk on agrl-
culture and the benefits of organizing.
A committee was appointed to draw up
a constitution and bylaws, and another
meeting will be held Saturday evening
at the town hall to perfect the organ
ization. All the citizens of the town
of Wabeno are urged to attend.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-02-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs, Earl Krake of Townsend was a
caller in town Saturday.
10. f. Rietz transacted business at
the county seat Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Ben slowe made
drive to Crandon Sunday.
Geo. Vandewalker of Carter was
business caller in town Saturdy.
Joe Dennee and VIM. Stenerson OF
Laona were in the village Monday.
c. Anderson of Laona, M. B. A. dep
uty, was caller in town Sunday.
Mrs Hattie Willett left Saturday on
visit to Appleton and Milwaukee.
The Hub Orchestra furnished music
| for dance at Newald Saturday even
ing. !.
Mrs. Otto Newman of 500 Crossing
visited relatives here the first of the
week.
Geo. Beaumont of the Home Land
Co. was here on business Saturday and
4 Sunday.
For sALE-Good Glover Hay. Apply
to Chas. Horning, across from the Aug
| Newman farm.
Chairman VIM. Hubbard attended
~
meeting of the County Board at Gran
don Monday.
Joseph Smithena has purchased forty
acres of cut-over land west of town OF
4 the A. E. Rusch Co.
John Enders finished his logging con-
tract Wednesday. He put IN about
800, 900 feet of logs.
! Raw Whitman and Ordelia Wetzke,
of Soperton, were married by Justice
Kenny on Feb, 5th
! Mrs. A. E. Lawrence returned Mon
dav from an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. d. G. Dickinson, at
Wausau.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-02-13
Stop! Look! Listen!

The time-Saturday Feb. ID.
The place-M. j. Dickinson's store
and the Forest County Mercantile Co
store.
The Ladies-The Ladies Aid Society
of the Presbyterian church.
Food to be Sold-Cake, Coffee Cake,
Doughnuts, Brown Bread, Baked Beans
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-02-13
Death of Mrs. Aderholdt.

Mr.. Con. Kregel Aderholdt died at
her home west of town Saturday morn
ing of apoplexy. She was 81 years,
months IL days old, and moved here with
her family from Gillett about six years
ago. Besides her husband she is sur
vived by five children; Herbert of Gil
lett, Helen of California, Henry, Ellie
and Hildegard. at home; also three
brothers, John and Julius kregel of
Cecil, Gust Kregel of Oconto Falls, and
one sister, Mrs. Frank Hoffman Of this
village.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon, Rev. w. A. Kuether officiating.
Those from out of towS to attend
the funeral were Mr.. = 81 Mrs. John
Kregel and Julins Cectl: Gust
KreeAof Ocont1 >I1> VS.,
Rsr AAderhols
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-02-13
Municipal Court Established

A resolution establishing municipal
court for Forest County was passed at
the meeting of the County Board Mon
day. A municipal judge is to be cleo
ted at tte April election.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1920-02-13

There WAS once man who never lied
70 his uife. He died bachelor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
RITES FOR
MRS. CASPER YOST,
% M All A PIONEER
Funeral Services Held at
Ofutt Home-Burial
Forest Lawn.

Funeral services for Mrs. Casper
E. Yost were held yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Charles H.
Offutt, l40 North Thirty-ninth street,
daughter, with whom the Yosts
made their home. Rev.. Edwin
H. jerks, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, Of which Mrs
Yost was member, referred to the
| life of this Omaha woman, who, will,
her venerable husband, was identi-
fed with the growth of Omaha from
village days to its present greatness
as a metropolis.
AT the time of her death in Long
Beach, Cal, last Saturday, Mrs. Yost
was one of small group Of Omaha
women who had lived here more
than 50 years. She came to Omaha
during 1866, shortly after her mar
riage in Ipsilanti, Mich, 81 years
ago last Monday. She was born in
Detroit, her family name having
been Anna Jenness.
The burial was in Forest Lawn
cemetery. Active pallbearers were
Frank S. Morsman, Wallace Lyman,
w. B. T. Belt. A. A. Lowman, A. S.
Rogers, Guy H. Pratt, w. A. Pixley
and L. M. Holiday. Honorary pail
bearers were M. T. Barlow, J. c.
Wharton, George w. Holdrege, c.
w. Lyman, Isaac Congdon, Edward
Peck, J. H. Millard and w. H. Nc
Cord.
Mrs. Yost was "a years old She
and Mr.. Yost, who is chairman Of
the board of directors of the north
western group of Bell telephone
companies, went to Long Beach De-
cember 10. Last Saturday Mrs.
Yost died suddenly, heart disease be-
ing the cause of death.
Mr.. Belt Of the Omaha telephone
Offices met Mr.. Yost at Ogden and
accompanied him back to Omaha
with the body, arriving here at 8:25
Tuesday night. An escort comprised
of Edgar N. Morsman, jr.; L. B.
Williams, R. A. CAN'T, F. L. Dever-
eaux, ]. r. Mcdonald, A. S. Kelly
and A. A. Lownan met Mr.. Yost at
the station and accompanied the
body to the Offutt residence.
Henry Jenness of Detroit, brother
of Mrs. Yost, attended the funeral,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
Brief City News
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redu'n. Burgess Granden Co.--Adv.
Voegler-Frerk Marriage - Law
renee Voegler and Miss Mabel Frerk
of Snyder. Neb.. were married by
Rev. Charles w. Savidge.
LOwden for Decentralization
9S6 First National Bank building.
John N. Baldwin, Sec'y Lowden Club.
ADV.
Devorak Society Dance-The
Devorak society win hold its sec.
ond annual dance at the Auditorium
January Is. The dance will be
given for the benefit Of the Talmud
Torah club.
Head Walters FuneraI-Se Services
for Christian C. Martinsen. who
died Wednesday at the Hotel Fonte-
nellie, where he was head waiter.
will be held from the Cole-M Mckay
Funeral home, 2616 Farnam street,
Friday afternoon at 3.
Prettiest Mile Election-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Prettiest Mile club, reports on
the business standing for the past
year were read by the treasurer,
and 1t was shown that the club was
entirely out of debt. Directors were
elected for the ensuing year, three
of the old directors being elected to
serve for another term. They are:
Mrs. w. H. Finn. Mrs. ]. w. Skog.
lund and Mrs.,C. S. Rainbolt.
Charles #. Walters Retires -
Charles z. Walters retired from the
presidency Of Charles r. Walters &
Co, 1422-30 First National Bank
building, at the annual stockholders
meeting. becoming chairman of the
board Of directors. r.. w. Walters
was promoted from vice president to
president and r. L. Goethe was made
vice president H. H. Byers, former
secretary was made vice president,
and H. P. GIBSON, formerly state
bank examiner at Lincoln, was made
secretary.
Insurance Company Meeting-The
annual meeting of the Nebraska
Live Stock Insurance company, held
in the home Office in the Keeline
building, was attended by large
number Of stockholders. Officers
elected for the ensuing year were:
A. j. Hasson. president: s. r. Swan
land, secrtary; T. III. Wake of Sew
ard, Neb., first vice president; H. H.
Bartling, Nebraska City, Neb.. Sec
ond vice president; T. A. Anthony,
Of Wausau, Neb., third vice presi-
dent. T. w. Blackburn was re-
elected attorney
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
No Invitation List Out For
"Smith for Governor" Dinner

The committee having charge Of
the ed P. Smith for Governor" din
ner at the Paxton hotel Saturday
night yesterday announced that all
whose hearts are in sympathy with
the object of the function will be
welcome. Invitations will not be is
sued.
]. Fl. Mithen will be POSTMASTER.
The principal speakers will be Mayor
Smith, Judge Livingstone of Ne
braska City and Charles F. Nc
Laughlin. Five-minute talks will be
given by J. M. Fitzgerald, Clarke G.
Powell, Paul Martin, F. E. Sheehan,
Rev. Titus Lowe, Sophus F. Neble
and Rev. E. ]. Flanagan.
Women are invited to attend the
dinner. 1t is expected that Mrs. A.
c. Shallenberger will say few
words.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
South Side BreUities

For Remit. Q. o. r. hall on Tuesday
and Saturday nights. Call South 2e99.
Wanted-Family washing and ironing,
lace curtains bundle washing. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Call South 1921.
complete Foreign Exchange Depart
ment. Money sent to all parts of Europe.
Live Stock National Bank, Gath and N SITS.
An easy way to pay for your insurance
and other heavy OUTLAWS in lump sums
during the year is to deposit certain
sum weekly In the Economy Club to take
care of the same Live Stock National
Bank, junction 24th and N SITS
Burn coke in your baseburner. Cleaner
hotter, lasts longer and costs less than
hard coal. We also have good coal for
furnace, soft coal heaters and kitchen use,
Call South SO, the yards that always have
coal. G. e. Harding Coal company.
Captain Charles Lewis of Fort Crook re-
ported to the police Wednesday the loss
within the past week from the quarter
masters department of seven army reg
ulation automatic revolvers, several pairs
of army shoes and number of army over
coats.
We wish to thank our many friends and
neighbors. also Cudahy Sausage Dept.
Joint Agency and West L friends, for the
beautiful floral offerings land sympathy
and kindness shown us III the death of
our dear. beloved husband, father and
hrother-Laura Benken and daughter,
Edna Mrs. D. v. Phillips, John Benken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Benken.