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New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Spiccr Shares Listed
On Stock Exchange

Shares Of the Spiccr Manufacturing
Company and julius Ksygcr & Co,
which have been traded in on the Curb
Exchange, were admitted yesterday to
the Stock Exchange list, trading 30 be-
gin to day. The koyser listing in.
cludcs yoting trust certificates repre-
scnting 10000 shares Of preferred
stock and 10000 shares Of the com
mon. Tho Spiccr listing consists Of
S3,oo0,000 cumulative 3 per cont pre-
ferrcd stock, iseued in exchange for
mon. Other listings we're:
Msrland OIL Company, t,13t610
shares Of no par value; Marland Oil
Company, s3, 100000 temporary "a pcr
cent sinking fund gold bonds, Series b,
maturing April !, 1881; New York Jele-
phone Company, $50 100000 vc1und
ing n>artgage 6 per cent gold bonds.
Series A, due October /, tatI: Oregon
Short Line Railroad, SlG.d24 600 cor
solldnted first m ortgsgc per cent cou-
pom bonds.
Standard OIL Company, s}.673.2oo ad,
ditional : per cent uon-votinr pre-
forred stock issued in exchange for
stock OF The West India Oh Refining
Company; American Ia Franco Flee
Engine COMPANY, nc, F%54o. 900 cumu-
Phils del phia Company. sis,ooo.ooo r.,
funding bonds; Tobacco Products Cor
poration, sA0oo,00o tcn.yeor sinking
fund per cent notes
Darrsdal Corporation, EI160,3oo
sinking fuud convertible Z per cent
bonds, Series A. and Sl.450 900 Series
3; Roploglc Steel Company. i25, 600 ad-
dftlonal shares Of common stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Offer to Extend Bonds Of
\. y. l.. r.. < ". Coal & r. II.

J. ?. Morgan {, co. and nrsxel {:
Co., of Phiadelrhls. have issued cir
culsr to holdors Of New York. Lake
Erie & Western Coal and Railroad
Company first mortgage per cent
bonds. due May i. announcing an offer
10 extend the issue until May /. 1912,
Hith interest st the annual rate Of
5l2 per cent.
'Tho bonds now outstanding in Tire
hands Of the public to the amount Of
S1.100 600 are TO be extended as series
a bonds pursuant 10 the terms Of
supplemental indenture TO be made
between the New York. Lake Erie &
Western Coal and Railroad Company.
the Metropolitan Trust Company as
trustee and the Erie Railroad. Under
the terms of this indeuture the Erie
Railroad will covenant to guarantee
by Endorsement the payment Of the
principal and interest of the new is
sue. As a consideration for extension
the New York. Lake Erie &, Western
Will pay $40 per $1,000 for each bond
extended.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Cotton Fails to
Hold Early Gain;
Close Irregular
End of Session Registers 5
Points Lower to 3 Higher;
Little Anxiety Caused by
Flood and Rain Reports

Until noon yesterday th. cotton
market was fairly responsive to rain
and food news from tho Southwest,
notably Texas, but after that hour it
became heavier and in the late after
noon made new low levels for the day,
closing points lower to higher.
Slight rallies from lowest. just before
thc close, were attributed to scnttercd
local covering orders.
a - best, rerr"ernt.d about "a 20 IS
rolnts net rise, was due principally to tbs
!Act th't outede buying dId not nprcsr
IN sufficient rolurnc IL indicate any gen.
.,rel or widespread cn,i.,y over tho hsafy
!tNsv sln. 4 study Of the Texts w-athr-
dctaNs showed that 1ran" ~ the hrsvi"s'
lns the lrset cotton
Local hous. wns credited ~ith issuing
:. rrp"r' raA!ng scr"axc increase around
Is 7sf cent and tn. trad. wa, inclined t.
revise lts cartier acreage esttntates 70
n,Sher tsur-, ra.nsina iron, Is TO 20 pr
and shortry ve.,ler W. IN tho ~ ~ho,. s.,t 1T
aIsd 10 hr'nr In much buying. =. ~
two Ma nottces we've ia,u.f ,e.t.rda5 and
~ tn, middle Of the forsnocn May sold
AROUND 1915. While July rns 1880. shor-
ing veil maintained premium on tho near
month
In tn. afternoon Southwe.. SPOT interests
Tert SELLER. of July ana October ard reac-
Nonar3' sentiment was more IN cvider'r
Will. thsTe scanned TO be no immediate oUt.
look for clearing weather in the S&UhweAt.
owing to loE pressure tu that quarter.
.5 %.Te .rn asPos1d y % TO- t ~ ',o id.s
rract, IN view Of the laYg. acreage pros.
poets wouId b. followed by -harp decline
~ the market
The arrivals OF consigned cotton in Ner
7o!% for Arm to date, ircluting thosa OF
Hesterdaj, "ere @o,f.a bales, and there mad
'ot - i.cS 4 h.lc
Ths local l1arEnt tor spot cotton vsa
qWet sno po!ntP lower At ls.coc for mid.
dIinG 40 Gales We're rcporled
Cotton !uturoe iii. range OF rrioes:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Standard Gas Has
The Best Year i'm
Conpany's History
Earnings iIqu;vaIcntto to 1919
Per Cent on Common
Stock, Compared With
o.62 Per Cent for 1920

The Standard Gas and Electric Com
pany earned last year 81 1,0so,9s0 after
ixed charges. aroortizations and divi-
dends on the preferred stock. or the
equivalent Of 1919 per cent on tire
Sl0,600,0 900 common stock Outstanding
NJ the close of the year Thi. con-
pnTcd with $'13,s55, or 6.52 per cent, IN
1920. Tho statement wss rot bassd or
what tho various .Ubsidarle, earned.
but only what tho parent comnauy
received from such companies
President II. N. Bvlleeby stated that
the earnings and surplus OF tn. CON
pjanY were me largest IN its history
The operated public utility properties
Of the company gained in both gross
and uet earnings during 1921, their
gross hoing s34 327 900, as compared
with S32 500 in 1920, while ner
earnings we're s12.343 900. as compared
with Et1.250 900 ~ the last previous
year. IN 1921 these properties retsinees
sl,387.000 in surplus and depreciation,
reserve. =
According TO the report IN. operating
properties were enabled. through i,-
crossiug popularity Of public utIlit7
securities and loTcr money rates, 70
adop. considerably large construc.
ton budgets, but il pss stated thct
such expansion had been followed out
only where spending bel-AtS
could be relied on. The Ycar 1871
showed additional progress By the
operating companies along customer
or'norahlp lines. Salo7 Of 5ecu-ities 10
customers totaled 1855 and tho ac7
gregato par value sold wa5 81 O23 ,ooo.
The balance sheet Of the Standard
Gas and Electric Company and the
Utilities IrNcstmert Company showed
total current assets Of S4s60,171 ard
S2.0l7.13i Of current liza oilitles, the Ia
ter item including Sl.1o5.t78 Of notes
payable. Notes payable al the end ~
1920 totaied - 81 So
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Rcploglc 10 Pay $65
For Empire Preferred
Listing on Stock Exchange
Brings Out More Details of
Steel Firms Merger

Additional details regarding the mer-
ger Of the Empire Steel and Iron Com
pany With tho Reploglc Steel Company
arc contained in a atatemont 10 the
Stock Exchange by the latter concern
in connection with the listing OF 126,-
900 additional shares of common stock
II is stated that the Rcploglc com
pany has agreed With the Empire steel
aud Iron shareholders to purchase on
or before July / up TO 2b, 200 shares Of
Empire Steel and Iron preferred stock
at ss5 share and up 70 II 1895 shares
OF common at Sl6 p share. Empire
steel and Iron arehoidcrs, it was an
nounccd, have already sgrced to sell on
these terms 10,253 shares Of common
and 1886 sharcs OF preferred
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
PROPOSALS

.SsASrRY DEPARTMENT. One. Of tho
Ht2er7lsing Architect. Washington. D C..
f2r.! l.. ls.2-SEALED PROPOSALS will
-, 9Mred in this Office 81 . p. m. May 8.
-. lor metal hunks 20 be insteiicd COM
go IN rev dormitory buildings ~ ths
,..c1 States Qnayartine Station. Hoffman
ma Ne~ Iork. Drawings and spccidca'
may be obtained from the once Of the
,, lang Chief Engineer Room 1Si. Gus
ta,s. rouse building. Nav York y. Y. or a.
-f.,'l'H IN the discretion nf the Supervising
S,n.S JAS. A. WETMORE. Acting
~pSrFiiins Architect.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Business Troubles


oIoldstein, Meyer-G Kline ..-- 20
toldfare, Mcrris--lnout'. Com
inerc" Co... .-.-,..-.. A+1.oa
81 eenhere. Reckio--AdNancs Fur
niture Co. Inc. e al costs III rs
Gordon Nfenth '2rp--Nri@ht
rirner engraving As7 a1
Godfelps. Einanue M. Iins'tz "22.6o
''9o' S!no' e'nl@ho@i--'' ->cu-
nnos1r :, ~. - ''o.'2
'''Hi c.;(,,s, 70, - "''''l'' NraF
T5,,,tar WV W '>''9s
rnrn. f,om,,,n1 w w, l''F- tos.o
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27

., :, -. ~, A.s.l., ,-..l.. -
10 sharrH inc ArdseF 'asIno 20
Flon "a'h ''.' ~ 4o'
40 shares pal% Mining 90. t'sn)
e;o each -. ..'.,' - Per snare
sharcs rcu'on 1o'tc'les o. com
ncr, FloO sath ',.... tlS per snare
ea , s0arSs S'aF Snif' Manu'ac'uF iNs
CO. common. 'oo cacn .:-...' so lot
80 soarcs nrst ''e" YORK 'orp" p.e
ferred, 400 each ......-..:...:.. $40 lot
lbl ehares smith epringneld beoE
corp. no par ~ lot
81 ooo sini'h Spr'ognelo sfodE orp'
rsr cen, notes due l'-s' interest
May Hnd NoNefnoeF >, 30
20 o"o aSnins,op "a ArI'ns'ot q fsIs
'" 80 -
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Comfy

ThH first name is that OF the debtor m
second that of the creditor and date v he;
Judgment WAS filed:
DoncGan Edw in J. icttinspr:
June 2a. 1921 ....... s-se q
De Jons. 1acob-A Schwemui.
=, April :, l2,2a .....-.--........ los S
De Jopg. Jacob A Schwemm
september l. t220 ........ Ic4oo .
Dyckman Garage Village and Re-
pair shop. lro - NJ Jarvis
:, DECEMBER -. 1871 :.......... l.Hss
haresh. solomon and Jcarrctt---
y rompisc; FEBRUARY 2s 1gcl 1s3as
Moore, Geo c - Equitable Trust
:, 20 o. \ Aor,i II. 1922 ...... s.s2ss
McCarho. Fe,ton 4 and Oswald
Stachhouse- A Lynch, April 40
l'22 :;.......,...;;. ,....... ...... c.:52.s
luoro. rercsa-A Siscs et a.! De
cember Is l92l ...,....... .......... 1854
Sahs ( Co-f \ Gibbons: May IS.
1915 'canceled) ..-..... ...: :.... 1884 :
March - f9li4 1SS.S
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Baltimore x Ohio
Shows Surplus Gain

March railroad reports made public
yesterday showed a continuation Of the
increases Ill net carnlhgs revealed BY
earlier statements Of other roeds. The
fa!tlmore & Ohio reported ny increase
Of $'s2.358 IN surplus after taxes The
th'ladelph)o 4 Reading had an in.
crease If s24sl .o0o. while tho Chicago
? North h7cstern showed gain in total
not income # Sl,1o1.nnn
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27

lbs, ...... .onGn s6o ,bom , oo
Ot-.sed uethers '''
ID. ,....... con "a
Dressed mutton.
city, III ~ 1cn "a ,.m -
Live lsnlbs fair 80
- prime 100
=, lhs ....,..- fsooel5.oo 1o.5oai,so
city, - ~ 7.M * 100 =.
pr nS lambs ''* 80
100 lhs. ..... '7oo9ia.oo ---e ----.
ii1oes w lbs... lo.oo9ll.5u 1850 eo.
bacon, ID. ~ tsH e.? ,7,A,
Fork, bbl - 1son3 "a ,ctn q ~ ~ a.
Meas beef bbi. isooXI70 isoo4;,.'tt.
Lard. NJ dls A''"'
Wect. 100 lbs li3B61@As .n,,rto-o
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27

st. 1iaoiliti.s 1891 No assets.
Liabilities. $49,9Il: asaets, unknown.
MORRIS T. SCNAlN. real estate. 81
Foreyth st. Liabilities. S46,c26. assets,
1895.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
IRE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY

Detroit, Mtch. Aprii I. 1881.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tn:
70 Michigan Central Railroad Company.
u fhs election OF Directors aud three In.
sHrtars Of MS next election. and for ths
;-77sac'iop of such other business as may
.@%fuly be brought before tho meeting
D. held 81 tbs p:lnclp'l Office or the
Conan. Room 3C', Michigan Central
Hi-eissn oa me FRS, Thursday after the
60 Wednesday (heing the +th dayl OF
[ey. 19.. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Eastern
b't1aa.d Time
The POI shall b- ocen al 80 o'clock A. ~
80 continue oren for one hour
~ order of this Board Of Directors
EDW ARD +. STEPHENSON. Secretary.
s-5HE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
tQCkHOLDERS Of The STANDARD Gas
= Fh' Company q the city Of NeT YORK
~" Be held at tho oricc Of .he CoUpsn ny
ttoom No oos SO. 80 East 18TH street
.>eN oYk CITY. On Wednesday. May loth
-. e. - O'clock NJ. for the election or
racfors end tho trsNsa ctlon OF euch o,her
t4siHcs5 - NAV come before the meeting
JOiTE p. SANBCRN. Secretary.
ff'E ANNUAL MEETING or THE
SLHCNpOLIlENS OF THE WCoDCLItt T
l-ANp IMPRON EhiEEr COMPANY, VII.
= NSlc 81 The office Of the Compsny NO
:, Newark street iloboken, = i, on
s41eFHa". May 10. 1872. :, p. IN 20!
80, fHrpose of eiectlrg officers and d'rec-
,S and such o'bsr business as may coma
.eio-e g d Meeting
HOWARD V MEEKS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
DlFJnEND NOTICES
~ H. ~A91>4,se.4.4 II esa1<e~ $M q

Ne'r York, Aprl 20. 1ac..
dividend % 5TN has been declared upon
nc Common Stock AND Common STOCK n
n, The American Tobacco Company rav.
ahi' Iuna !, lH22. ia cash to stockholders
81 record at the close OF business Nav 10
49, Che cks Will te mailed
7. M. ". IiICkS rraasnrsr
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

St.e fair TO
prime. 90 bs. sf.25Q $50 ----G ~~--
y cesed BEEF,
SIDES. III. .,.... ii q / , .loT IL
Live reas, com
mon 10 prime,
100 lbs. ...... coca 10 90 ,.6of 1850
Dr.s q yea
CITY. ID ...-.. .osI ~ .l"f 20
LII ewsE. 100
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Grain Prices
"a heat

Y...erdsy'c Previous Year
80 ;''* hsfd hs: $751; '5: .is5', sIssi, 81
Chicagp--Range Of prices.
open High. 1ow. COG. clo...
MAJ sl43As Hl4s sl.aa'4 $40 sl.4l
s.p.. s'. iias. 1:ois ii7is Ii7,s li5+
no YelloW. Sc.79 :o.7S'. SH.7st,
Chicego
May .......-. 500 "e's .o''a
July ..,,..... .6A .s4s s. -
Sept. ......-. .se'A 66's
Yesterdays Previous Tear
,Scw fork; close. cic.n. ago.
No white. 500 S0.4s $oAS
Chicago:
May ....,..-. .S6I, 5ls tIis
July ......... .3H7s 40 SIS s
Sept. ........ ~. .H's
Testerdsy's Previous year
No W',tobsl eos. sl2ls. $780,.
rlour snd Mea,
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close. ago.
New York:
c'm.al 100 l.s5 l.7oT $50 l.ss al e5
Bye sn00 G.;5 6oodl SIS 5000 IS
Brn 81 SoG 1910 335oa ---- $500
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Judgments Filed
New York County

The following Judgments were Med YES
tardav tho first name being that OF tfe
dehtor;
AdGicks John IF--City Of New
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
2 So
West Jersey g. Seas.,ore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Securities at Auction

'Decreasrd oencit. ,Dshcit
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Mrs. VIM. Jones
Heads Episcopal
Auxiliary

Mrs. William II. Jones OF omahi
was elected president of the Won
ans auxiliary TO the presiding bishoI
aud council of the Episcopal churel
diocese of Nebraska at the annua
meeting last week at Trinity
cathedral Other officers are Mrs
w. III. Young of Fremont, vic,
president at large; Mrs. T. ii. Tracy
OF Omaha, secretary; Mrs. ]. D.
Fairchild OF Lincoln, and Mrs. Stan
ley Clement. Lincoln, treasurersi
Mrs. S. w. Townsend, Omaha, edu-
eational secretary; Mrs. w. II,
Wheeler, Omaha, supply secretary;
Mrs. ]. G. Leete, Plattsmouth,
church periodical representative. Six
district vice presidents will be ap-
pointed by the president.
Delegates TO the triennial convcn-
tion to be held in Portland, Ore, ir
September are Mcsdames William,
II lones, Thomas Casady, AlcxandSf
Digg Samuel Burns OF Omaha and
Mrs. j., u Fairohild. Lincoln. -Four
hundred and fifty women attended
the meeting. ...
The auxiliary will assume respo..-
sibility for All Saints Indian Mission
school at Winncbago, Neb., for the
year. Thirty Indian children
will be given home, religious and
educational training.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Nebraska Women S
Educational Club
AnnualMeeting

The Nebraska Womcu's Eduea.
tioual club will meet for luncheon
Saturday, February 4, at Ellen Smith
hall, Fourteenth and K streets, Lin
coin. Neb. ..
Mrs. w. L. Barkley will speak oil
the Washington disarmament con
ference. Other guests OF honor will
be Chancellor and Mrs. Avery. Super
intendent and Mrs. Letter. DIR. and
Mrs. b. L. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
7. Dobbins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Law
ence, Mrs. +. b. Penny, Mr.. George
X. Chatburn.
The membership OF the club is state
wide. MAJ out-oi-town members
are expected. 4 business session AM
annual election wfA sallow Mrs. Bark
ley's address.
The present o.iieef-arc: Miss f.
Ruth Pyrtle, Lincoln, president; Miss
Mary Crawford, kearncy State nor
NAL, secretary; Miss Lulu Writ,
kearney State normal, treasurer.
The committee in charge of the
luncheon are: Dinner committee,
Mrs. Kate Kinyon, Miss Sue O..
Hoagland, Miss Julia NJ. Wort; re-
ception committee, Miss Amanda
Heppner, Miss Jessie Jury, Mrs.
Sadie McCrystal, Miss Kate Foster,
Mrs. George l.. Towne.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Washington Society.



gpHR from eiiieiai and other eiFrle,
ln which fheK wFFe formerly ldeHti
ted aRd invariably fGRfgt D. retain
tlielF SAL sQriai position. Nash
lHgtan Is iull vi ellHihFFs and one ~
che important duties 81 A social ssr
rotary ID % steer hFr charge away
iram lhF undesirable WnnlAzhe hosts
and hpslfssFs
Mes Z Efsuk keaEis las had "a
caBeel hef engagements laF this week
hfrauss ~ illhess with 4 bad cold
MFs, Burke, Ni,laW d Mai John
Burke, who lived MANY years IN
Omaha and has MANY lriFlds there.
lFit late last week laF a visit in
Massachusetts She will return 10
her apartment IN the Dresden 10
morrow pF ngNt day. Mis- huFkr
has entertained frequently, drawing
together many little companies OF
Nebraska people,
Mra. Russell n Harrison af 0ma-
Ia returned 10 Washington last week
tar a visit al a few days, and then
went on 20 Norfolk, where she spent
the eafly part Of this week with her
daughter. Mrs. Harry A. Williams,
iF.. 10 her pretty home on James
Town boulevard. tafshmont. a
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
ADVERTISEMENT
IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT and ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply
Mentho-Sulphur to an itching, burn-
ing or broken out skin, the itching
stops and healing begins, says no.
ted skin specialist. This sulphur
preparation, made into pleasant
cold cream, gives such quick relief,
even to fiery eczema, that nothing
has ever been found to take its place.
Because of its germ destroying
properties, it quickly subdues the
itching, cools the irritation and heals
the eczema right up, leaving clear,
smooth skin in place of ugly erup-
tions, rash, pimples or roughness.
You do not have to wait for im-
provement. 1t quickly shows. You
can get little jar of Mentho-Sul
phur at any drug store
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
g

J "Ihc Burglar" a one-act comedy
farce by Margaret Cameron. will be
presented by members OF the public
speaking department OF the Omaha
Woman's club in the Burgcss-Nash
auditorium Friday afternoon, 2:j0
O'Clock, under direction of Mrs. ]. w.
Shields.
The cast will include Mesdames r.
ID. Bowers, A. ). Harrington, A. ID.
Num-, a. 7. Johnson and J. J..
Thomson.
Following the play vaudeville acts
will be given, including a vocal solo
by Florence BaSler Palmer: mono
iogue, Mrs. Joseph Lawrence: solo
dance, Miss Edith Mullin, and piano
duet, Mrs. John Haarmann and Mrs.
Roscoe Alexander. All club members
are invited.
On February 10 the department
will be entertained at a valentine
party at the home OF Mrs. John Haar-
mann.
Mrs. o. Y Kring is leader OF the
department and Prof. Edwin Pulls in
strictOr
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

school teacher before her marriage.
Miss Luella Alien and Miss Dove
Mitchell. sister ai Mrs. c, II, Auli,
met Mfs Phillips u 6hauiauauar
she viii be the guest al Miss Alien
A the luncheon Monday,
More than - reservations had
been made for the luncheon up %
Saturday morning Al the speakers
table will be DF, Olga stastny. Mes,
DANES :, J. Phillips, Thomas r,
Jones, Charles Johannes, Z, d, 'faNl.
II, ], Bailey. Draper Smith, Henia.
min Baker, L. A. Follansbes. N. u.
tamefnn. Edward johnson. 4, N,
syiefi, 1. II. Cole. &, II, Townsend,
John AifdeTst, !. q. feiseF and Miss
Grace Thomas. Department heads
will be hastesses 1T the other tables.
Following the luncheon DR..
Stastny wili speak on her work with
the u, N. c. 4, in eaeeho.slayokia.
at 4 meeting ai the political and so-
eial science department at ESQ. to
which all club members are invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22

slhulh ii AnFinik, She returned
hgFe yesterday and Will hR Joined
probably tomorrow ~ Monday b.
hrF mother, Mrs, AlFiH Saunders. al
Omaha, sHd her granddaughter, hiss
sails Anu Williams, Who has hesn
ID Omaha siHgF June Little Miss
Williams will probably join her psFs
cuts iH A0Fialk. while Afs Harrison
and hsr mother will spend : month
ln lhe south aud Then return here Cos
tte spring aud early summer
Miss Esther MrkaHH, daughter of
NJ, and MFs. r. \ MeNann. nf
bmaha, Has orc ~ lhe bridesmaids
a lhe wedding II Mics Nina Gore.
daughter Of former senator aud Mfs.
Thomas T., Gore ni Oklahoma, and
Lieut. Eugene Luther Vidal. L. ),
NJ iast week, Both pafsnls OF tho
bride were too IN 10 he present al
che wedding, and Representative aud
MEa kadsHheFg ~ Illinois aelsd in
their places The ceremony was per-
formed Ia -, Mafgarels church and
Was followed hy a reception IN the
Z congregational club.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Girls community
Service League

Monday-Cluga club supper, $50;
gymnasium class, 7:30: volley ball,
$50. Mrs. Charles Mussclman,
man, leader. e'
Tuesday-Lafayette club supper,
$50; basket ball; 7; dramatic art
class, 8; Miss Majorie Corrigan,
leader. Design class, s; Mrs. Mary
Lydia Rowe, leader.
Wednesday--Wamm club supper,
$50; home making class, 7; Mrs. G.
B. Kantor, leader. Open house, Sis.
Thursday-French class, 7; Miss
Bess Bozell, leader; mass supper OF
all the clubs, s.
Friday-D. T. A. club supper,
6:15; chorus club, I; Mrs. Noel S-
Wallace, leader. Gymnasium, s;
Miss Katherine Carrick, leader.
Saturday-Dance, $3.50 p. m.
Sunday-Open house, $50 p. H.,
Mrs. Mary Lydia Rowe, hostess.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
Motion Pictures of the
Nebraska Pageant at
Yates School.

Motion pictures of the Nebraska
Pageant which was presented by pu.
pills OF the public schools last fall
will be shown in the auditorium OF
Henry w. Yates school Friday eve
ming at 7:50 O'Clock under the
auspices of the Parent-Tcacher as
sociation.
Vocal solos will be given by Miss
Dorothy Steinbaugh, Central High
school student, who had one of the
principal singing roles in the
pageant, which was written by Hart
ley Alexander OF the University of
Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
L 81 ion Auxiliary
Will Entertain
Disabled Vets

Ihei woman's auxiliary 10 the
Amer fcan Legion will furnish q
Nv alton room at the Bellevue gov
ent vocational school In Hantil'
. hal. The l.. o. l.. club will
~ shRihe hostess house and the
Aians Overseas Service league
already made curtains for the
frooms and furnished the dining
bm and recreation room in Fou'
,lle hall. according TO Mrs. Harry
! J,ugh. publicity chairman for the
fiSilliary.
\ The auxiliary will have charge OF
Ecreational programs at the school
1n Saturday evenings. ..
A business meeting OF the auxiliary
will be held Tuesday evening at 7::S0
o'clock at the Legion headquarters
in the court house. The president,
Mrs. John Kilmartin, will entertain
the members at a kensington at her
jaame, 25l5 ST. Mary's avenue, Friday
TEuoon at l:30 o'clock.
has 10 ieation for membership in the
nets sold Why be obtained from Adj
not TO mention Tough at The Legion
carried the ae,s
months, or ehiidrec <f ex-
been received from
MISS Nell cfaig and the Majcr ISsac
Sadlcr chapter OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-01-22
ClevelandClub Womanto
Be Guest at Luncheon |

Mrs, ). J, Phillips OF Cleveland.
q, prominent club woman, wlll be
guest .t the annual InHfheon ol
Tie political and social seiente de-
p4fsmens Of tie Omaha Woman's
club Monday noon ii tie Y. W, {. A,
auditorium, Mrs, Phillips, with her
daughter, Mira J.'C. Eppley, Il visit
,,ng her grandson, Jean kppley, Al tic
tontenelle bottl. -
Mrs. Phillips. who + ID her ssh
year. has been active ~ club work
Tor Many yesfs IN Cleveland and
Akron. o., aud Al Lhaulauqua. n, r..
where she received tlic pnLe last
year ior getting tile most new mem-
bers Tor the woman's club there. She
was . prominent figure At the meet
ing and received a glowing tribute
from MIS-. Percy Pennybaeker. past
president oi the General Federation
OF WonSen's Clubs, Mrs, phillips
has Travelled extensively. Sh was a