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FOR SALE

ISLiSS ltIO nv oho
Rebuilt by us and guaranteed the
same as new. 1-75 Ii. P. 720 R..
P. NJ. 80 cycle 2200 Volt General
Electric.
1-75 H. P. 900 r. p. NJ. 60 cycle,
440 Volt, Westinghouse.
$50 II. p. 900 R. z. NJ. 60 cycle,
440 Volt, Allis- Chambers.
These motors are complete with
compensators, pully and base.
Also have smaller sizes. Standard
Electric Works, San Bernardino,
Calf. 10S l st. Phone 1891 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

FOR SALE fat hog for table
use. G. G.. Hussey, 'Sceley. : 3lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
For SuLe--POultry

Lindsay, Tulare county, has to
present date shipped nearly 1000
ears of citrus fruits this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
WaHted--Miscell0neOus

LADY would like to {. assist with
housework, small wages expected.
Box 4l7. 5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

FOR SALE-AHay. 13 mile south
west. of high school. Cressey.
!. q 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

FORDSON tractor for sale. Cheap.
f Newly overhaulcd. Geo. M. Con
ley, Imperial. IN ..af., 2t10
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

WANTED-Partner in forming
large stock ranch. Larson, Rte l.
Box 35B, Calexico. 5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

TRADE IMPERIAL IN WINTER
We have. good San Diego income
property in values from 100000
{ to. $15O,000, with reasonable size
! mortgages to exchange for I'M
perial land. List your property
with us at once. Arthur Shep-
ard, 1152 Seventh St., San Di-
ego. 31t7
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By NJ. (. Anthony, Seeretary-Treas-
ul1-.
CORPORATE ScaD
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two lots
on State Street, close to Barbara
Worth. viii trade. for Long
Beach property. 7. d. Bartee,
Press Box 400. 5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
WANT ADSI

RATES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is L cent per word each inser1
tion. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

FOR SALl}-Tcam horses, 5 and 6
years. Clark w. Adair, Seclcy.
31tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
For Saie-LiUeStOck

FOR SALE horses. New thresh-
ing machine, stcrili2cr, Dc Laval
and Primrose separator, new NOW
cr, float cultivator, hay stacker,
forge, anvil, dining table, Ford.
son. Raymond, 3 miles north of
5. d. highway on Silsbcc road,
5tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

ESIRAlED-l bay marc mule, 2
grey mules, Sorrcl mules, l black
horse mule, also brown mares,
l bay mare, | bay horse, l grey
horse crooked hiud leg. Average
weight l,l00 lbs. each. Reward
$25. Notify Ell 1o,o Ranch, :
mile east of Ilebcr, y mile north,
l!l miles east. r. =. i. Box 106
ueber, w. Il. Roberts. ste
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Help Wanted

WANTED-Experienced waitress.
Apply Holmes Restaurant, Holt
Vile, at once. 3t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

TO TRADE-Cows for small trac-
tor and plows. Mont j. Reid. 5tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06
Lost and Found

LOSI-ln El Centro Saturday
night, single Baum Martin Fur.
Liberal reward if returned TO
Press office. 5t3
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FOR SAILS room House and 2
. screen porchcs, furnished or 'iii-
furnished. Sec owner. GA Hanil-
ton, Phone 476. ''.|' 29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

FOR SALE-Modern country home
with ~ acres, by owlier. l mile
north on Sixth street. Fred Ken,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

Statesmen for Lincoln Gear
Shift. Greatest invention of day
Z for Fords. Sells for $5. Every
Ford owner prospect. Big money
to hustlers. sales .sunager- 800
East Anahcim, Long Beach, Cal.
- = 6t3
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For Sale or Exchange

EXCHANGE Dodge truck, good
conoStion for Ford roadster. 4. w.
Fishburh, Heber." ste
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

No one ever became u star merely
by staying out at night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

FOR SALE Modem dairy, retail
and Wholesale trade, milk aver
ages. .4se, gallon. Pasture. for, 80
cows liow,, price i$3 10000, with or
without. COWS, $500 cash, balanec
terms. p. o. Box 497 or Phone
5573. San Bcrnarlino, Cal. 6t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

" NANTED-Young man or woman
to attend office, typist preferred,
small salary but excellent chance
of advancemcnt. Address Box
667, Ell Centro. ttl
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For Sate-AutOS

FOR SALE-19l9 Oakland. 563
Olive. etc
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-06

FOR SALE-400 Marsh scedless
grapefruit trees, q yeafs. ola2. Calf
Der from 5-S to over ] inch. Pio-
neer Nurseries, 18th and c ,Sts.,
San Diego, Calf. X. s. 6rf I
Smyrna times., 1925-04-01
New Dover Opera House

Wednesday and Thursday-A great
deal has been said pro and con re-
garding the real aristocrats of Amer
ica. Some have insisted that descen-
dants of the early settlers in New
England deserved that appellation,
while others give the honor to those
who have, by heritage or chance, ac-
quired a huge fortune. "SundOwn"
introduces to the world what Earl
Hudson, the author, considers the only
genuine aristocrats of America-the
pioneers who dared to invade a prim-
tive empire and who, by sheer force
of will and courage, conquered it.
"Sundown" relates the story of a band
of cattlemen, n,mOnarchs of the old West
who, having fought for and won their
livelihood in the great forests and
plains of the West, are being slowly
forced by the advance of civilization
to seek new lands where their vast
herds may Craze.
Friday and Saturday-Forget the
Madame" and the "Alla" if you
| please. IL Is just pldln NaZlnONd
now. Under this pared-dOwn name
the great Russian actress will appear
in Edwin Carewe's latest First Ma
tional release, madonna of the
Streets" a tale of London's Lime
house. When asked about it, she SAID
at was the idea of my husband( Char
les BryanD. He saw the wisdom in
cutting it down to plain Nazimova. II
is more catchy and seems to suggest
more, something out of the ordinary
l like it."
Monday and Tuesday-Wee Dorothy
Brock, who plays "Jeffy" in "Chris.
tine of the Hungry Heart" is only
four years old, yet half of her short
life has been spent before the camera
Smyrna times., 1925-04-01
Panama Canal idea Old

The first English book descriptive of
America is said to be THE Decades of
the newe worlde, Wrytten in the
Latin Tongue by Peter Martyr of An.
gleria, and tranhated into Englyffe by
Rycharde Eden, Londoni, Ammo 1855, ,"
the London Daily Mail says.
In the Address to the Reader" Eden
refers to Peter Martyrs account Of the
isthmus Of Panama and points out the
desirabillty of constructing a good road
from ocean to ocean. He admits that
1t would be a very expensive undertak.
ing but benefit to all mankind. "But
certeynely the mott trewe and perma.
nent glory procedeth of fuch monu.
nantes as bryng fume great and no
table cOmOdite and profile to the lyfe
Of men; rather then Of the hugious
heapes Of ftones Of the Pyramldes OF
Egypt, wherein Is nought els to feC
but the fonde and Barbarous oftena
tlon Of fuperfluOus riches"
Smyrna times., 1925-04-01
Gbe Screen
At The Strand. Smyrna

Thursday and Friday-A splendid
ensemble, rather than a star with a
number of weak satellites revolving
around,is preferred by Ernst Lubitsch
the great directOr-producer, whose
latest offering, "Three Women" a
Warner Bros. Classic of the Screen.
He put this conviction to practical
use in this picture, which boasts such
players as May McAvOy, Pauline
Frederick, Marie Provost, Willard
Louis, Pierre Gendron and Mary Carr.
Added Attraction Friday and Satur-
day nights-"Hall," The Miracle Man.
A mystery show in class by itself,
special scenery, the very latest in i'll
usions and magical phenomena, infus-
ed with sparkling comedy and origin
ality. All performed by the master
mind of his craft. Princess Marajah,
the woman who knows. To see her is
to be convinced of the genuineness of
her work. She will answer all ques-
tions and give advice on all topics of
Life, Love, Marriage, Business, Law,
Sickness.
Saturdays photoplay- The loyal
legions of Buck Jones fans through
out the country will be delighted by
his return to 100 per cent all-westerT
drama in the new William Fox offer
ing, against All Odds
Monday and Tuesday-Every mar
has one real love in his lifetime, anC
it is the portrayal of such a love tha
is the theme of "The Lover of Ca
mile" This is the screen adoption b!
arrangement with David BelascO, o
the Sacha Guitry play, "Deburau.
Monte Blue plays Deburau, and Op
posite him is Marie Provost, as tn
Lady of the Camelias. There is
distinguished supporting cast in thi
Warner Bros. Classic of the Screer
1t includes Willard, Winifred Brysor
Pierre Gendron, Brandon Hurst an
Carlton Miller.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-01
Wouldn't Stand for That

She was a plump widow, with two
charming daughters. and was begin
ming to wear her ''weeds" lightly.
All the same when the minister
called she said: "Ah! I feel the loss
OF my poor, dear husband very much.
| never have any appetite for any
thing now"
The parson was all sympathy. and,
in the attempt to cheer her by point
ing out what comfort to her her
daughters must be, replied: 81 can
quite understand that but you are
SOlaced in"
"S-i-r-r-r!" interrupted the indig
nant woman, "allow me to inform yOu
that am not laced~in at ALL"
Smyrna times., 1925-04-01
Dante's Accuracy

Dante wrote parts of the Divine
Comedy" with a map spread out be-
fore him. So think scholars who have
found brief descriptions Of regions in
that great poem extremely incisive
and accurate. Certain passages In the
DE Yulgari Eloquentia," work in
which the great poet lays down the
rules of poetic composition, could
hardly have been writtea without ref
erence to map. Though Dante wrote
no treatise devoted specifically TO
geography, he had a clear understand
ing Of the relative positions of places
in Italy and its neighbOring lands
and his greatest poem Is based on the
orthodox geographical theories Of his
time.
Smyrna times., 1925-04-01

ESTATE OF AMANDA JONES, DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary upon the Estate of Amanda Jones
late of Blackbrd Hundred. deceased. were
duly granted unto The Fruit Growers Ma
tonal Bank of Smyrna on the nineteenth day
of February A. d. 1925 and all persons in-
debted to the said deceased are requested to
make payment to the Executor without delay.
and all persons having demands against the
deceased arc required 10 exhibit and present
on or before the nineteenth day Of February
A. d. 1926. or abide by the law in this behalf.
Address
The Fruit Growers National Bank Of Smyrna.
Executor.
Smyrna, Delaware
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Benita Rose EIrOd. ,Iane Kennedy,
Meeting. Monday of
the International
Wonen's Council

Mrs. John r. Hughes, chairman of
the Second district committee for the
sixth quinquennia1 convention of the
international Council of women 10
be held In Washington, D. c., May
to IA, 1925, announces p meeting
at 4 p. m. Monday, April at the
Y. W. c. A. auditorium. Mrs. John
Shaker, state chairman. will speak.
All committees and all women in
terested in this coming convention
ara invited to attend.
Those who plan to go TO this
gathering of women in Washington
are: Mrs. A. w. .Jefferies. chairman
Omaha committee: Mrs. r. Kulakof-
sky, treasurer for Nebraska, and
Mrs. John r. Hughes.
The international council of wom-
en- Is made up of the organized
womanhood of AZ countries, practical
ly every civilized country In the
world Is represented. It has an ap-
proximate membership of $4,000 600
women. Its president is the countess
cf Aberdeen and Temair, who will
preside over the business sessions.
The open meeting on May 4 will
he a ceremonial meeting presided over
by an American woman. Mrs. Philip
\. Moore of st. Louis, president of
the national council OF the United
States.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Mrs. Walter Oehrle is chairman OF
the second annual bridge benefit TO
be given by the Washington Girls
club Of Nebraska Saturday afternoon,
April IS, 2:30 to o'clock in the Bran
deis grill. The public IS invited to at
tend. Tickets are 30 cents each and
may be had from members of the
club or at the door to the grill on
April IS.
The club is furnishing ward at
the Salvation Army Woman's hospi-
tai and home. Each year is given n
benefit for furnishing this room.
A number OF prizes already have
been arranged.
As a special attraction. the club
is offering S5 In gold as a door prize.
Men who play bridge are invited.
Special prizes will be given them.
Homemade candies donated by the
members of the Washington Girls
club will be sold. Mrs. J. Schildgen
is directing this feature OF the enter
prise.
Miss T. Daisy Engler Is president
of the club.
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Y. w. C.. A.

sunday.
Central building open 10 a. m. to p.
IN. No meals served.
Central Park Junior Triangle Girl Re-
serves school p. m.
serves. Bethany chapel 2; Pm. M .,.,
Technicai 4 freshmen club. Y. W. C. A.
eentral-Tech lsnten discussion group
Y. W. c; A: p. m, Rev. Ada Stone An
Federal ation Of Clubs. supper 2. m.
HOFFMAN In Iongfeiiow radio program
e:45. Individual club meeting win foilow
Mrs. It. \. Griffis, leader.
Bethlehem Presbyterian Triangle Junior
Girl Reserves, church. :.
Tuesday.
Comenius Triangle Junior Girl Reserves.
Comenius school 5:l5.
Lake Triangle Girl Reserves Lake
casteiaT Tsansls Girl Reserve. 7. ".
Central Freshmen Student club. 7. ".
Bellevue Bible class. school s:1s.
Wednesday.
Benson stulent Club Bible class. Com
munity hall ais. Leader. Mrs. E. c.
Lothrop Triangle Junior Girl Reserves
sherman Junior Triangle Girl Reserves.
Technical Student club. T. W. C. A =
y.
South Student Club Bible class. Wheeler
Memorial church p. m, Mrs Barton A
connova club meets a. the T. w. G. A.
for supper at Sis o'clock
Glass in drawing, D. m. A. ". Dun
bier. instructor.
Thursday.
Florence Triangle Junior Girl Reserves.
Central Student club. Y W. c. A. s:is.
More the Merrier Club Bible class. e:fb.
Mrs. James Hodge. leader
Friday.
Vinton Triangle Junior Girl Reserves,
centraI-Technlcsi Freshmen L.n,.n Dis,
cussion group. Y. w. C. A. l.. leader. Miss
Louise Hatch.
Alsecon Bibls class Y. ". C. A $500
Leader Miss Louise Hatch.
Saturday.
Membership council. IL q. m. 7. W.
c. A.
Interclub council. .. NJ
Junior Girl Reserve Hibls class. Z,
lender, Miss Frances white.
Junior Girl Reserve song group, .. Y. ".
c. A.
A genius Is a man who can induce
some other man TO paddle his canoe
for him.
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Business Women Regular
Meet in New Rooms

On Tuesday evening. the Omaha
Business Noman's club, will meet in
its new elubrooms in the Gardner
building. 1712 Dodge street. Members
and their guests are invited TO come
directly from their places of business
and enjoy a social hour in the com.
Portable lounge. Dinner Will be
served at 6:t5. Reservations are
limited to 40 and are to be made
with Miss Ramey, Kenwood 1000
closing at 1890 Monday.
The main item OF business will be
the nomination OF officers and four
members of the board of directors
Immediately following. which Miss
Chase NJ. Chase will be heard In cur
rent events.
Miss Irma Bauman Is group leader
for April. and will be assisted
throughout the month by:
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

produced IN the near Tutare al The
settlement and At Morton park. The
club viii also dance one Of Nellie
ehapmans ancient dances. called
"Dargason
More volunteers are needed for
hostess duty on Tuesday. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday afternoons from
$3.50 10 $40 p. N. \ pianist is also
needed for the Tuesday afternoon
folk dancing. from $50 to ,.
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Smetana Club.

The Smetana Music and Dramatic
club Will hold theater party at St.
Adalbert hall today, when the mem.
bers or st. Adalbert concert band will
stage drama, The Seal Of Confess
sion.''
The Smetana club is preparing a
series Of musical programs and is
making preparations for staging a
widely known Czech comedy drama,
The Game Warden's Wife and Her
Daughter, Tony" which Will be pre-.
sented on the evening of May 3 nj
the Catholic sokol han. 1245 South
Thirteenth street.
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hers are Misses Leola Blunk. Margaret
Burns. Eleanor Murphy. Mary Mar.
tin. Gladys Trap and Violet Swan.
son.
Miss Barbara Tagatz. recreation di.
rector OF the settlement, will act a.
leader of the club.
The Wonalo girls have been work
ing most industriously for the last
six weeks on THE Burglar" n play
by Margaret Cameron. which is to be
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
THURSDAY.

United Study club. Thursday ? y. IN.
residence. Mrs. +. j. Thornton. 2s22 North
Forty fifth street.
yesta chapter. Kenslngton club. will
meet in Ia Red Cross room. Masonic tenn
pie. THURSDAY April o. at J.. N.
Omaha Chapter Of War Mothers Will
hold its regular meeting Thursday eve
ming at Memorial hall, courthouse. 5
o'clock.
Alice Uo sard Chautauaua circle will
meet on Thursday, April AZ : go y. M.
% Y. w. C.. A. lesson Keeping III
With Science"
Parliamentary law department. Omaha
Womans club. Thursday April ?. 2s30
p M. Y. w. r. A. summary OF work F.
AIRS. VI. II. Whitehonse. leader.
Women's Missionary society OF the Mil
Ter Park Presbyterian church, will meet
Thursday, April 0. 2.3o. al the home of
Mrs. ". w. kinsie. $3.50 Mary street.
Field Parent-Teacher association. annual
meeting, Thursday. April ?. at 3 o'clock,
at Field school Election OF Officers I:
round table discussion OF parent teacher
problems Miss Laura Goetz will sing.
accompanied by Miss Henrietta Rees.
Delta Chapter. DeIpbian society 10 a.
M Thursday. Blaekstope. Topic; The
Land Of the Pyramids. Leader Mrs Rol-
and ". Jones. with Nesdames W. a.
Smith. i. ". Lenhoff. Il. j. Mayer. y.
y. Kennedy Clarence March, Wesley NJ.
Allison. J. l.. Finch. q. ~ Dunn and
Jennie fsh. assisting
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
To National Meet.

Nebraska women who will attend
the National League of Women
Voters convention meeting in Rich
mond. Va. in April are Mrs. C. II.
Dietrich. of Hastings, regional direc.
tor, Mrs. j. p. SEEMING OF Lincoln
and Mrs. w. Leroy Davis, president
of the state league.
Mrs. SEEMING, efficiency chairman
for the Nebraska League. will ad.
dress the Thursday afternoon session
of the National convention on "Coun-
ty Administration. Miss Nellie Lee
Holt of Falls City has been invited
by the chairman of Program to speak
at the new voters" session which
will be a brilliant evening affair.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

rooms at the same hour Thursday eve
ming. while Miss Lois Short and Mis-.
Ethel Kirby viii be hostesses after 1 p.
n. on Saturday and sunday respectively.
Othes members will give OF their time
until arrangements can be made for Sc
curing n permanent hostess.
Miss Louise Hetfleld. in charge Of the
m emb bership drive which is taking the
form Of transeontinental automobile
race. reports new members and renewals.
bringing the total to 39s with one month
TO go on before the end Of the fiscal
year.
At recent meeting Of the Omaha
Business Womanis. club. Mrs. Daisy Hig-
gins Potter sang group OF three of
her own compositions. including Heart
seas The Girl Who Is the Girl for
Me- and 'Indian Lullaby" The second
song dedicated by Mrs Potter to
her friend Mrs Fannie McDairmid. who
is vice president of thee lub.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
FRIDAY.

scottish Rite Woman'- Club. business
meet Rg at the cathedral at .. m. Fri
Music Section Omaha College club
lcod sale Thompson Beldep's Friday.
Proceeds go to College club Scholarship
Fund.
George Cook Corps ~. W n. c. msqt-
ing. ! 30 .. m. Friday At Memorial hail,
courthouse. Old Guard post No. 7
INVITED
Jobs Daughters. Bethel No. I, viii hold
regular business meeting at tho Red
Cross room, Masonic temple. Friday, April
10. at Z $50 o'clock
Lowe avenue Presbyterian Missionary
society VIII give Musical Tea. church
parlor. Friday. $3.50 .. IN. Mrs Frank
Underwood has charge of program.
Omaha Drove M. n. T.. %. Does
Elks Friday Regular business
Music Department North Side Womans
club at 2 p. m. Friday, home Of Mis-
H. Barstow. 36o2 Grand Ave.
Womnn's Home Missionary society
Hanscom Park Methodist church meet
II the church on Good Friday. 2.30 p. m.
The Gait 10 PRAYER. viii be given by
Rev. Ada Anderson.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Applied Arts Exhibit.

Forming a part of the exhibition
of Applied Arts opening In the gal
leries OF the Public Library on Sun.
day April 5th is a small exhibit of
pewter made by Lester Vaughan of
/ Taunton Mass.
/ Pewter ware Is nturallv associated
with colonial times. Old candlesticks
and platters survive To us despite the
softness of the ware. The advantages
OF pewter have been recognized since
antiquity. In composition 1t consists
OF tin and lead, with smaller amounts
Of copper, zinc. antimony or bismuth.
Having no poisonous character it is
suitable for table ware and it has the
advantage of not furnishing easily.
The revival of its use in our day is
very interesting. It is more sympa-
thetie to the touch than silver, and
possesses greater warmth and is
of course very much cheaper. The
shapes of toe pieces here shown are
particularly gpod-and show excel
lent taste and craftsmanship. A com
fortably sized water pitcher shows a
beautiful relation in the curves of
spout and handle; its utilitarian as
poets are enhanced by Its good de.
sign.
Design in objects of use Is empha.
sized by the Society OF Fine Arts in
presenting this exhibition. Pottery,
textiles, and metal work are also
features OF varied showing.
Social Settlement.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Girls Make Costumes for Colonial Tea

Even at tender age girls love TO
dress up.
Their own Idea was this Colonial
costume party given by these six
girls with Miss Catherine Marsh as
hostess at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Marsh, Monday
afternoon.
The girls made their own costumes
oh, perhaps mother did help over
the hard places with one or two of
then,
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Circle Eight Food Sale.

Circle No. 8 of the First .Presby-
terrain church, noted for its excellent
cookery. will have a food sale all day
Easter Saturday. April Il. at Orchard
& Wilhelm's store. Cakes, salads and
other tempting Dishes for Sunday
night supper will be q specially
Mrs. F. p. Iarmon is leader OF the
circle and Mrs. r. J. Stack is in
charge of the sale.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
WEDNESDAY.

Henry W. Yates Parent-Teacber asso-
iation, school auditorium. Wednesday. 3
O'Clock.
West Omaha Mothers club omaha Pub
lie library y. m. Wednesday. Paintings
in American galleries.
Margaret blair Health class will meet
Wednesday. 10 a. m, room S02 Patter-
SON building, Mrs. G. NJ. Edwards leader.
Francis Willard W. {. T. L. meet We'd
nesday p. m, Y. ". G. A. Mrs. L. A.
Thompson Americanization chairman, viii
have charge OF program.
Train School Mothers Club Will hold
2 social meeting at the home OF Mrs May
Konvalin. Az Center street. Wednes-
day April :. y. IN. Assisting hostess.
Mrs. II. A. Ammons.
Saratoga Psrent-Teacher association
meets Wednesday evening, April 5. at
: o'clock At Saratoga school. Ballard
Dunn. editor of The Omaha Bee, and Dr.
Nettie Gerish Will speak.
Drama Section Omaha College club
Wednesday. home of Mrs. Frank Randall.
l122 Turner boulevard. .. m. where
But IN America by Oscar NJ Wolff Will
be given under the direction OF Miss
Mabel Rasmussen.
Education department. Omaha Women 5
club. Wednesday afternoon, o'clock.
April 8. in the north parlor Y. ". G. A.
building Mrs. Mllard Langfeld will ad-
dress the department on the Wolf Cubs
In the Schools" and will be in charge
OF the program. Mrs. Frederick II. Cole
Is departmeut leader
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
CLUBDOM
Trinity Cathedral
Luncheons Given
at Parish House

The Wonnan's auxiliary OF Trinity
cathedral Will be in charge of the
cafeteria luncheons at the parish
house of the cathedral Monday and
Tuesday. The members of the guild
will serve Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. Walter Brooke is chairman
of the luncheon committee for the
auxiliary assisted by Mesdames ]. w.
Broad, Albert Cotsworth and Hugh
Armstrong. The l1ncheons are served
during the noon hour and are open
10 the public.
Others who will assist with the
serving are:
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j. r. w. Club.

J. F. W. club will meet Thursday.
April 2, at l o'clock luncheon with
Mrs. Frank Carey. 5117 Nicholas
street. Mrs. Earl Sherman will pre-
SIDE and Mrs. Milton Dodds will have
charge of the program. The club Is
making surgical dressings for
cha riiN