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THE OXf AHA SUNDAY. BEE: MAY 19, 1912.
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ECHOES OF THE-AlTE-RQOM
Isaiah Odd Fellowi Pay Interesting
Visit to Omaha Lolgt.
CLAJSXEf GIVE LAST DAJCI
Prtblar Merer Will rr Card M
Vfimitr l?wto i reteTl
. I'Blra Will Make '.Social
,'ln4 Thla (feata.
rr.nhro Mm Ke. 2tf vialled OntU
lodge X. 3 tut Frttar everilns briosiag
tws caseMatee wub isera. tu lecoud
4(m staff of .Vs. : conferred toe work
usaa the caadldstes la a ma near
ettetted the admiration of th Tipton.
Geerg V. Janata of No. IM, aatll re
cently a mnnhtr of Thomas wild
loose 5io.: r. MrUdectlon of Panmark.
(air as, Interesting addrae oa Odd JTat
' Iowa hip In DMuwrk. Additional islereet
vi msnlfeetsd ta thla talk on aoroaat of
tin (act that Jobs fUih, a former mem
ber, of Omaha tod Ka. I tasUtated the
first Odd Fellow- M( In Denmark and
la now a pail grand air of that Juris.
. dlctloa. ' Mr. Janata la well acquainted
wlin fut Orand Hire Rata and told an
kuerestlng story of bow ha affair of
ta order ara conducted 1a . Denmsrk.
Meser. Jacobean, Ckrlatanaaa and Hea-
eert, all member of Jto. , (ava abort
talk.
(j(eaba ktdct Na." I Vui put on in third
degree work nest Friday evening.
Cammlttaaa kava bee apeotnled by th
Omaha lodaa to prepare for Manorial
eierctet ta ka' hald oa Sondar. JaM It,
at Odd rallew kaa.
Beaeoa lodfa No. V will kava work la
the second degree Beat Tuesday evening.
Tha tlrat degree taam of Omaha lodga
No. 1 visited Sanson hut Monday evening
aad conferred tha flrat degree a Don a aaa-
dMate for Na Bi, A lerge aad
tkualaatl crowd waa ta sttendajeo. mart
addresses wara made ky Messrs.
larkls. Rsrkler, Beyden, Oaaaalaaf and
Bamgrdner. After lodge adjourned re
fraahmenu were served la tha dlnlnf hall
Murk Omaha lodga ftovlel will kara
two" eandldataa for tha aaeoatf degree to
morrow Bight .. . ..., .'.
, Dkanebrog lodge Na, til win onfer tha
th)rd daaraa upoa two eaadldet seat
, Knday mtht
Th ilebakah ledge of Omaha will
' hot4 a district eneeUng t Odd Fellow
' kail naxt Tkuraday adtemooa aad araa
lni District rreartdar fetre Hanaaa
ll preside, ever tka meeting and Ikrta
ltadnr la wnertV.4, kumher of
ol natural win ka on th procram.
aaadnnt wklak tt ' unknown drill ky
, oaalnf tka fUtwfcah drraa taam. Vlallon
traA Council Bhtrfa and Nabtaaka porata
Wllr ka In attandaara. i
Bfnaon lodca No. BI wUI war In tha
a and daaraa tomorrow Bight
' - JMmr r..-iti x
' ' prataraal aM".' '
Tha aaMal oammutaa of VohdanUn
kda Na 111 intanda to viaka thla montk'f
ffni'l "It" -a n'nan jr ii vl. ana In
tH -all matnbara- aiitf trwrtxtt t tha
pottrty locial Vonday an!n at Fran
aar hajl, Twanty-raHrtk and Parkar
alraata. , ,
A. . V. W, ra Entartala. '
Omaha lodca No., 11, Aaelaat Ordar of
V'nltad Workman, will antartaln It nam
kara, frkmda and ladlaa Tuaaday arantmj.
Mar M. at tha Workman tampla, 110
, North raurtaaatk atraat, L. J. Qulnby will
dtltrar Mi laetur, "Tha atory of Anal ant
. oM A s- .
Kalakta of rytklaa.
Nakraaka Mca . No. I Knlfkii af
rythiaa, win conrar tha rank of aaaulra
Jaonday Mckt; klaa w!N jaralra raport
af tha craad lodca prnraadlnct ky tha
grand lodca rapaatii ai. ;
naaaaaaaaV La at Baaaaa.
Tha Clajwmaa of America, lodga No. t
Invite all maaibar akd fiianda to chair
laat ball of tha eat ana Thursday tvaolng.
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ffta llstara al'-fwrda."
. Lilllao Tampla No.L Pylluaa Clatara,
will give a aard fari Taaaday avanmg
.at Bartcht halt. --!,..
Man Who Drinks
Acid Dies Early
Today from Effects
After having bad hi father good-by
a tha aid anas waa preparing ta leave
the olty, Taomaa McConnall. aged about
yaara, wkoaa raaldano aad eamipatioa
ara unknown, calmly look a low-ounce
bollle af oarballa aotd trasy kla pocket
and pouring It lata laav drank tka
aontanta yastarday moraine la tka Lyon a
hotel. 111 North Thirteenth atraat Tka
koUeo and pkyetekuM rwahad to tha scene
and he waa take ta M. Joseph a kaa
pital. bat as died tea mlautea kfter kkj
.arrival. ' . .
.. McCennell had aasa atopptag a tha
Lyona hotel with kla father for about
ala wsaka. Prevloua that ha bad
knarded at tha Paaple'a lodclng kooee
acroaa tha atraat, Inquuiea there ac ,t
a poaalbl motive tar kaa aet or kla raal
deoca aad. oecupallea ware wit hoot
avail, for the McCeooelle war vary
awtloaat eoupta.
Maary Wncbaldt, wka Uvea mi CapHol
areaua. and that ha bad known tha eYead
a far "early a anoatk aad that only
three daya ago ba told aim that hla
mathsr had died la C level ad. O.. lea vine
D.W t aa Marl. Ha ala said that kotk
b aad ki father bad beea waadertnc
tor aevaraj yaara. He would tell aa mora
thaa thla trees kla peat aad ba kaa asea
Mpoednt alncs. Hla tathar'a praaeal
whsrsahMta ara aaknawa. He ke ft the
kotal but a abort tint ketor the soa
committed autctda, apparaatty ta leave
Umaha tar good.
A Huta ( Oa dead u a rMnlag
howse) that ka waa a maanber at tha
National Haymaker' aeaocJaUe Omaha
loft Na. JH, and bad hla data paid ap ta
January L 121. The earanar took rharc
at tha kody at tha kospltal aad win hold
aa IsoaeM either tkla aTtirnooa ar Maa
dey. Henry Hagbeldt. U whoa McOaojaaB
eenflded chapter of kla past, ta a
whsrsr ampteysd ky tka Cnloa Paeinc
n waa Paastng the Uyooa hotel aa Mo
CoaaeB leak tha fatal draught '
Omaha Milk Shows ; ;
Great Improvement
I'f. H)l aVott aad Lancdoa ar aak
ksg Mweaiaala ktata of milk acid ta
Omaha dairies. Mstaea dailies bev beea
Uasctl aad the milk asid by these ba
hssa f"a h) per oant better thaa a year
soi (bat sanA par .seat has coo-
tamad tuhsrcuttr
University of Nebraska MediSs to Graduate Here Thursday
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.Mem. Photo.
Top Row, La ft to Rlcht-J. C.
Tkuradaptavanlnc. tha Unl vanity of Na
kraaka, at It madteal dapartmaat la
Omaha, will graduata a elaaa of nlna
doetdra. Tha aaarclaaa will baiin at
a'stoak and ka kald la tka Flrat Conara-
Catloaal churrh. Tha graduataa ara: A.
D.' Brown.' 'Atlantic city, la.: R.' P.
Hlcclna, ' Blua Hill; J. T. kUawall,
Omaka; W. C, Mood la. Omaha; C L,
rhUllpa, TManwNao,; W. A. Ruab. Ma
vara, la.; O. It. Ballon, Kammarar, Wya.;
Come and Go Gossip
About Omaha People
Mr. Harry O'Neill I In town for week
at ths Omaha club.
Miss Marjorte McCord will be horns
front Ml 1 pence a Khool la New Tork
nest Sanday. t
Mrs Theodora Dolan and small dauch-
ter. Mariorl. of Danhury,' la., ara rtalt-
Ing Omaha friends.
Mr. C. U rarnaworth left yeatardar
for California ta Join Ma wWa, who ha
been there all winter.
Miss Mildred aVattarceod of Alaswerth.
Neb., a pent last ; week at the guest af
Mrs. fl,npa Heejen'
jar. ana Mrs u. Browns srs taking
a vacation la souther California. They
will riurastas sast ad rhi moath, , .
Mrs. Oseras R Welagsnl had ad bar
cusst for a few days Mrs. Orrln B.
Whipple of aaoramants, Cl., formerly of
Omaha. ,"."'"""'
' Mra, Pry or Marks) hs returned fa
Kaneae City aftar two or three days her
with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Ralph
Kitchen. i!
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Warn her and two
children kre eiparled thla week from Maw
Tork, to be ths guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Wsrnher. : ' .! ,'
Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Love Pax ton, jefrs.
W. F. Allen and Mrs. Henry T. Clarke.
lr.. of Uncoln ars spending tha week la
Eierlslor gprlnc.
Mrs, Waltr A. Flalkher of Philadelphia
wll arrive Tuesday ta Malt her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kohn, Uat south
Thirty-fifth avenue.
Mra, C. Brand! and daufhtere, Mtsss
Mella and Alma, who have bees la
Earope during ths but year, are aow
autolng thrauch Oermany.
A daughter waa bora Tuesday to Mr.
and Mrs, W. C. Ntckersea at Livonia. N.
T. Mrs. Ntrksrsen was tortnsrljr Ml
Mildred Brans of this elty.
Mr. Lucius Wskeley ana seas, Morton
and Thompson, left last night for Chi
cago to. speed Sunday with hla oldest
soa, Arthur, whs la la bsslnasa In Chi
sago, i
Mr. B. A. Hlnrlcha, managor and presi
dent of tha , Omaha Crockery osmpaay,
will give ap kla kuataass bare aad mora
Is Chios nest month, where he will ke
connected wtth the Merchant Syndicate
Catalog oompsnr. Mr. E. Burkiag
hsm has bought the Hlnrlcha home, KM
Wool worth even. Mr. and Mra. Hln
nob cams here from Davenport, la.. lne
years age.' '
Train School Girls
Entertain Parents
The. girls of the fifth, alxtb, (event b
and eighth grade at Trala school enter
tahtad their mothers aad (read mo there
Friday afternoon with aa ashlMUoa
at game and daaraa. The boys of tha
eighth gvad bad decorated the big kla
dercertea. room with breaches and rtm
aa that It had" an outdoor look and-her
the entertainment .was, held. , .
Mlaa aertrude Lovrtn, MndergatW
aaslMaat ,'aad Mlaa May Ortntee, - third
grsdk teacher, directed the exhlMtlea
Tha atner teachers st ths school war
present, as was ales Mlaa Clara Maaea,
principal, an aperlntendvnt of choe)
E. V. Oraft Mr. Oraff apok oa the Im
portance of ssmes In the schools.
Following ths regulsr procram the
gfrlar eiab af the school. wMch la tatdsr
the direct toe af Miss Meta Wolf aad
eonasoted with the uumatea depart meat
of the Teoag Women' Chriatlaa aaao
eUUoa. CM soma aperlsl gymnaatle work
Kay t tha Ettaatiosj Baa A avert let ng.
Welcome
Every hatter af thaa sort
evoeei mm m vyrtasd
. tasty what tawy weald ehrisk (rasa mUatg a thetr
i pi j in waa. a aw awrss payaiwaa as entry
T that ha do aavthta entkoat
Or. riaroa aaiaa
I ars Caaarallv
a rare esasa, ahaaad flaait a
" Dr. rW' tt.itrint srS war yww taglal im Am asite W
Twaar.wwa fcaasa. Hie Pavesrth Praa. apnea" kaa asjtW
' tkniindi. eeass af ttaeas rata vrwrtt at sasas.
ItJesaHmat rf k
aknvmcesa. Th aly as gsaej re ugh that its aaaker aare ta ahat its every
. BsfradiiM aa at Mesto wiaaex.-. Taetv'a as saeawey. h will bear gumma
4 taaa. Na aaaoaol Bad aa asrart-ehrataej drag ars foaaad ia at. Soase aan.i up
atosa dirit eeaWrt msy erW yaw a awhatitnt. Doat take it. Dea l trtt
WTfh yaw health. Writ k Wovid'a DiaptBtam Medaasl Aaeociabaa, Dr. X.
V. rWaa, PraaaoSat, asTit N. Ywtaaa ah advis waaavad aad be warn.
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Tackar, O. R. Ballon. I. T. Maiwall. R. P.
J. B. Taylor, t'nlvaralty Plaoa, Kak.; J.
C. Toekar. Tabor, la.
Tka addraaa to tha graduataa will ba
dallrarad by Dr. W. A. Evana of Chi
eaco. who for yaarl -waa prof aaaor of
patholocy In tha I'nlvaralty of Illlnota
Aftar aararlng hla cannaetlon with tha
ttala Inalltutlon. ha arcanlatd tha llllnola
lata Madlcal aodaty, which karama tha
larcaat madlcal aodaty Ik tka Ualtad
Sutra. For yaara ba kaa kacn doing a
CITY MUST BMMANED DP
Commiuioner Eyder Order Polic
to Enforce the Law. '
WILL CLEAJ TTP.TBE 10TT0KS
Patsy Havwy Will Do peslal Work
ftwrn tha City Hall few Ceaaaala
teasr Byder aad' tka
Chtsf at Pelles. ' ,
Chief af Police D-iratue baa tarelved
I nt ructions from Polio Commlnloner
Ryder ta read a letter ta all detailed oni
ons twice a week Inrtructlag them to
etrtetly- enforce sanitation law, i They
will ba required to prevent resident tram
weeping ths walk after the legal hour-
e clock la the mornlng-and will as
at tin cana. bottles and scrap at food
ar throws no mora from second-story
windows or out of back doors.
Order alas have beea kuraed ta Jama
Whales, dead animal contractor, to clean
up the east bottom. Commissioner Ryder
sld hs vlalted the dly dumping ground.
and whim be did not find them aa off en.
arv aa eemplalnt bad represented thty
could sund a renovation. Carcaasaa nf
dead animal must either ba ealeimlnsd
or burned. The dead animal were hauled
there earlier la ths wianr and left until
warmer weather, when they could be
sinned. ' - J
Desk ergasnt P. P. Havey has been
assigned to special duty at the city hall.
He will begin bis work there Monday.
Detective Andrew Pattulle haa beea av
alcned to duty aa deak aeriesnt ta til!
tha vacancy, Sergeant Havey will be de
tailed for work Commlaeloner Ryder sad
Chief Donahue are sow contemplating.'
Iowa Lads Come to ..
Omaha to Join Navy
Back la the pro is villac of Col lets
SprUiga, 1-. tw ante at atuloua parent a
ar awaiting word from the Omaha police
relating ta their son, Deaa Preealey, aged
a, and Floyd Rud. agsd It, both of whom
have bteonn stricken wltk the wander
lust and kava eoma to Omaha ta Jota
either the army, wavy or marine. A
brother of one of the lad appeared at
tha potto nation and asked that tha
dragnet be apread for the boy. .
Both bava beea reading navy and army
literature for tha last tew months end
their parents believe that they have be
come fascinated by the alluring pictures
of Circle Barn's boy. Detective mad the
round at all recruiting atadoaa and In
structed ths officer m chary Is bold the
ran way should .they appear.
Dead Man Gets Up
v and Strolls "Away
Coroner Crosby waa Informed aver the
telephone yesterday morning by County
Surveyor McBrtd In a trembling voice
that the body of a dead man was lying
In tbs center of tha road at Forty-ninth
and Center streets
When Coroner Crosby aaalstaat ar
rived oa the scon no trace could be
found af the supposed dead maa.
Whether McBrade waa aeetng things or
the maa waa lying ta the road la a
drunken stupor and retrained the us at
M limbs before the eeronsr' assistant
arrived m a problem to which Coroner
Crosby hi trying to find the solution. :
A Tielt U ail the sstdsruklng shops hi
tha city chewed that no body ana waring
to the dlacrtptioa gives by htcBrtd bad
keen received-
aa the meet
at aaiitiry
swat thee
atarfliia. eaad
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Mlcclna. Pront Row A. D. Brown, W.
ganaral health work, now balng chairman
of tho eomralaalon. on milk atandarda of
tna Naw Tork eommlttaa. Baoldaa balng a
public apaakar of conaldarabla promlnrnca,
ha la a wrttar. balnC adltor of tka. health
department of tha Chlcaco TMbuna. Ha
la mambar of tha national leglalatlra
commltteo af tha American Medical aaao
elation and aetlra In tu work.
Dr. Evana la a graat toacbari Ha
orlclnatad and camad Into affect tha plan j
Peru Club to Meet:;
at Elmwood Park
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At a meeting of the Board of Managers
ol the Omaha Peru club, arranaanmii
were mad for holding tho next quar
terly meeting at Elmwood park neat Bat
urday. Ilaltn, An Informal nrnsram
game and ether forms at amusement
will be Indulged la. AU who have ever
been to Peru a etudenta, whether gradu
ate or not ara Invited to mm, ..a
bring a husband or wife or eblldrsa.
There will be guests from tha Normal
School Faculty at Peru and the Super
intendent of ashoois of Detuson, Is., win
the SlasutA A II A . . . . . j
-wi , kssssa w, dn rw p imm Mmmnmmk W tnt
OiliV- Ptt lybrvnd who -.e-lr Aa to-
BRANDEIS STORES
. - - 1 Offer for Monday Only Your Unrestricted Choice of
Any mmaifs f ool Taffl;
I1N UUK taiNIlKt b 1 UtlV (White Wool Suits Excepted)
Ne Matter Whether
Hi.h as $78.00 Each
This is an annual Brandeis event only this season the varieties are' much greater and wti. have more-) i
high class, exclusive suits to put into the sale. It inclndes every wool tailored suit in our entire stock 1
(white wool excepted) and the prices on many of these haa been as high as $60 and even $75. If '
you've admired some stunning suit here, buy it Monday. The price can no longer be an objection
Choice of 200 Women's
TAILORED SUITS that hara
been eeHinf ai high u 925
one big lot Monday . . . ..
Brandeis Great; Hay Sale of Iluslin Undenvear
Thousands and thousands of hew, fresh, beautifully made muslin undergarments will be brought forward for
Monday's selling. These gowns, chemises, skirts, drawers and corset covers are carefully sized many elaborately
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C. Hoodie, W. A. Ruat, J. B. Taylor.
of tho American Medical aaaoctatlon, giv
ing public locturea In all of tha pulplta
In tha clUea In which it hoi da Ita meet
ing. He la a member of tha national loci a-
latloa aommlttea of tha American Medical
aaaodatlon and one of ita moat active
men, aad I In cloaer touch with . tha
people than any nan In the profeaalon.
Many membara of tha faculty from tha
aaivaretty at Uneoln will attend the
commencement.
eoursg It, should coamnnleate' wfth
Mies Bertha Shies, ' ill South Twenty-
fourth street Telephone '711
EARLY, MQRNING BLAZE, . ,
; DESTROYS SMALL BARN
Firs of aknown origin destroyed
baxu In the rear of ths ysaldenc at Mrs.
A may Bloom 2sTtt South ,Flftrnth Itrwet
at t o'clock yesterday morning. "
The barn contained a quantity of bay
end grain and the loss k ee Unrated at
about ism. Tha alarm was turned la bv
sis Bloom who was awakened by bar
watch dog's Incessant, barking.' A' stiff
wind from the south mad the firemen
work hard to save the 310001 haute from
damage. - One hor4 .Which was 'in ths
barn waa gotten out safely.
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the Former Selling Price was $25. 0 or as !
a
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trimmed. They" are the greatest values ever known.'
IN FIVE GREAT BAKGADT LOTS
45c, 69c, n,
Governor Aldrich
to Speak at Omaha .
- Uni Commencement
Dr. D. E. Jenklna, RreJtdont of the
Univtraity of Omaha, snnosnced Satur
day that Governor Aldnck baa accepted
the taviUUoa to deliver the oommence
satnt address st the second fTaduatinc
asarclsea of the university Tuesday even
ing. June 4. Th" governor, la accepting,
did not Indicate what hla subject will be.
The securing of Governor' AMrlca a
the principal speaker of the graduating
ztrdses W the first number of the pro
gram to be definitely fixed. Owing to the
fact that thla la only ths third year that
ths school has been carrying educational
work there will not be the usual senior
week found In the older universities. Tha
gala day of May K however, will tske
ths place of a senior pageant or pliy.
Sunday, June X the baccalaureate aermon
will be preached, and on Monday. June
L the Junior class will give a reception
tor the senior : class, fsculty and board
of trusts.
Tna commenoement program will be
given In the university gymnasium, to
which all who are Interested In ths
school ar Invited.
Members of Suicide ;
: ' Pact Will Recover
AO of the eleven prison.- who tried to
commit " uldd Friday at ; the county
Jail, war In good aptiita today, with th
xeapUon of James Hlgley. Hs Is at th
osunty hospital. Whli hi condition I
not aarlona, he la still suffering from th
effects of having Inhaled a great deal of
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On of th thro found unconscious by
Jslhw John M. CshllL said last night
that ha Inhaled the gas bees use hs no
sneW or other drugs to uaa, aaA that
he probably drank ba too much of ths
current The other prlonr,eoly. untied
a rnckly grin, and Indicated that he
thought hi com Dsn! on was lying.
BOARD OPENS BIOS FOR
NEW SCHOOL ADDITION
At a meeting of ths building and
ground committee of the Board af Edu-
cation Friday afternoon, bid for the con
struction of the . foar-room addition to
Bancroft school wars opened and read. A
than 'Were evral bid and some af them
were tied th contract was not awarded.
Th addition will cost 87,000, . ,
' A rime Attach ,
of malaria, Hvtr derangement and kid
ney trouble, fat easily cared by Electric
Bitter, th guaranteed remedy. - lOai.Fpr
aals by Beaton Drug Co.
, a
Choice el 300' Women'il:.
TAILORED SUITS that hare , ,
been seHinf high ash
$17.50, In one bif lot Monday
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SO(mWORKjmTSDlJUNE
Brownell Hall Givea for Summer fo
. .. Settlement Activities. -
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EXTEBS1TE PUSS BEETS HADE
Mlaa Clara E. Schaefer, Wit ta at
Bead ef Jtwresaeat, Rctaraa
free Taesrtlsa to Takw -"
Vr the Work. j
During the summer vacation months
Brownell Hall oa South Tenth atreot will
he given over to th Social ;ttlement to
be used aa a center or activity. iu.
classic boarding and day school for girls
trill be available after 'the graduation
exercises on June I
The settlement 'house at H!8 South
Thirteenth atreet dor not have grounds
suitsbls for outdoor gam: and frolics,
but In thl respect the Brownell Hall
premise are admirably a tilted. Hera the
kiddie will hav th place for play trt
the mornings The older children will
have the afternoons ani the yoag people
will have the preference In the evening.
The tennis courts may be used every eve
ning from IIot J
. Mlaa Setuaefer. Returns. . j
Mis Clara E. Schaefer, who Is at thd
head of this work In . Omaha, baa Juat
returned from Milwaukee, where aha en
joyed a vacation, and already - h haa
eagerly taken up, the work tor th aim.
mer. As a first atp the calls for volun
toer to. act as asssstant auperrlora.
Brownell Hall waa cheerfully turned eve
to tho social worker by th board ot
trustee and Principal Eupbemia Johnson.
8b 1 especially Interested la such sc.
unties, having taken part In the move,
ment at Philadelphia, and having served
as director of the neighborhood center?
In Denver. i
Renewed laterest Skews.
With ths return of Miss Schaefer, roe
newed Interest Is being taken la tha
plan for th summer work, and every,
thing will be .m fine, aba pa by the rJme
ward schools close for the term.
A feature of the entertainments to bd
enjoyed by the children will be th pro
Jectlon of Interesting views with radiop.
ttclan and stereoptlcon appliance. Mrs,
Harry- Nott ha personally raised suf
ficient money to . purchase a radlopticcn "
for throwing post card, vciws on a screen. 1
The Woman' club of th Battlement ha
been giving entertainments -to nremetc
Ita Interests. .'.,,,,...- !
' New Officers elected. ' (
At the annual ' bueinaa meeting -of
tha settlement board, Mr. W. C. Shan
non wa re-elected president, Mr. George
W. Koldrege, rice president; Mas Janet
Wallace, acretary and Mr. A. N. Fer
guson, treasurer. Mrs Philip Potter was
chosen to head tha memberahlp eommtt
tee, and Miss Alloa Buchanan was made
chairman of th nous and bom com
mittee. I -a. hi 1 r 1 ' 1
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