Til & HK: OMAHA. MONDAY, MAY 24. 1915.
r
BWArrKiw coiamx
V K WILL trade or swap our high grndo
piano, -t $,". in trade, I7.". Address
IS. U WH. Hee.
FOIt HE XT
1 1 oases aiid ( olll.
Xnnth.
PARK A VK.ctrS-s-mom, strictly mod
ern home; large, beautiful. s'ady lawn:
Inealy decorated; oak flouri, Ul . Loyal
l.otel. room 4.M
BT OKO ROB-room apartment, redeco- 0wn'r' ,,V"n" 8t
ra.td throughout. 113 N. 3'.st Ave., e- rV- ,
FOR KENT
,ki:.w:stati: i.oaxs
""" FAlTf TTVANlirs i'EH CENT.
TOLAND TRl MBt'LU 4- He PM.
tF'TO t''.'0 mad promptly. F. t.
Weed, Weed Rid . Wh and Karnam ata
CITTand farm loana. S. fW. per cent.
J. H. Dumnnl Co.. 4i Stat Hank.
lect Went Kar nam district, i'hon Web
ster 1874.
TWO lx-room, mofrern, steamheated
fiate. Cnn be rented separately or to
gether tM summer, .5 winter. Conrad
Young. ZJS Prandela Theater. Doug. 1571.
VKKT choice 4 or 6-room sivam-hcated
apartment on Went Farnam street.
JOHN W. ROKH1N.S. lOi FA KN AM ST.
S I X - At H I V flat. S bedroom, at SilS
Charles Kt. .New brick, oak finish rirwv
floor, wl ito enamel bathroom, with
porcelain futures; (rood shadce, electric
fixtures, ntwlv decorated. Key at office.
T't WK-n iimis..
Ivmgl, 1KS. SU t)nmha Nat. Hank Bid.
M Ucellaaean.
. i FOR I:KNT. J3ii Cas Ft, modern 6-
rooin; sieeptng pnrrn; z hocks m'm
ctir line; fW er month. Onll UMinej' Kt.
fVB te Central Furniture Ptorea FRE8
RENTAL 1J8T.
i T f T" J p. mo win t.
I I lPPf1 ffcklnr storage.
COOl- FOR MTMM ER.
Choice S-roora apartment, with fine,
large atreened porch, oak finish, larg
livinfr room, large bedroom, dandy kitchen
and bath, in Nathan apartment on Hher
man Ave.; also lit. 4-room apartment,
screened porch, in same bulldins: 3-room
rents for .""; 4-room. Sl M. winter and
summer, neat value In city, Phone ua
for Inspection. Phono Dongas M1
SCU1T& H1LLCOMPANY.
S-ROOM heated apartment. The Chiila
Vista, SOth arid Poppleton Ave. Vacant
June 1. Conrad Toung, U2 Brandela thea
ter. Douglas liiTl.
1 rOUOLA3 ST.. rooma 12 60 uo
A 1 .1. e.M-s, I r moMli up.
TV K J vn nd ftora
Inc. packlnn, ahlpplng.
loualaa HW,
tiiov
1711 Webattr St
Gordon Van Co. 33
tl N 11th St
TeL I. t4 or Web.
GlobeVan&Storage
Store, moves, pacha, ahlpa; S-hors van
and I men, 11.55 per hr.; r"ra- tt per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. i-TM A Tr. tw.
TTnnsna Crelah Bona & Co.. le Bldl.
uuusis ,n a nf th ctjr
UMAIU hemes. t at Nebraska far ma.
O-KKKV fC nitAb KSTATK CO .
Ill Omaha National. I'hane Iniuntaa mk
WANT! lk-Cltyloan and warrant!. W.
Farnam Wirllh t.. UM V am am it.
FEE ua first" for farm loana In taatera
Neb. Unltwd Ptnte.a fruat Co.. Omaha.
C1TT IXlAKt. C. O. Carlberg,
nio-til KraTidels Tnrater Bld.
6
I : 1
Mr. Majora. Other boBrt membera here
Hist rluc aete: A. Cavlnasa. Fair-
Ihurv: lr. J. 11. Uettys, Lincoln, and lan
Morrla. Kearnev. I iti. nt ar.n mra.
I'l. k entrtaltie, the i-arty at hincheon
et the domtltvi'ir.
(Irssil IsIhimI t nllrae.
It Is earnestly hopcl that all , Alumni
and former attalenta and any friends o
the eollrrc will attend rll or part .i.
these cxxrclara.
C1TV properly. Lara loan a siwalty.
V. II. Thomas. r St.ite Bank Bid-.
The score was fliand Iilnnd. Central
City. M. In tndlrldunl points Robert TMt
and PHsa prlnar were tied for first,
loth alnnlnc thirteen points. FVr Central
I'tty. Wright on flrat. alth twelve
t.ni..k
TV. ...... -I : i. ,
Renlamln, 1. Hurress, II 1 e ami c'. ' 'erythlna now Is temliiif towail rom-
oil expet to o to Bluff Center. Wst " n-emenl week, which, will I June S to
J3 to assist In Uio aervtcea. ' I Saturday, .lime n, In the aiternoon.
Tt In expected that the -lslnder." the 1 " " 0. 'r,"'' I", f ""Z.W "V ' " J "c, u, K
college annual will be off the press by 1 ,."!'. -f " J"',n ,nf h
May 27. The Islander boaiM assures the J J 1 V "V,1"- tn Vy.
tudenta that 4hia Is the best one vet. mornlnx, will be V'T',I,,
, ' sermon before the t hilstlan associations
liana ar being made for the annual
picnic of the uterary societies at K. him
wnnEV Kand for cltv and farm loana
H. V. Hinder. Ity Naiinnal liana Bidg. p,,,,- ,Ke. It will probably !e held Mav
-Tr : ' : I j4 f the weather Is favorable. Weveral
RKAIi IST.ITK WASIhl) Iclnea plcnlca have already b,n held.
1 . .. 1 The nwetinr of the Toung Men's Chris-
Lr7J;M J'rVrsVorN,' Bank. " association have been very Interest-
KKAIj KST
hy Mev. H II Jackson of Stromshurr. of
the class of 1MJ. In the evening, the bac
calaureate sermon will he preached hv
!:ev. H. R. Waldo of the rVst Llinln
Ki.ptlat church. Musical programa have
It-en pre red for both srrv h-cs. At S
p. m. the same day will he held the Joint
VflVPMl'VT of Action." I oicfje nairi.
A J'iOi JlXiA X. Th dramatic elnb of the college has ' , Interesting number have recently
I
ii.v int in Casoer. W0.. will trad I recently nresented two lever ft'vs. one
or sell; none but Omaha people bought tn I ahout two weeks ago. entitled "The Amer-
thi addition. Address iw nee. lean iturem, tne oiner last vionosr
FOR SALH OH TUAPK-Hy owner. 1H0 "r. P"? " '"
acres. Improved, some broke and In the ote U
MODERN -room cottage, $J6 par mo.;
zr t rari. omaiia Keaity Co., tied sa -
FLAT und store, 1S21 Ieavcnworth.
Call
IDELITY FltEE
6-ROt)M heated apartment. The Mason,
Slat and Maaon Pts. Reduced rent. Con
rad YounK. It; Urandnla Theater. D. 1571.
rtKNTAL
SKRVICK
rhone Douftlas ZSS for complete nt of
all vacant house and apartments, also
for storage, movlne. racking, shlplng.
THREE room and bath and toilet; cloaa
to oar line. $18.50.
T. SUr,llVAN. 21S Brandela Theater.
COOL, rooms. $2 week.
Council Bluff.
Ogdnnt Hotel.
We have a complete list of all hauaea.
partmenta and flata that ar for rent
ntki. i . m .
jiiw list van us even ire ot cnarsw as I . , V ,0.H3 l-.. i.l-.. i,,h fin.
Omaha Van Btor.g. Co.. K 8. Ith St. r WrZXX2VhJn
CENTRA 1 No aqual prtea or qunlltj;
1-room ho'ie: 4-room flat 220 N. Md.
Quite a number aeenmpanled the le-
lahed in onk snd white enamel: modern bating team to Hasting on the day of
throuchout Phone Wehster 41!i3. " I the Hastlnga-Orand lsiand debate, which
1 1 wan K t fZ t-a t, A talanft Amnnf thMH
oc modern ..unniuin w ...na win i l , i V" 'i Vt ' ' I were - Mrs. W illiam Kge and two son.
A Hose In, 8-Room Flat
Extra Choitio
I'our large bed rooms, nice
location, newly decorated,
lloally something better.
$.rn to A-l Iveferencea.
222,1 Capitol Ave.
A. E Woodman.
Board and Raoaaa.
WAKTED an elderly lady to room nd
hosrd one who neetln a good home and
care. Private family. Best of refer
j nee. Hanscom park district. IT. 5042.
NICELY furnished room, with or with
out board, for Z; nice neigh Dor nooa.
"West Farnam district Harney 6.
308 CAPITOL AVE. Nice cool room.
Walking dUtance; good board. Doug-
la 7370.
HOARD and room for man and wife, or
two men; private ramiiy. wad. p-ast.
WALKING DISTANCE. UOOD MEALS;
meal 4. at iZM iiowaro rn.
TWO lanro attractive rooma. with or
without board, reasonable. 530 fc. 26th
Ave.
BOARD and room In private family for
two young ladies or man and wlfa. Har
ney .1311.
LARGK front room with board for two;
. . . . . . - r, CI . A A
warning aiBianrc. .n, "
Furnished room
STRICTLY modern, large nloely fur
nished front room, facing Turner park,
lovely neighborhood; walking: distance.
Harney
S1NQLR and double furnished room,
strictly modern. Nice cool rooma with
plenty of shade; reasonapm. wn
VERY desirable room for lummi't, pri
vate, modem, 2BlT Harney. w ws
' 'jfM ST MART'S Ave., etrlctly modern,
clean, cool room; private family; clone
In. Red 2877. . -
FOITR nloasant room, modern, second
floor. ne block from 24th street car
line. Phone Webster ZZ48.
A NICE, clean, all modern aouth room tn
i nriv.ii family anltablo for 1 young men
112 a month; breakfast If desired. 3514
. :Casa fit.
MODERN, well furnished front room or
mailer room, large lawn, private fam
ily. Phone Harney safe. -
2708 FARNAM One floor. 4 nice modern
rooms, cheap. '
THIS If W.IXlfl..
Omaha's NEWEST and BEST, strietlr
modern, six block from business aiaincL,
porch, garden. 2454 Harney.
24?3 CASSr-Nloe cool rooma, modern.
walking J I stance. Very reasonable.
634 NO. 2TTH Cool front room, privaU
family, reasonable. Red. 4.4J,
r'rwtT. hcuiitifnl front rooma. Large porch,
shale, fine for summer; meals if de-
alred ; garage. 3 N. 22d.
BKVEN rooms, all modern. Item la Park.
Pkone Harney 2049.
1 NICE, laree. cool rooms, modern, n
funiiture, nice neighborhood. Doug. 841
KICK cool room for ona or two ladle
very private, modern; board if desired.
jsice noignoornooq. jiarney mqi.
TWO nice rooma. modern home, walking
distance. Tyler 2178.
S NICE, large rooms, close to Hanicom
park; private family. Harney 44ZJ.
TrIB Colonnade. 2474 Harney; choice cool
rooms. Bummer rates; nreakraat ire
122 N. 23D 3 nicely furnished rooms,
modern: housekeeping room also.
VARNAU. 2551 Nice. new. strictly mod
ern rooma; shower Laths. Bingl or
double.
.k.. ' w.,t. inmnwrd acres near Omaha. I The. cast for both Included Carl trailer
C 4B' Omaha Bee. Kn.lnll Tnrt. Wright. Margarlte
. .. I ftoner. Ethel Phenff. Ona bchaier. Ada
FOR SALE or exchange fine soutn i (, (rmwood. Ruth McCold and Eunice
ft I trnnt lot on innerWOOO Ave.. I'UII- llmwn Tl, ttrm aiia r.itr m
dec, or will exchange 101 as in oj- lh state Home for Soldiers and Seilora.
nicnt on comparatively new, mocn.ru, mcn to the delight ol
elght-rooin house, erected on good lot In 1 tDe home.
CllOlce location. ,-iuurr?. a t-'t. v ,
of the member of
I'rrmiisl f ollege.
Miss Bernlre Julian ha been elevled to
a high school position at ivshler.
A large number of students who are
piearlni to leach next year are talcing
the county examination tni wee.
Arthur Mason " of the shorthand de
partment has takrn a position wih the
N ve-!clineiiier-r owicr company. rmy
"real kstate xohth ride
FOll RENT
Contractor Clean
Tin Sale
Five rooms. 1714 Sahler, and t room just i ".
On Monday will occur the graduating
exercises of the academy with the de
clamatory contest for the Patterson
prize; the class day exercise of the
senior class, the prea'dent's reception
Klven by President and Mrs. OeoiKa
Taft, and In the evening, a public re
cital by the faculty of the conservatory
Stores ain Offles-a.
street, low rent. Conrad Young.
randels Theater. Ioug. lull.
331
house
lectrle llpht. Call after p. m., or ... F.r,h Mrs Noel, also several
unday. is Burden. lof the students. Th team maa composed
nr I of Herman Benlamln and Thomas Noel
of Grand Island, and Clarence Kelso of
BIG SACRIFICE.
My two lot going at big sacrifice; good Friend.
location. I'hone Web. 6964. I On Wednesday will be held the com.
mencement exercises of the senior clas.
Im-IIK rl1rlSMis hv tn.mii.r. ,f lh. rliial
REAL ESTATK 8QUTII SlDB land by President Taft, the conferring of
JUSI compieieo. anii.y .n I h aei-ved The metnhr. sf the
rd Beig-
r. Ouy
lermon
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free .
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent's Office. Room 103. ment. laundry, pressed brick foundation. I Tuesday, June .. will be known as
,. . . , . T w.ii built byday labor. Come look ltl"H
A . V . .... - 1 m r.f a nun friaa fin I " " m"
r'i.' V,.. T.iAln, .".graduating class are Mr Ounn.
! -j . ' i.: fc.,ii T kAV.u..,. i.. man, Mr. P. Bliss Springer. M
ni.whi. guaranteed furrice high- Carlson. Mr. Howard Finlev. Mr. 1
Pm.bl: .."""iT. ei,.. '.!! V.f.JL Benlamln and Mr. Howard Ege.
WAXTEU TO BUT
omo Coming Day." am! will be largely
ever. Opened from 1 to $ p. m. today. I under the auspice of the Alumni. The
Kcasouawe terms. icnapel exercises in tne morning win oe
UERlvA MUFIU led by Dr. George Rutherland. There will
Tale h"ye fverything M hand. Tyler 141. Red Tg8, flag Bee Bldg. I he a business meeting nd luncheon for
UFh l.Ia, lurnlture bought and sold. J. I X BARGAIN mnl .? 17 wT - 1".. .
C Reed, tar? Famam. Doug 14 I Hanacom Park, bungalow. I ..h uiorarv nmrram. and also alhletlo
IN or near Bemia park district, 6 or -I room and enclosed sleeping porch, I events. At night the college dramatic.
room bungalow or cottage. Price must nearly finished, oak finish flrat floor. club will present "A Rose OPlymouth
be less than 3.1V; n00 esah, bal. M 1 pine and birch flnlah second floor and Town" In the college chapel.
uioBiuu. iiaurraa i--rt. ir. I fireplace, nouse an conipieiw sun in i ...,rto .n,hn.i..m I,.. k.,-
wlndowa and screcns and UghUng lx I stirred over two track meets held on the
lures, for -y- .r .a home field recently. The first waa the
Make an arpotntment with owner and I ,, .i. kich .... - i. .w.
RKAL ESTATK I I builder to e It. Harney 7619. freshmen, the" Juniors taking second
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE I DESIRABLE home for sale or rent, at I place. The highest numlier of Individual
113 So. 81t St. Address owner, It a. I poinia waa nmnca uy jionen tail, a
v.. T.ii. i I tunlor: Ieslle Flynn. a freshman, waa
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS jecond. The second meet was one be-
iwrwi vriiuni viiy iwiipbc ilu urtnn
California.
CALIFORNIA LANTJ.
All counties: catalogue free. Write C
M. Wooster Co.. Pheian Bldg., Saa Fran
cisco. Kstacushed 30 years.
Lfva Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
(Smith Co., 1-14 city Nat. hl l. t.
Irwa
HAVE TOTT A FARM iruR SALBT
Write a good deacrlutioti of your land
and send it to th B'.oux City, la.. Journal.
"Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-flvs words every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving sixteen ads on
twelve different days for ti; or SO words,
sf- or 75 words K.
LSirgesi circulation oi owi nws-
paper, XiO.OvO rsadeis daily In four great
ikiea.
I, n mi mi 11 1 i r"r"
been presented on th regular program's
of the Literary aocletlea. At the Athenian
on April 34 among other good things a
debate as presented on the nuctkn.
"Resolved That .Military Training StioulA
Be Compulsory In All College." The af
firmative was supported by Clarence
Kelso and Arthur VSre, the negative by
Frank Button and Kendall Taft. The
Judge decided In f ivor of the negative.
On May 1 one of th beat number waa
n talk on the present war by It. Ego.
alien bv the Use of a blackboard he
described the posttlona of the contending
armies. In the Amphlctyon at one t'f
their recent meeting a program wn
given on Hawaii, it hlitory. natural
scenery, the Iper colony, the establish
ment or th renunnc, etc. At another
meeting Miss Md'old told the story of
the. opera "Alda" and waa assisted by
Mrs. j. C. W. Morrow, who played selec
tion from the opera. ,
Kearney State Normal.
Mlsa Kara K Garrett gave a talk on
the C.rall legends at tx meeting of the
literature and art ,'epartment or th
Woman' club on Tuesday afternoon.
Ir. Richardson and Prof. Benson haw
been out during the lat week conduct
ing testa In educational measurements In
schools of some of the cities of this section.
President Dick left Thursday morn
ing for Rcseland, Neh., to fill hi en
gagement on Thursday evening. From
there ha went to WllBonvllla to speak
on Friday evening.
The excellent meal served by th
young women cf the domestic snlence de
partment on Wednesday and Friday
of every week, are very much appreci
ated. Mrs. Dick had a her guests at
luncheon on Wednesday, Mr. Iham,
Mr. Piekens, Mr. Tarbell and Mrs.
Scott, '
Superintendent A. O. Thomas was a
visitor at the echoM on Monday morn
big. He delivered an address at chapel
fline and gave a brief outline of the
work he Is planning for the schools of
Nebraska. At the close of chapel an
Informal reception waa held In order that
the students and faculty might shake
hands with the former president.
On Tueeday morning w had with
a delegation from the Grand Army of th
Republic, headed by Colonel T. J. Majors,
a member or ths Board of Education.
The chattel period was civen over to th
veterans and the exercises were placed
Jn the hands of Colonel Majora. The na
tional commander. General Palmer, when
called upon by the colonel, gave a splen
did talk to the young women on patriot-
Island, which was won by Grand Island. Ism. Other responded to call from
McDowell will give the rtdrea on com
mencement day, June 9. Hummer session
classes will be organised on June .
Ir. IVhreckensast announces that the
siihsi-rlptlon on Ilia f'uid of I1iy,iMi, for
which he la now aorkinff, ha passed the
t",".,f'0 mrk.
Vnrk 'ollere,
Tli Amphlctvon Liternvy society enter
tained the I'hlinmathean Literary society
at their annual partv Thursday night.
Invitations hare been Issued to all
graduate and former students that cn
be located to the Alumni hn'uet, June 2.
Charles W. Wrny will teach In the
rnli,.i. ritirlnir the summer term. Mr.
Boggert of the same department has be-Kvrav 'a at present engaged In edma-
gun work with the -"ure llstch company, tlonal work in I'tah.
Prof. A. Snftley delivered graduating Mr. C. J. Mohler. nn nlumnus of York
sd.lresses at Wauneta, Bruno and I'nlon college.. c-d the devotional exercise ond
dcrlng the last week; Trof. (VmraoM at gave a brief talk to the student st
Petersburg Thursday evening and Cedar chapel Friday morning.
Bnnl.ls rriday; Prof. Rav st Cedar pendent HnA Mr. M.Longhlln enter-
rHiM iTioay; i roi tui.- ai "-" talned .h faculty of Hie college Mondav
nlght at a o'clock dinner. Following
the dinner several members responded
to toasts.
The following I the program for com
mencement week, which begins Friday.
May and end VVedntsdsv. June J.
College of music recilnl FrldaV night
literary societies' program Saturday night
1 accalaiiresic ciermoti Sunday mornlnx
at the l'n tt ed Brethren church. Christum
associations and anniversary addrrss Sun
day afternoon, senior college- ply Mon
day tilght, tlclcl dav Titcsdsv afternoon
senior academy play Tuesday night
commeiKt'inent Wednesday pinrnlnn nt
to o'clock. Alumni haiviiict Wcdnecday
night.
ton Thursday evening,
' Rev. J. George Bntsle of the Baptist
church visited chapel Friday morning
and talked to the students on "Rlchra do
hot consist In the things that a man
hath, but in the breadth of thought which
enriches bis appreciation." HI addrea
wns heartily appreciated. Mlsa Mabel
Nelson, former gradual of the nvielc de-i.r.t-imAoi
oisvsil two numbers. ''The
Barcarole." hy llofrman, nd "The But
terfly," by levllc.
The teachers' cls gave a demons! ra
tion in chapel Wednesday morning, dis
placing Its color, red and whMe. and
furnishing aonie splendid entertainment.
The opening speech mas delivered by
llershel Jonea telling what the teachers'
class stood for. Among those on the
program were Mies Ada Fredrtekson In a
plnnn number, and Frank Bank s a
reder, The class song, an original com
position. as very fetching In effect and
was well rendered.
Iloane College.
Rev. .1. A. MeClung. ', of Benson, snd
J. It. Hansen of Curtis, were. Dosne vis
itors Thursday.
Principal A. F. Wendlnnd, '11. of th
Mlnden High school, has been elected
superintendent of the Alma adioole.
The Junior ciaas I arranging lit Inno
vation this week hy Int reducing a "Tlser
lay," to celebrate the iltbut of the col
lege annual.
Miss Oenevra Parker, principal fit Ihe
department of expression, will spend th
summer In Boulder, Colo., aa teacher of
expression nd physical training In Ihe
Boulder chautauo,ua.
Th "Doan Trio" oomposed of Miss
Buda Orth, violinist; Miss Grace Cochran,
contralto, and Mies Haiti Thompson,
pianist, gave a speslal program In the
parlor or uaylord nan it cunuay arior.
noon.
At a business meeting of the Young
Women' Christian association Thursday,
Mian Alma Uroaahana waa elected presl
dent of th association to take the place
of Miss Trllia Gardner, who has re
signed.
Nebraska Wesley an I'atyeralty
Th class In meteorology Is attempt
ing to forecast ths weather each day,
O. L. Kendall, '10, has been elected prin
cipal of the I nlveralty Place High school.
O. J, White, MS. ha been elected to
the superlntendency of ths Wlsncr public
Schools,
Ths Nebraska Intercollegiate track and
field meet will be held Friday afternoon,
May IX, on Johnsons field.
Only one week of regular c work
remain, the week beginning May 31, be
ing given over to semester eramlnatlnna
June 6 Is baccalaureate Sunday. Bishop
hadrvn State Norwial.
Th seniors held Itirlr annual class
ilcnlc on Saturday, May 14. at Dead
lorsa crtvk. .
Th new chair for the chapel hav
aimed, and five doxen new eltalr for
the library have been trdered.
Mr. snd Mrs. Newlln of Harrison, spent
the week end at -the dormitory visiting
their daughters, Mlsaea Jeisle and Bessie.
Mis Clara Wilson of the Ps.ratoga
school. Lincoln, will direct Ihe kinder
garten this summer. - assisted by Mlsa
Beralo Frary.
The nuplls and teacher of the Eighth
grade wen- entertained last Monday even
ing at a o clock dlnnr, nv Airs, wui
Inin Chaulk, In honor of her son,
Wllllsm.
Accommodation for motv people t the
dormitory for the summer term la be
ing planned, especially for the eiUHp-
ment of the dining room snd Kitchen.
All the moms In the dormitory wer
taken by May tt.
Mlsa Fraaler and Mr. Rustln enter
tained the member of the faculty snd
a few other frlenda at the home of Mrs.
Rustln last Saturday evening. A de
lightful evening was spent at Somerset.
sod delicious refreshments served.
Notes From Omaha's Busy Suburbs
Minnesota.
10, M OR 10 ACRES, good heavy SolT. In
wau seiuea parx oi xoaa coumy, minn. I
Floreaee.
J. H. L. Williams is horn from Iowa
on a short visit.
Miss Kmma Meyers will summer with
home folks near Beatrice. .
Carl Petersen and Mian Mary Frank!
were married In Omaha Wednesday.
Miss Lake Klrkpattick will spend hot
vacation with home folks at Button. Neb.
The Rose Robekah lodge ef Florence
TAKE YOUR CHOICE OP 3
HOME3 LIKE PICTURE, FOR
200 OR MORE CASH AND
13 S. OR. MORE MONTHLY. ..
AH brand new, never been o&W- will attend the convention In Omaha Mon
Six
ep-
day.
Walter McCrarken of Blair was a gUest
rood road. vcbooU and church; prict ftrlcUy modern and oak finished.
)IM W fW i-'XJt SMsivi .waaasss-g T T I . . w . sr.. 11 tasi sxak.
?taSafd for 1 t toSSSt""" IS.rdsriUg3 furnace snd "plmb- t the Plat, home, west of town. Thur.-
gpunih BBOit.. ling. Fine liuht fixtures and wmaow " .
I0M Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis, Minn. shades; decorated .throughout. Exoep- Mr. IT-ermWJS!!
Mlasoart. ' I or milerinl uaed and built bv day labor. I Omaha. -
VTTSSOTTiT HOME. I Prlca Xt 7TA tn 13 I-ocated In thl-eO I n , etwt Mrs. Rmlth of Pa4rne Mr
nvLora f.rm Oreron County. ' rood lrfirarn narta itf the eJy. one west, one i ... ,..! ef U m nA X(ra. TI. W Ttsr-
nouse, oams, rv m ui- 1 south ana ono norrn, tm sure a too mran I rlngton.
II'.. v. n.inp, u a amnll I ... , ...11 . . U I. n .. I
"" L "r"c'K ' as one wiii aureiy siui. your i uiu Kllxabeth Hatch of Mlddleton. O..
w nwnnr. Walnut I , ... . , . t r
is ins iuni ui iter swcvi, w.ie. y.
Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. 1 Hart of Dundee
were guest of Mr. and Mrs, B. O. Fow
ler Sunday.
Donald Buttle of Illinois expect to make
tlva f lrtT
Nebraska ranch. F. J. Bchnorr.
Broadway, Council Blufts.
Owner. Walnut H9.
Mesnava.
CAN locate 60 homesteaders on 0 acres
each. Nice smooth land, close to tim
ber and water. Price of looaung. escn.
MEDICAL
' " u 7i au-a. l-1 ic 3 bij rioiuiA c untu uontio. Bums or Illinois nt-ira i nus
roLvPSi TLrT rt'Jfl" u' rnw I without SURGICAL OPERATION of his home with hlS'Uncle, Hugh Buttle.
worth. Dillon, Mont.
PAIN. NO DETENTION from BUBI. and family.
Sescrasfca. NBS.s. . FAT wnen fUKtu. A wntun Mr. and Mrs. Mat Ps scale, who have
U UAAA,. i ri. kivvii All vcrir nuihu. vCttlnu- mt Ulnec-da I "s- kv. m,.
nrrfir t a nrwin Tt.rt ,un n vt- s vvt. turned home.
v-iiWi, ' M.-.iv.uinw. ana , m.vlor wrt, b. been .,
rarnsm his. i rr vi"'.r V. "rn.w i... '
1 .1? WTT T.Tlu CVt CTniTTV-lM I Bicia. " w,iu an '!
Mtvwm.1. again this weK.
Twnlv-elht veara tn Omaha. (ImiIii.i. I Mlsa Viola Merer left Friday for Rut
of' Bellevue Hospital Medical col lege, I ton, where she wlU spend the summer
New York City. N. Y. with home folks.
Has Just put on the market .about K arMANO Really helps get rid of that I Mls Kllxabeth Oleave of Chicago Is
acres of bottom and secona Doiiom D(,in in the hack, touch of rheumatism. I the guest or her granaparsnts, ftir. ana
Farm and Alfalfa Land, adjoining th I nervousness, tired iiivin -.n . A I Mr. J. L. Huston.
Town of OOAIJuALA. NEBRAJiKA. brings back that lost appetite, purifies I Mr. and Mr. Plats snd family are
ogeiiaia is tne V?i,iyT" Vf . 1 1 " m?0J ana bunas up th entire sys. I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christen-
v.uunijr, win im ua waih mm.-m vi whivm i lam. dusi ev-im iwaitiiri vo in nneiia 1 sen of Blair today.
t acuw lumrinu.
home of his aunt, Mr. William Bull. .
Mr. P. Lynn of th west, formerl)
an old realdent of Benson, waa a guesi
of Mrs. Charles Anderson during the last
week.
Rev. A. J. MeClung left lest week for
a few weeks' vacation. On his return h
will preach the high school baooalaurest
sermon-
A son was born to Mr. and Mr. James
Convey on Frldsy and a daughter wa
born on last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. C
Ik Carlson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed of Adah. Ksn..
and Mrs. Thorpe and daughter, Berenice,
of Des Moines, la., are guests at the L
W, Longaer home.
Miss Hedwlv Peterson ef Omaha and
Mr. Jen fbrenaon of Benson, and Miss
Agnes J en son of Omaha and Carl Nel
son of Benson were married during the
last wK,
The funeral aervioea of John Read, who
died Tuesday, were held at the residence
Thursday morning, burial services being
held at St. Bernard's church. Interment
was In Holy Sepulchre cemetery, ,
i'nlon meeting will bo held today at
8 o'clock at the Methodist church. In be-
nair of tne Sunday nvwotingg, Dr. I). K.
Jenkins being the speaker. Rear. O. D.
Bsltzly mill speak st the English Lu
theran at the same time.
COMPANY
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Faratshed Hoaaeltecwtas; Rooms.
TWO new, modem, nicely furnished
rooms. Ideal for couple. 215 N. 28th Ave.
Ilarney 8787.
COZY 4-room home; also two rooms
furnished or unfurnished: large porch,
awning. lawn,.nhade. Inquire 91s So. 40th
St., Leavenworth car; respectable, low
rent location.
Llgkt lfoaaelceeplasr Rooma.
COOL rooms, with alcove, kitchenette
furnished. Ogden Hotel Co., Council
Bluff, la.
WILL SUBDIVIDE.
PRICES: .
$80.00 to 170.00 Per Acx.,
TERMS OF SALE:
ONE-TENTH CASII-1",,1"
payments with Interest at per cent.
ror runner iniorraauon, address or
call upon.
J. A. GRIFFITH,
LAND COMMISSIONER,
parr-rvo., m.g. rnr, west uiwriy, la. f- ,l Mr. I Rr.nneman of Conwa-y
i loi uuA cubed. 1 Spring. Kan., ar g-uesu or Mr. and ars.
ur. a,, ti. larry curea nuea natuia ant i ri Rrenneman.
I". ,nn "1",. rr'iiU ""h1 The senior els, gave a, theater party
" ' n iiw I t ih nrvif Tom, tv. it wu Atisjoemnecl
money paw until cured, writ for book ri Vl X vir. f V MnUn.
on reotal disease with testlmonlala DR. by Mr- and Mrs. J. F. McLan.
C. n. Carlson left the first of the week
on reotal disease with testimonials. DR.
i b. il i Ajin i . u cee oiag.
FARNAM. 2s"ii Two nice liousekeepinr
rooms; electricity, gas range.
S. JiiTH ST., Llsht housekeeping
i-ooms, strictly modem; also Bleeping
rooms. Harney 87S7.
N. "TH. Z14 Cool, airy rooms for light
housekeeping, single or en suite. Doug
Iss tHt.J.
lloases aad Cottasea.
North.
. EIX-ROOM, modem house, located at
tno Decatur bt; will be vacant May 1;
(23 per month. Phon 11 4ax.
HTH AND LATHROP. S-room modem
Uoue, in good condition. Inquire Web
ster TA.
FOR RENT 7-roora house, all Taodern.
PCS Parker Bt.
FOR RE3NT Eight-room, strictly modern
house, 3aS Charlea St.; suitable tor two
fa mil lc. Call Webster 31.
SMd CA6, large rooms, practically new,
modern, nno yara. x.
;IC.7 Chicago, S rooma, modern, 30.
:Ti4 St Mary'a Arve., rooms, t30
Others. Ringwalt. Brandela Thea. Bldg.
HOME IN BEMI3 PARK FOR RENT.
T rooms, modern, hot water heat. 8519
Hawthorne Ave., S3o.
BENSON & MTKRS CO..
524 Omaha Nut. Bank Bldg. Tel. D. 74.
oath-
FOR RENT-$65.CO
Dwelling, 414 So. 38th St; tiled
vestibule, reception LalL front
and back parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooma, 2
bath rooms, hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con
dition. Location A-l. Beni
6, Baker.' Phones D482, H317,
Kansas City Woman
Hurt in Auto Wreck
An accident that la causing the au
thorltles considerable trouble In dlsooy- Lntoveky of Benson and Miss Lillian
to attend the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church, held at New York
Mis Julia KrlsL . principal of the
Florence schools, left for her home In
IJnoolD, where she will spend her vaca
tion. Mrs. R. Fitch of Herman. Neb., 're
turned to her home Punday after a short
visit with her parent. Mr. and Mra J. Q.
Bxenneman.
Mrs. Mary Ijetovsky and Miss F.dna
. Bell last Faturday evening. A lunch
in Monday by Mra. J. K. I'ulber and a
Inner Monday evening by Mr, and Mrs.
V P. Goodman.
Mr H, II. Johnson ef Jsmeivil e, W!
is expected todsy to visit her son, W, ',
Johnson, and Mrs. Johnson.
Dr. II. R. lisniers attended the masting
of th fttat Medical association at
Halting during part of th week.
Maater Jam Hamilton, lr., entertained
few boys and girl friends st his home
Saturday afternoon, his seventh birthday,
Mr. and Mr. If. W. Bivln and.
A m llifnlar Tu.kU.A k... . . A -
""rin , vstyvi'iiiiios ua. wj" unn in
Ottawa, Kan., for a visit with relative.
Mr. F. W. Carmlcha! entertained In
formally at dinner Monday In honor of
the birthday anniversary of Mr. Csr
michscl. Cover wer laid for twelve.
Mr. ' H. B. Carrltran entertained In
formally at a kenslngton Monday for Mr.
B. II. Kemper, who leaves soon to make
her home in Chicago.
MV. and Mrs. II. W. Plerpont enter
tained at brtdga Tuesday evening In honor
of Mr. Joseph McKsil of Chllitcnthe, O.,
and Mrs. Kufus postman uf New York.
Ml Georgia Pattarson en'tertained at
dinner Informally last Sunday at her
home In the Angelua apartment In honor
of Mis Kilo. May Patterson, who leaves
oon ror Wyoming.
Weil-Known Men
To Talk in Schools
The following member of th local
post of the Oram! Army ef the Republic
have been chosen to apeak at the public
schools of Omaha, Friday, Th grand
army men who will apeak and th school
at which thy will speak are as follows:
Centrsl High school, C. Ti. Adam.
High HChool of Commeroe, Judge Ls
Estelle.
Hancroft. John IT. Rerger.
Heals, R. H. Randal.
t'ass. Oeorae Oarttrk.
Cantellar, Judge I,e Kslell.
Central, O. It. Rathburn.
Central Tark. J. M. Whltted.
Clifton Hill. C. A. Allen.
Columbian, W. H. Oreen.
Comenlu. W, B. Behr.
Druid Hill. P. N. Robertson. I
Dupont. I'erry Miller.
Fdward Rosewater, Charlea Haffke.
Farnam, E. W. Simeral.
Fort. Iw Pin ley.
Franklin. KL W. Johnson.
Howard Kennedy J. H. Be,rgr.
Kellom, John O. Willi.'
latk. R. P. Tulen.
IJticoln, J. R. WrighU,
long, I, f, Gordon.
Ijorhp,J. H. Butter.'
Mason, rt. M. Haverly. ,. ..
Miller Park, Iw PUtey.
Monmouth Park, W. H. Stephen.
Pacific. O. F. Waller.
I'ark. Jonathon Edward
Haunders, Joseph Malllsoa.
Fhermsn, D. H. ftlaughar.
Trtn. R. H. Randal.
Vinton. R. M. Rladon.
Walnut Hill, J. H. Berry.
Webster, J. B. Bruner.
Wlmlsor. Jonathon Idlwarfla.
Central Psrk Annex, Augustus Lockuer.
Ht. Peter's. N. J. Feenan. .
Try This fee !V-mrlila.
NeuraJgU is a pain In th nerves.
Ploan's Liniment penetrates and soothes
the aching nerves. Get a bottle bow. AU
d ruggtsta Ad varOaeroent,
The Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Booster. .
erlng all facts occurred early Friday
I night on the West Center street road.
resulting tn Injuries to Mrs. David
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Cohe" .f 'f, "If bu 'iopp.iDS at
s-,,-. rn . 1 1 lie ariioa iiuici. jnn. v.unt?ii is now
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
at the Wise Memorial hospital, suffering
from three fractured ribs, several bad
cuts and internal Injuries. She refused
to tell how the aocldent occurred. Dr.
Frederick Wearne Is attending her.
With Mrs. Cohen at the time of the
COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHa
SU.000 buys a hlnhly tinoroved firm.
!?.'iL'.U!" bo.ut.i1' Vr," 'o10" accident was another woman and two
only a 40-n.lnute'a ride. Oood water sy men' Mr- Cohen U at the Carlton hotel
tent, small amount of fruit, some alfalfa, (but refused to talk of hi wife's injuries
wm. n.r. ns large oeauurui snaos
tree and all kinds of shrubbery and
about 10 acre of natural timber, making
a beautiful Dark. This ia an IcieaJ nrono.
Itlon for handling thoroughbred slock of
any aina. uvum spring in paetur.
C. R. COMBS.
Tli Brandels Theater Hldg. Omaha. D. S911
Broderaon were week-end guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. tStanloy Letovaky.
Monday evening a number of the
younger people of Florence will give the
Jack ana Jin wedding-- ar tne rTsnes
hall, under th auspice of th Chris
tian church The cast will Include over
fifty of the smaller folk.
Mr. and Mr. W. E. Rosier and Hareoll
Rogers left Saturday morning for Call-
rornia. going ny way or Kansas City,
Where they will visit relatives before go
ing on tn Los Angeles, where they will
visit relative and take In the exposition.
RETAIL GROCERS TO HAVE
OPEN MEETING THURSDAY
Th Omaha Retail Orooers' association
FOR SALB 19 seres In Perkins county. Iwlll have an open meeting at the Swedish
wSS , l- urvny. owner, lrcn- aualtorhlm, May K at I p. m. The prin
clpal object of this meeting will be to
ltMiusMss. m ,nA aaaiatanoa to puh the ar
111 T T T A Mil Irangements being made for ths Nebraska
i- 0 1 1 sl lwJTXlN U Retailers' ohautaiKiua, which will be held
quickly and profitably, ybu must reach I at Carter Lake" club, the flret week In
uio wnc are at uie present uin must I August
The Iowa farmer U CX.- th. fce.t r.rm r,0,n. manager of thia outing, will
land lroapect in th United btatea Th be present and give all of the- details
Des Moines Capital with 240.(M dally and benefits of the chautauqus.
i"r"'" : rr.' ';"''"? ""llr Th. Orncenr- sisnetsllcn of C.i.nc.l
pwuni a utrarr nuiuuer or inss. nv. i - ' -
prospects than any other Iowa nw-1 Bluff is Invited to be present. There
l'11:. w"on.,'.".lruI,ult?1 b! I will be several speakers, and refresh.
ad 10 days for only SJ.60 (add So for each ma will bo served.
additional worai. our regular price Is le
per word per day. You save Sue oa Uil
offer. To sell your land tomorrow, suad
your ad today to
THE DL MOINES CAPITAL.
KM WALNUT bT- DEW MOIN g. I A.
3
HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK
TO BE OUT IN TWO WEEKS
tUCAIi E8TATB LOANS
I HAVE a 11.000 second mortaaza tin.
first mortgage is also H.OuOj on no acre
land In tiarfirid Co., Neb., running for
SI1 yeara yet; a-1ll trade for grocery
store. Addrea 2l Burt 81., Omaha.
WE ARE ajwa la fund to make good
term and citv loana
PKTERK TRUST CO,
1CU Farnam Et
Tli senior year book of the Has of
1615 of Central High school will be out
In two WM-k. Miss Kherman, the editor.
and Robert Odell. the business msnager,
have hcen working on It for the last
month. It will be an etuhty-page publi
cation
The boo 1 clncliculed l j Captain Ctrlt-
slnr'.r.
Beaios.
Mra J. A. Johnson of Oakland. Cat.
is visiting at the Remainder home.
Mrs. James Walsh leaves soon for the
coast, where shs will spend the glimmer.
Miss Edna Kllllan spent a few days of
the last week at the hums of her parent.
Mr. D. B. Smith of PlstUmouth. Neb..
spent last Tuesday at ths C. Btiaer home.
Mr. E. R. Hmlaor waa called Monday
to bteriinr. Kan., by the serious Illness
of her father.
H. J. McGuIre of Los Anreles. Cel..
la visiting at the borne of his alster, Mra.
H. O. Armstrong.
Mr. and Mr. C. P. Mi:Phcrnn of Bast
Bryan street havo gone to Carroll, la.,
to visit relative.
Miss Lillian Rtlger is recovering- from
her operation at the hospital and expect
to be home la a few day.
The high school graduating class will
have a class party la the school sudl-
torlum next Friday evening. -
Mr. and Mr. A. Van Antwerp have
returned to their home In Lodi, Neb.,
after a month's stay here.
Mrs. Kstherine Bawtelln and daughter.
Mary, have returned from an extended
visit In Korea, with Iter sister.
The Anthony league will meet st the
home of Mrs. C& T. Llndiey next Friday
evening for Important business.
Mr. and Mra. IS. M. Jarobheyger Were
railed to Omaha last Tuenday by th
death of Mr. Jaoobbergef aunt.
Misea Winnie and Lulu Murphy of
Broken Row. Neb., ar guests of Miss
Vera Marshall for a few days.
Mrs. J. M. Railey wss hostess for the
China club and Mra. A. Stafford for ths
lienson kenslngton on last Tuesday.
Dr. Glenn Itlias has returned to frtchuv
ir. Neb., alter a low ujs' tisll at th
West Ambler.
Mrs. C. Punn of Denver was the week
end guest of Mrs. C. J. Roberts. .
Ths Ladles' Aid society will hold an
all-day Meeting at the church Tbursdsy,
May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilms m.k.i
their guests on Monday Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Jones of Benson.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Poison of Chicago
have been the week-end guest of their
cousin. Mrs. John Fulmsr.
Rev. U. G. Brown. D. D.. has been
holding special servloes at the church
here every night this week, i
Miss Ada Osnts left Friday for Mars
land, Neb., to spend two months with
her twin sister. Mra Warren Rydsr.
Lars Jensen, wboea home In East Am
bler wa reoently destroyed by a gasoline
explosion, ba his new home almost ooni-
Viccicu. .
Th Royal Neighbors, auxiliary of
Rock Springs camp, Modern Wood mon of
America, gave a Dutch social and enter
tainment in costume on Friday night.
Mra Earl Stevens entertained the local
West Hide Women's Christian Temper
ance union at hr home on Thursday
afternoon. Refreshments were served.
Miss Wlnnlfred Perkins, teacher at
Pru Normal school, arrived Monday to
attend the funeral of her grandmother,
Mr. 13. Hickman, and 1 th gueat of her
cousin, Miss Hattle Carbury.
' Mr. Oscar Grant and Mis Violet Oil
more, frotn near Him wood park, wer
married at Papilllon on Saturday. They
were accompanied by th bride's brother,
J. Oil more, and wife. They are at home
on West Leavenworth street.
Daade.
Mra Fred Vlllntt. Ir .nl.rt.lnl h-
Omaha Peru club yeaterday.
Mis Alberta Walter of Chicago ta the
gueat of Miss Adah Klopp.
Mrs. Radcllffe of MlnMunlli I. h.
guem or nor sister, Mra Ai V. Btepu.
Mrs. Joseph McKell of Chilllcoth. O.,
is the guest of Mrs. Howard B. hiulth.
Mrs. L. B. Hsll of Denver Is the nat
. -I .. .r . . ... . . T
"r sisior. airs. u. w. w li:KrIiam.
Mrs. R. C. Peters rtlumM th. rirai
or me wee rrom a trip to Momphia,
Arnn.
Mr. and Mr. V. fl. Pnnwm. of Omaha
nave movea into ine nouaa at 4J cum.
lug street.
Mr. and Mra. J. VI. flsarr. kiv. m.vul
Into their new home at 212 North Fifty.
miro avenue.
J. W. Hamilton returned ftstnraw
from a flv week' sojourn st Hot
Bpnng, Arx.
Mr. Mary Thomas of DougUs. Wyo.,
Is visiting at the horn of her brother.
srana jsison.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl "teln and son of
uncoin sre ins guests of Mr. snd Mrs.
w. w. Johnston.
Mrs. W. p. MrCliHey of Chei-okai la
I tb guest of Mrs. F. R. Straight and
Mra D. K. MoCulley.
A son waa born Tiyudar tn n mnti
Mia. Hubert Hoi II star at Ulrchkttoll, the
utnrum emiui noma. '
Mrs. Henry B. Lemere and Master
Harry Itmere, Jr., cam home from
BtrcnsDoii wdnedsy.
Mrav Clyde EMmundaon and eblldretl of
Gaietmrg. III., are the gveots of Mr. and :
si ra u. u. lTinxucurr.
Mrs. D. U. Lynds has srtved from L
Angnlea to vbst. bar aisLer. Mra W. if.
Pindnll. and Mr. inndall.
Among the affaire given during the
wek for Mra A. J. Turkle of PUtsburrh.
Pa-, wvre a dioner by Mr. and Mra u.
RETIRED CITY FIREMAN HAD PILES
20 YEARS; AKOZ MADE HIM WELL
John W. Reilly, Former Intpctor
of Lngtnes, ban ' r rancisco
Fire Dept. Ham Word of
Prsue for Remedy
John W. Reilly, ef Ninety-fourth and
Hillside streets, Klinhurst. Cat., retired
member of the San Francisco Firs De
partment, says that to all the years he
was In ths department h never found
a remedy that relieved his piles as Akos
did. Mr. Reilly. one of ths oldest retired
men, waa with Engine No. 1 from 1I6T
to 1171, and ths last serenteea yssrs of
active ssrvlce was Inspector of engines.
Before the firs he resided at 17U Oak
street, San Francisco. He-says:
"I had bleeding piles for twenty yesrs,
somstlitiss so bad I waa nearly driven
frantic Trying all kinds of remedies
and spending lets of money for different
treatments did not do me much good.
and I wa beginning to think that I
would always havs them. After hearing
so much about Akos fron many flrsmen
I decided to glv It a trial. I got relief
right away from the external treatment
and the mineral water taken Internally
lias done much to get at the cause. My
general health has Improved wonder
fully and I fsel like a young man again
It certainly gives much pleasure to rec
ommend such a wonderful remedy as
Akos, and I hope that my friends will
be benefited by reading this letter. I
know that If they only use Akoa they
will say th aame as I."
Akos is just as affaotlve lu cases of
rbsumatlsm, stomach, kidney and bled-
f. -mm - ' : , .
. 11 v- ,, I V ' f .
. ,. u ',
JOataT IT. SEXXZiT,
der, ulcers, ecsema and other skin dis
ease.' Akos Is sold In Omaha at Sher
man at MoConneU'a four stores and
other leading druggists whore further
Information may be had regarding thW
advertisement.
DRINK
V, witlh't H
The Cup that Cheers
Every Home
50c, 60c, 70c and $ 1 .00 pa pound
YOun CKOcrir has it ,
H. i. Iluctkos oou lcw M blooaio Il0trlIrtora,