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What
is Going On
in Society Circles
Easter Flans of School Set.
John Knox arrived Wednesday from
Iroton school to spend, the F.aater vaca
tion with hla aunt. Mra. Frank Crawford.
Mis Florence Rtiesrll la expected hom
today from Smith rolled to spend the !
spring vacation with her parent, Mr. I
and .Mrs. C. W. Ruswll.
Mlsa Katherine Oould returned Monday j
from the east,, where aha went to attend j
Junior wei'k at Cornell and apetvj nmiw
time vioitlng In New Tork, Hartford. To- )
Irdn and Chicago. I
Miss Anna Hussell of tha I'nlvereity of
Nebraska ia spending her vacation with
her parenta. Mr. and Mra Charlea V. j
Russell, j
Miss Florv-nre Rahm and Mm I'or
othy Dahlman. atudenta at Montl'-'IIo
seminary. Ordfrey, II) . are home tor
their spring vacation. j
Miss Florence Taylor of 8herldsn. Yo . !
a atudent at the Vnlverslty nf Nebrnsks. j
la spending thla week's vacation with ,
Mis Florence Naaon.
Robert Kd wards, eon of Mr, and Mra. :
If. O. Cdwerda of this city, and hi
roommate at Cornel). rhllip Chase, arm
of Mr. and Mra. Clement Chase, both
made Cht Pal thla week.
of the Omaha atudenta at Smith col- j
lrge. Miss Florence Rueaell and Mi's j
Irene Rosewater aem the only ones who I
will apend thlr Kaster vacation at home.
' Tha young ladies arrived In Omaha Frl- j
. day morning and will apend ton daa
with their parenta. Mis Eleanor Mr.
Ciilton will apend her aprtng vacation
with her parenta, Mr. and Mra. K. M.
MKJIlton. In Washington. . t. Miss
' Harriet Rherman la vlaltlng frlenda In
I PprltRf!eld. Maaa., and Mtaa Mary Ron bp
' and Mlaa Wlnnlfred Rouae are with
relatlvea In New Tork City. Mlaa Ixila
Rohblna la another Omaha atudent at
ftmHh who la vlaltlng In Waahlngton. al
though ahe expect a to be the guest of
. frlenda In Roaton before tha spring term
opena. I
Students Give Dance.
Tha Hetalo club gave their firat tlafue
, at tha Omaha Cnnaervalory of Music
and Art on Friday evening. Thla dance
waa an Invitation affair. Mualo waa fur
nished by membera of tha vlub. The
, rhib expect to give another dance on
the evening of Wedneaday, April 12, at
tha aame hall.
Among thoaa present were tha fol
lowing: Xtiaaea
i K' a Kornmsyer,
Rrtlth Harach.
' Hilda Hararli.
Misses
May Johnann,
Oladva Jonea.
4iidi Melcher,
lar Karnett,
Marie Adama,
llnicl Rile
Jeaala Tod da,
Helen Tonng.
! Ptella Wnlfnon.
Jeanrtte Met 'aba,
Htclla Mormon.
Messrs.
Carl liarach.
Hanv Melcher,
Ted Kramek.
1 Charlea Telander.
Stanley Herlirlck.
Carl Wheeler,
.lamea Alnacow,
' Paul Carllale.
M. Chrlsteneen.
Mary Williams,
t. ii I n Morrla.
Kllen Haneen.
Ilaael Btovar,
Meaara.
Al Pellne,
n. Hundgreln.
Herman Relnholc.
O. Wagoneeller.
Krneat lmon,
Wilbur Oranvllle,
Reuben Melcher.
Caeper fleg.
lister Dulcher,
White Shrine Whist Club.
The White Bhrino Wlilat club will meet
at t o'clock Monday afternoon at tha Ma
aonVc Tempi, Mrg. A. P. Brady will ba
tha hoateaa of tha occasion.' '
Scottish Bite Musicale
Tha Scottish Rita Woman' club gave
a mualcala and reception at tha cathedral
Friday afternoon to 12S gueata, many of
whom were out-of-town delegate to tha
reunion held In Omaha laat week.
Tha muak-al program waa tno eper.lal
feature of tha afternoon. Mlaa Luella
Anderaon gave aaveral numbera on tha
violin, Vlaa Allre MacKenila aang, and
Mlaa SophU Noattts-Nalmaka waa tha
planlat. Tha reception followed tha mual
cala.
' Unique Church Affair.
The women of the Firat rraabytarlan
church will aerva refreahmanta thla even-
' Ing after aervlrea In honor of tha firat
t Sunday In their new building. Tha af
fair is In charge of Mlaa I aa belle MRIroy,
' aaaiated by tha younger membera of tha
Woman's Aid aoclety, Thoaa aaalatlng
. will ba:
Mead a mra
C. I Bykes.
R. P.. Davis.
Karl Fdaecomh,
J. T. Slater.
Medsme
M. W. Ilmary,
K. F. Rrando,
Fred Hill. ,
Mlaaea
laabel Mllroy.
Ruth Thompaon.
Margareth iSrtmmel. Keulah Clark.
' Popular Girl to Wed.
Mra. Alfred Darlow announce th n
ragement of her daughter, Ida Rower.,
to Moyd Peloa Burdlo of Herman, aon of
Mr and Mr. and Mr. Eugan Wlllard
Hurdle.
Mlaa Darlow. who waa a prince of
Ak-Har-Ben under tha reign of Ml
Kreme Hochatetler. t member of th
Helta Oamma aororlty of Nebraaka,
tnlverally and Rryn Mawr college.
Mr. Hurdle la a gracual of th Cnl
eralty of Nebraska and a Thl Delta
(iamma fraternity man.
The data of tha wedding, while not yat
yet definitely fixed, will be aoina tun
during the early aummer.
Mia Harlow la a niece of tha aoulptora,
Solon and Gutaon Rorglum, and ha been
partlculaily the favorlt niece of her
uncle, Ckitaon. Lt winter h accom
panied har unci on a trip to th Paoltlo
roaat and waa th gueat at many Inter
' eilng affair In California, later vlaltlng
her aunta, tha Mlaaea Harriet and Theo
dora, Borglum In Lo Angalea.
Mornine Glory Kensinfton.
' Mea. Mauric Cochran n hoateaa of
the Morning Ulory kenalngton Thureday
afternoon at her home. The honor guet
of the afternoon wer Mra. A. J. Cat
tannfh of Ppokane. W'aah.. aunt to th
hoeteaa, and Mr. John .-.-mack, Mr. C.
M. Cochran. Mr, timer Cochran and
Mra. Fred Lfferty. Tha next meeting
will b held at tha home of Mra. Arthur
Cronemeyer two weeka from Thuraday,
ApHI . Thoaa preaent were:
Meedamea Meadamea
Arthur fronemeyer. 'Harry Hyt.
Harry Tlaor, llllam Hoffman,
Krcd RliUng, ' MaurK Cochran.
Lawrence McKenna.
rranco-Bflirian Workers.
Tha Franco-Belgian Kai:f aoclety will
meet Tueaday at th homa of Mrs. Joaaph
Barker. During tke month of April th
aoclety will meet weekly en Tueaday In
all-day eaalon.
Stork Special.
bob was) bora Saturday morning to
Mr. and Mra. Orrilte Cheater.
A daughter was bora to Mr. and Mra
r. Arthur Jones. March 11
Tea at Fontenelle.
Mr. George V. McCun. special rP-
resectatlv of th Minneapolis trymphony
trcheetra. entertained Mlaa Franree Naah
at aa afternoon tea at th Fontenell
In Charge of the Fling Lecture Course
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Friday. Mlaa Naah will
give a tea for
Mr. Medina thla week.
Sorority Affair.
Mlaa Aloha Jenklna waa hoateaa Friday
fternoon at her home at a tea from 4 to
o'clock for tha Kappa Psl Delta oror
Ity. given In honor of a recent pledge.
Mlaa Iona Fogg. Thoaa preaent were:
Mlaaea
Mlaaea.
May leach,
liiira )fnril,
l.llllan Anderaon,
Aloha Jenklna,
lone Fogg,
lena Yeoman.
Kllaabeth Hlebert,
Ulga Jorgenaen.
Olaa Anderaon,
Jean Merger,
ijoutae Damon,
1Oiilae Rrattan.
Athela McUulnney.
Vtulto Eddy,
Beserration for the Opera.
From th vary large early advance aal
Indication are that all aoclal and mu
leal omaha will attend tha grand opera
performance at tha Auditorium when
th Boiton Grand Opera and Pavlowa
ballet Ruaae cornea next month. Tha
boxholder are as follow:
Meaara. and Meadamea
John I'. Wehater, C. i: George.
(ieorge Prtna. I., r . rofoot.
J. , Hummer, .A, M. Ruralum.
W. T. Hirrn. H. II. lialdrlge,
George Rrandela. William Redlck,
t", :. Alllaon.
Mra. F. P. Klrkendall.
M 1h Henrietta M. Reea,
Mr. J. A. Cavera.
Those wbo will entertain Una parti
are: .
Meaar. and Meadamea
John l. Kennedy, l'ouglaa Welpton,
A. F. Jonaa. tnaler.K,
H. K. Hnlilatar. J. P. Lord.
Aagood Kaalnian, P. T. McOrath,
A, I Reed, J. M. Hannlater.
W. U Haxter, Oeoar Wllllama,
K. H Haller, Ksra Millard,
O. W, Holdrege. Alex fielg,
Frank Judaon, Henry Bwaamann,
IeF. Rli hnrda, U. A. lloagland.
J. II. Mlthen.
Mia Mary Munchhoff. TS90I ....
Umm laa toia together with Mlaa
trfule "ton.
Mrs, Charlea Met,
Mr. 11. II. Hall.
Mra. Pamuet Werthelmer.
MUa Irene McKnlght. '
Mlaa ISItsabath Butler, Mra. Elisabeth
and Mtaa Mlna Davia and Mra. F. H.
Davl will mak a party.
Mr. and Mr. Herbert Rogers. Dr. and
Mra. Ulfford and the Mlaaea Helen, Car
rie and Jeaal Millard will be a group
that ar fotmd frequently together at
nearly alt th better muelcal attract lone.
Mr. and Mra. N. P. Dodge and Mr.
and Mra. Vi. II. Bcott will alao form a
family party.
Council Bluff folk who will enter
tain partlee during th seaaon are:
Measr. and Meadamea
I.eer.ard Fverett. W. 8. Keellne,
K H Merrlam. J J. pimiier,
W. H. ftlllman, Wadawortli,
J. P. He. H. J. Jenning.
IUia Angelina rnniinura,
Mra. Krneat Eldridge Hart.
Notes of Interest.
Mr.' C. N. Diets la writing a aerial
atory called "Children of Other Landa"
for Evrychild' Mf:axlne, edited by
Mlaa Urae Porenaon.
Otis Pklnner, tbe noted actor, who
playa In Omaha Friday and Saturday,
will be th rueat and apeaker at th
Cnlverelty club Friday tioon.
Mtaa Evelyn Hopper leaves Monday for
an extended tour In th eaat. after which
h will eatabllah headquarter In New
Tork City In the Interest of Mlaa France
Naah. th Omaha planlat; George Hamlin
and other musical atar. Mlaa Hopper's
mother will join her later.
Captain Will C. Cowln. son of Mrs. and
Mrs. J. C. Covin of this city, hae been
ordered to th front with th troop to
Mexico. Mra. Cowln rnd children, who
ar aow at Douglas, Arlx., will leave
there and either com to Omaha or join
Mra. Cowln In California.
Mra Ruaaell R. McKelvy leavea
Wednesday evening for a trip to the
Paclflo coaat and the orient After an
extended atay In California, Mr. Mo-
Kelvy will go with her brother, Frank E
Loul and Mra. Loui of Loa Angrlea,
to Hawaii, th Philippine and Japan.
Mist Vaill Visita Mrs. Heth.
A romantlo Interest attache to th
vUtt of Mlaa Heth Vaill. who arrived In
Omaha Friday morning to be th gueat
for a month of her grandmother, Mra.
Martha, Field Heth. Mlaa Vaill Is to b
on of th bride of next June. Her en
gagwment to Mr. A Kin Deaaau waa an
nounoed exclusively In The Bee of March
t. th day following luncheon at Han
cock, Mich., at whlci th engagement
was formally announced. The engage
ment attracted mor than usual Interest
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rirs.dJ1Melcdlf
In Omaha, owing to'lh prominence of
th family of th future bride, who I a
granddaugter of Mr. and Mra. John Heth,
who wer so actively connected with th
early history of th atate. Mis VaJll la
nlec of Mr. fltockton Heth. Her mar
riage will tak her atl'l farther from her
Omaha frlenda, for her future hom will
be in Nw Britain, Cinn.
Fast Hospitalities.
Mr. Floyd Ola enterUlned the Dly
elub at her om Wodneaday afternoon.
Thoa prnt wer:
Mesdamea
i. Heyadorfer,
. f'hrlstenaen.
Mesdarnee
C. Koutaky,
W. haw.
W, Hhellberg.
A. Hug.
O. Raamuaaen.
B. Roger entertained
J. Rlha.
C. Fixe,
F. Mar.hal.
Mr. and Mra. J
Informally at bridge
Thuraday evening
T. H. Enaor won
at their home. Mra.
th prli for th card gam.
Th gueits
war:
Meaara. and Meadamea
Grant Roger,
Charle
Hall.
Hall.
Harn.
Taylor.
Neiman,
Horn.
Meadamea
Peck.
Oeorge Beadec.
Mlaa
Jan Hall.
Knapp.
Noar.
Breen,
Meadamea
Kernan. .
T. H. Enor,
Mlssen
Catherine Rarlow.
Erneatine Tomaaek.
Dr. Millar.
Mra.' J. B. Good entertain the Auction
Bridge club at luncheon at her home
Friday afternoon. The tabl had a cn-
terptec ot yellow jonquil and cover
wer laid for nine.
Entertain for Mrs. Xing.
Membera of the 1915 Auction Bridge club
wer entertained at luncheon at th hom
of Mr. I.. A. Smith Thuraday, followed
by an Orpheum matinee party. Mrs. F,
8. King, who leavea axon for th east to
mak her home, wa th honor guest
Thoa present wer:
Meadamea Meadamea
A. C. Peterron. U A. Pmlth.
Howard J. Hitter. Cook.
A. Wilkinson. A lice R. Blahoo
William Rlmpaon. of Chicago
H. J. Slckler.
Douhle Birthday Party.
I Jul Jan Abbott. T year old. and
her 4-year-old' stater, IaicIIc, hav Marcl
SB for their birthdays. The two little
glrle had a Joint birthday rwrty at their
hom Saturday afternoon. The decoratlona
were In pink and white. Those preaent
were:
M isaee M iea
Margaret Hawk. Gwendoline Hw
Dorothy Howland. land.
Dorothy Moor. Virginia Stoltenberg
aiary ixmiae t urn- uermce Miner.
in lng, Irene Prttenara,
Jane Abbott, I.ucile Abbott.
Maatera Maetera:
Clarence Prttchard. Delmore Melntyr.
Jamea Minor. Bert Minor.
Dick Minor. Earl Humphert
Entertains Social Club.
Th C. W. club was entertained Thurs
day evening by Miss Oertrud Chase at
her hom. A very pleaaant evening waa
pent. Mlaa Pernio Mile will be hoateaa
two week hence. Th member of thla
elub ar:
Mlaaee
Mahal Potter.
Father Uuatafaon.
Mary Ann Melton,
Rertha Cooper,
lorothy Lynch.
Esther Newman.
Anna Reta,
Rernlc Mile.
Pearl Blair.
yl via, Johnson.
Apna Brant,
Charlotte Wahd-
achneider.
Oertrud Cits.
Omahans at Excelalor Spring.
Queat from Omaha at Th Dm hotel.
Excelsior Spring. Mo., ar Mr. V. B.
Caldwell. Mra E. L Burke and Mr. and
Mr. J. T. Flnnlgan.
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Friends of Art Dinner.
Th Friends of Art dinner
rill t given
at the Fontenelle Tueaday evening. April
I. Th apeaker of the evening will be
the eminent Chicago landarape painter.
Mr. Charlea Francl Brown.
Social Gossip.
Mr. F-dward Cudahy of Chicago spent
a few daya last week at tha Fontenelle.
Mr. and Mr. Ward Burgeaa returned
Thuraday from everal week' stay in
Florida.
' Mr. and Mrs.eD. C. Bradford have re
turned from California, wher they pnt
th wlnUr.
Mr. and Mr. John A. McShane re
turned Friday from an extended trip to
Texas and California.
Mr. William fear Poppiton i in
ftan Diego and doe not expect to com
home earlier than May 1.
Colonel 8. 8. Curtle and daughter, Miss
I,ynn, of New Tork City hav arrived In
Omaha and ar at th Fontenelle.
Mr. C. Will Hamilton left Thursday for
8t. Louie and Nw Orloana and will re
turn by way of Washington, being away
about a month.
Mra. C. T. Kountsa returned Friday
from California. Hh was accompanied
by Mr. and Mr. Joaeph Cudahy of Chl
rua. formerly of thla ctly.
Th Herbert Wheeler hav sent card
to Omaha frlenda from St. Augustine,
Fla., where they ar making a longer o
Journ than they had at firat planned.
Mlaa Margaret Oreer Baum left Friday
for New Tork for a short stay, going
from tnere to Atlantis City, to spend
Easter with her aunt. Miss Helen Baum
Among Omaha aojoumors In Florida
ar Mr. and Mrs. T. Yates, Mr. and Mra.
Oould Dlet and Colonel B. W. Jewell,
who hav ben enjoying a delightful stay
at Jack aon villa.
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Baum. who hav
been at BellaJr. Fla.. for th last two
weeks, ar now vlaltlng In Washington
and Baltimore, and will rturn to their
hom In Philadelphia on April I.
Mra T. U Kimball and Mia Arabella
Kimball returned from California Friday
Will Give Play for
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After two months' practloe th Cnl-
veralty of Omaha Dramatic elub la put
ting th final finishing touch on the
Maneuvera of Jane," a four-act college
comedy, which It will present Saturday
evening at Jacobs Memorial hall for th
benefit of the Athletlo association.
The play canter around Jan Nangla,
wilful young girl, who find It Impos
sible to bear restraint. After being dis
missed from college because of a love
affair th young lady la taken Into the
hom of her unci. Lord Bapchtld. A
series of adventure take plac In har
nw environment, which finally ends In
her mariiag to Qeorg Langdon, who
waa th object of har former lev, Th
plot la further enlarged by th parallel
action of Mlaa Nangle'e chum, Cenatantla
Oag.
Th oomedy la full of catchy and clever
dialogue. Th action takaa plac in Eng
land. In order to bring out th special
characteristics and detalla of English
Uf. apecial costume and scenery hav
y C Zffiz& Collins
been aecured.
Starting Monday and continuing until
Friday, dreaa rrhearaala will be In or
der under th direction of Miss Wood
ruff of th Omaha Conservatory, who
la eoaohlng the college Theaptana.
Marlon Haaraall will hav th leading
role in th play, taking th part of
Jan Nangle. Rath ColUns. Kenneth
Klepeer. Olga Anderaon and Edgar Ernst
alao hav prominent parts In the com
edy. The entire cast follow:
Oonatantla Oag Ruth Colllna
tane Nanglo Marlon Peareall
Ire. Heechlor Olga Jorgenson
Mis Trendell Amy Zchau
Mlaa Xowater Lillian Anderson
'Miaa Dodd Ruth Peter
fternoon nd will b at the Fontenelle J
until the middle nf the week, when their
home w-lll he ready for them. Mra. Kim
ball and Mls Kimball hav with them
a gueat, tlielr coueln. Mis Marlon Rog
ers of Long Beach, Cal.
In and Out of the Bee Hive .
.Mrs. Arthur Oulou In visiting In Holly
wood. Cal.
Mrs. Wllllnm T. Rurn and Mra. F.. H.
Sprague are spending the wek In Chi
cago. Mr. Charles Warren Chase spent laat
Sunday with his slste-, Mrs R- "
Howell.
Miss Mary Furay returned last week
from a California trip with Mrs. B. A.
MclVrmolt. '
Mrs. f V. Chase he teturned from ,
Chicago and Is with her leuchter, Mrs. '
It. R. Howel!.
Mrs. If. W. Yatea. Mrs. Rebe. ca Mor-
gan and Mr. Hel Yatea hav gone to Cal- j
lfornla for a mon'.h. ',
Miss Frances Naah has returned from
the east and Is spending a few weeka
here prior to resuming her concert tour. I
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Miner ana ".
Wesley and Ptanley, spent last week end
with her sisters. Mrs Maynard. In Grand
Junction, Ia.
Miss Mnrtha 'Dale returns this morn
ing" trom a visit of thre months in the
east. Mlaa Dnle has been the guest ff
her sister, Mr Sidney I Ptnlth. t
Hartford. Conn., and Mrs. Edward
O Rrlen at Norwich, and has vlalted sev
eral other eastern points.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Fred M. Crane Is In Fort Pierce.
Fie.
Miss Ali:e Hoffman of re Moines is
the house guest of Mis Grace Northrup
for several weeks.
Mrs. R. H. Olmsted returned Sunday
from a visit with lie- daughter. Mrs.
Rentley McCloud, In Chlrago.
Mrs. Ouy Howard of Mollne. 111., hae
recently Invested In small farm near
Rldgefleld, Conn., end rrmoved there last
eek.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Cornwell have re
turned to Chicago after a week s visit
Uh Mr. Comwell'a mother, Mrs. J. P.
Trimble.
Mr. and Mra. George W. Covert have
sold their home In the Prettiest Mile
boulevard and are moving Into a new
home on Thlrty-elxth atreet, near Pop-
pleton.
Lucile, the youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Joe B. Redfleld, Is completely
recovered from her recent Illness, and
th earlet fever quarantine ha been
lifted from the house.
Mr. W. B. Fonda ia spending four
weeka with her sister. Mra. Ralph B.
Murphy, In Jacksonville, Fla., and will
also visit In Palm Be:h and St. Augus
tine before returning.
Fifty Years Ago
U. P. Completed Its
Line to North Bend
While no public celebration is being
held, tha Union Pacific Is observing the
fiftieth annlreraary of the completion of
th road to North Bend, alxty-on miles
west from Omaha. During th year
marking th fiftieth onnlversary of tha
completion of th lln to North Bend
th road waa extended to and placed In
operation aa far west as Kearney, a die
ts nee of 1M miles. - v
For a long time after the completion of
th road to Kearney th on war fr
between Omaha and that town waa til.
whereas now It Is S3. 74. In those days It
took a passenger train nineteen hours
to mak th run, whereas now tha faat
traina cover th dlstanc In four hour
and twenty-nine minutes.
Omaha University
Kenneth lUcpcz
Pawaey
. ...Eether Knapp
...Aloha Jenklna
Jean Bergvr
..Olga Jorgenson
EUaabeth feWtbert
Mark Lowe
kites Boalat-k
Ladv iialHJhlld
Pamela iWrhlnor...
VI tea Host a' k
Kir Robert Bo water
Mr. Pawaey
William Campen
Prebendary Boataek
Mr. Nannie
l Edgar Kmat
i Kenneth Klrpwr
tieorge Iangdon...
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CHOPS OFF HAND
WITH A HATCHET
Mrs. Thomas Connolly Cuts Off Left
Hand Because it is "the Hand
of the Devil."
CALLS NEIGHBORS TO SEE DEED
Mrg. Thomas Connolly. 2735 Fort
Ftret, appeared at the front of tho
home of her neighbor, Mrg. M. E.
Moore, 2727 Fort' atreet. at noon
and called for her to come out.
Mrs. Moore declined, aring she
wa o field.
Mrs. Or.nnolly pleaded, but Mrs.
Moore refused to come out of the
house. Finally, however, she came
to the front door.
As h did so Mrs. Connolly raiced
up hrr left hand and said: "This Is
the hsnd of th devil. ' '
Then she raised up her rlRht hand
containing p. hatchet and said: "This
Is the hand of Ood."
With a quick movement she brought
her right hand down and cut off her left
at the wiiat with the hntchet before
Mra. Moore'a startled eyea. A laborer
standing nenrby was bo dumfounr'ed 'o..
the action he wee momentarily paralysed
and co'ild not make a move to prevent
the deed even though he w her n
time. '
Mrs. Connolly, who Is 4fl years of ago, I
recently began to take instructiona tn
some religious sect and. while at times )
as normal a any .person, frequently be-
came fanatical. This religious mania j
prompted her to cut off her left hand.
"the hand of the devil." by her r'm lit I
hand, ' the hand of Cod."
She waa taken to the county hospltsl j
where It waa aald no serious effects ex
cept the loss of the hand, will result.
PRESIDENT OF VASSAR
WILL SPEAK IN OMAHA
Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken. presi
dent of Vaasar college, la to addresa the
Commercial club ThurndHy noon at a
public affairs luncheon. "Interstate Com
merce and Education" Is his subject.
Fritz
Piano.
Those who require the best demand the Steinway.
Its prestige is the result of actual superiority.
We Invite you to call and hear the incomparable
Steinway Tone.
Beautiful Mahogany Uprights $500
Art Finish Mahogany Grands $750
Terms to suits purchaser.
Tour old piano taken tn exchange.
Schmoller & Mueller
1311.1313
Exclusive Steinway Representatives.
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OMAHA MILK DEALERS' ASSOCIATION
This organization comprises 200 small sised, . personally con
ducted dairies In tbe city limit tone. All herds are tuberculin tested
by the State. The warm, raw milk Is scrupulously double-strained,
immediately Ice cooled and kept at the same low temperature while
hurried to your door. Everything about the close-In Dairy is In
spected and
Approved ' oy the Official City Dairy Inspection
Our product is absolutely fresh and natural. No need of boiling
down and denaturalizing our milk, as It has not been in transit a
whole day, nor has it stood by the wayside unprotected against sun
heat and dust.
From a clean, inspected and approred mllkhouse to your table
or your Ice box In an hour or two, and kept at low temperature at
all times.
THAT IS THE IDEAL IN MILK PRODUCTION
Jiuy fresh, natural and Inspected milk from any member of tha
Oman Milk Dealers' Association.
Open a Charge Acccount With Loftls Bros. & Co.
A small sunt weekly or monthly makes you the owner of a splendid Dia
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Who appears In concert Tuesday
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