Omaha U, Cotner
in Forensic Tilts
Two Teams From Each
School Will Debate
Monday Night.
The University of Omaha debating
teams will meet Cotner college, state
champions, Monday afternoon. The
negative team from Cotner will de
bate the Omaha U affirmative team
at thp University of Omaha library
at & Monday night, while Omaha's
v nogrftlv* team trill debate the affirm
ative of Cotner there Monday night.
Omaha's affirmative team is com
posed of Morgan Mayer, Tinman
Hruska and Joe Houston: negative
team: Perry Boroherding, Karl Wal
ton. Carroll Corliss and Windham
Bonham. T\ J. Paluka of Council
Bluffs, is coaching the Omaha teams
Judges for jhe debate at Omaha will
be Professor Smith, Creighton debate
coach* Klwnod Murray. Abraham Bin
coin High coach, and Thomas Tary,
Council Bluffs attorney.
The question for debate will he:
“Tlesnlved, That congress should he
empowered to annul by a two-thirds
vote those decisions of the supreme
court which declare acts of congress
unconstitutional."
The University of Omaha debaters
will meet Midland in their next de
bate, March 16.
$40,(*0 CHURCH
AT GENEVA, PLAN
Spftlnl UlitiMtrh to The Omaha Bff.
(Jon- v.i, Neb., March 7.—The mom
hers f the First Congregat innal
chuich are raising funds to build a
new church this .season at a cost of
$40,000.
An architect was engaged this week
to submit plans for the building
which is to be started In April.
The Daily Cross Word Puzzle )
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By RICHARD H. TINGLEY.
Horizontal x'i
3. Not very well.
5. Beverage.
7. Avarice.
f !). The fruit Kve gave Ailam.
11. Part of he."
32. Small child.
14. One (Bent).
15. Part "f the head.
1«. Turf.
IS. Imposing,
2n. Doing something.
21. At once.
23. Tavern.
24. hole in the ground.
25. Kgg of an insect. >
27. Blemish.
28. Not one nor the other.
29. A poem.
30. Nothing.
32. An Insect peat.
33. A Bolshevik.
a:>. Conventional title In adressing
men.
37. A tablet.
38. A Jewish festival.
40. To consume.
42. Knowledge.
43. To fondle.
44. Small horse.
46. Energy.
47. One who play* a part.
49. Carried off.
51. Nevertheless.
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B2. A machine for separating cot
ton fibre from the seed.
Vertical
1. To be exactly equal In a con
test.
2. A high mountain.
3. Incendiarism.
4. To permit.
5. The ‘ missing link.”
3. To choose.
7. Illuminating fluid.
8. A domestic animal.
9. In addition.
19. To corrode.
13. Three.
14. Cape on the Massachusetts
coast.
17. To put on.
19. Once more.
20. Ventilate.
22. Breezy.
24. A French city.
23. Golf term.
27. Human beings.
Solution of yesterday’s puzzle.
29. Ancient.
31. Falsehood.
32. Inclination.
33. The beaten trark.
34. Noise.
33. The bird that tnarte Toe famous.
37. Vegetable.
S3. By.
33. To wipe one * feet on.
41. A metal.
43. A cooking container.
45. To silence by force
43 X.
5ft. Relations.
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The solution will appear tomorrow.
(Copyright, 1925.)
GLEE CLUB WILL
SING AT CHURCH
The University of Omaha Male Glee
flub gave their third concert In the
rity Friday evening at the Wheeler
Memorial Methodist Episcopal church.
A good sized crowd enjoyed the enter
tainment, which consisted of several
new numbers. ‘ Sing Allelujah Forth"
and "Rose of Sharon" were added to
the ensemble number.
The club was supported by Miss
Annunoiata Garrottn, soprano; Miss
Ida Lustgarten, armnipanlst, and
Walter Munson, baritone.
Hugh Wallace, director of the club,
will present the boys at the North
Presbyterian church tonight in several
sacred numbers In connection with a
musical service.
Rabbi to Sprak.
Rabbi Frederick Cohn will address
the Professional Men’s club at lunch
eon Monday noon at Hotel Fontenelle.
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Fremont Society
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Mrs. Arthur G. Christensen "as re
elected president nf the Fremont
Woman's club at the annual election
of officer? this week. -Other officers
elected were;
Mesdames M C O.rrett first sirs
n-s*ldent; c.rrell Sherman, second
president. E M Little, recording serre.
t«r> Otto Fnhl. corresponding secre
tary; Floyd Blackman, treasurer.
The executive committee Includes:
Meadamee— A M. Buchanan
Henrv Wahner W. E. Tiltisrg
WaMn-Wlntersieen A. H. Waterhouse
A. R. Thomas I T. fount
The Afternoon Bridge cluh will
meet AA'ednesda.v fith Mrs. Herman
Beckman.
.Sixty Invitations were issued by
Mrs. Charles G. Marshall, Mrs. F. K.
Pratt and Mrs. Frank Smith for the
St. Patrick luncheon held Friday at
the home of Mrs. Pratt.
The Chicago & Northwestern AA'om
an's club will meet at the home of
Mrs. AV. B. Golden, AA’ednesday.
Mrs. J. A. Kltnn will entertain the
Charity club AA'ednesdny at lunch
eon at Hnl^l Pathfinder.
Miss I,aura AA'helpley, Fremont, has
been named as a delegate to the
Woman's Athletic association conven
tion in Urhana, 111., the first week
In April. She win represent the Lin
coln organization.
Mrs. Grant Reeder entertained the
Double Foursome rlub st luncheon
Tuesday.
A birthday party was turned Into
a wedding at the home of former
Mayor and Mrs. Charles H. Green
when thpir son. Joseph, was united
in marriage tn Miss Billie Olson,
daughter of Mr*. P. J. Peterson of
Fremont, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Green, mother of the groom,
was the only one aware of the secret.
When the guests arrived for the
birthday dinner, to which they had
been Invited a* tribute to Miss Olson, j
they found Rev. R. V. Kearns of the:
Presbyterian church ready to : per
form the ceremony.
The bridal couple left for Orizaba
and other points east following the
wedding. Mr. Green is the Junior
member of the Green's Greenhouses,
Inc.
Fifty-two members of the Business
and Professional Women's club at
tended r 6:30 dinner Monday evening
at the Congregational church. A re
view was given by Miss Daisy Spl
lard.
The Marasings met Monday eve
ning with Miss Pauline Kendrick.
Non member guests were Mesdaines
Cassius Reynolds and Cass Marten.
Mrs. Bovanne Fitzsimmons won first
honors at bridge. Mrs. A. B. Stuart ^
will be hostess of the dub Monday.
The Priscilla Flower Mission met
today at the home of Mrs. John So
nin.
N'orthside dub met with Mr«. H. S
Murphy Wednesday for luncheon.
Mrs. Fred Dee of Buffalo, Wvo., was
honor guest. The members will meet
at the home of Mrs. Dell Blakeslee
Saturday. «
Eight tables of bridge made up the ;
regular Elks party for the ladies
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John Sosln j
won first prize and Mrs. Otto Pohl
second.
The monthly meeting of the I/ewls
Clarke chapter of the P. A. H. hi
held Tuesday at the home of Mra,
Burt May.
Mrs. p'red Struve emertalned ’h* -i
Junior .Auction club Monday afterA^B
noon with Mrs. B P. Wall makir.*
hieh .core The ojuh will meet with
Mra. T, H langjahr at their getto* "
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