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BRIEF CITY NEWS !
Ware Sioet Frlat IV.
. raae sars-ees-OTsaaea, !
X. . It. Calibrate flag- Xy Tl't
members o fthe Omtlit chapter, Uaughters j
of the American Revolution, hold their
final meeting: of the mnon at tha residence
of lira. O. H. Moyt. 6ZS Park avenue, on
Wednesday, flaf day.
Tribaie to Bales Mary J. Dietrich O r.
Davidson paid thla tribute to Mlaa LMetrtck:
"Ifl tha dMlh or Wary IXrtrlck tha public
achoola of Uiiiaha loae ona of Ha moat con
sceentJous taohra. fin mi a woman us
beautiful character and splendid teaching
. power and waa beloved by her co-workers
and her pupils."
. Celorwd WomM data a Varclat Mary E.
O. Quatrebaun, colored, who haa bean sulne
B. U. Johnson and Bruno O. Blls. aa pro
' rrietora of tha Bur Wood theater In 19H, for
' IOts) (or aliened ahock to her nervoua sys
tem and tha humiliation that accrued to
' heV wtien aha waa escorted out of tha thea
ter by a policeman, waa awarded a vardlct
t .100 In- district court Monday.
' Saas;et ' Special Stope Kara Ona nun.
drad and fifty repreaantatlyea to tha In
ternational -Sunday School association ea-
. ,,'HUBV onfeMlon. to ba held In fao Fran
ciaco J ilna 10-27, passed through Omaha
.Tuesday afternoon. Tha "World Erangal
. Hpeclar Mapped hera from 1 to 1:45 o'clock
thla afternoon to allow the travelers to cat
, lunch, ,makln a big order for the cooks 'at
tha station. They had been warned before
hand, however, and wart ready. Another
a big special trala, will come through Omaha
Thursday, bound for the Sunday school
. -convention.
Two ' Jraameratora) rials Complete re
turn ot enumeration from two school die
trlcla were filed with J. F. Burgeaa, seo
' rotary of Che Board of Education, Tuesday
morn Inn. Botrf ahowed Inereaaee over 1810
eaumerctlon. Eight hundred and alzty-four
were enrolled by the enumerator for the
Franklla dlatrlol, an Inoreaae of flfty-nlna
evi "fne previous year. Of the number,
li were- bora and 461 girl a. About thirty
colored children lire In the district, ao
oordlng to tha enumerator. The report of
the Druid Hill district contained the name
of 194. children of achool age, seven more
than laat year. The enrollment consists of
' m bars, 'and 15? girls.
t Presbytery - of Omaha Meets The ad
journed sneetlna of the Presbytery of
Omaha and the vicinity of the one held la
Fremcnt on April 17 of thla year oom-
meneed Tuesday morning at the First Pres
byterian '' church. A ehort meeting waa
held,, la which unfinished buslneae waa
taken 'Dp, and then adjourn ed iBdaflnltely.
The pulpit at Walthin, Nab., waa declared
open and the paator, J. O. Woeenoraft
was girert permission to accept the call of
the eoitsrefatiou of the Plain City Presby
terian .church", , where hie brother, W. J.
- Weeenerat,- waa pastor before his death to
automobile accident in that oity. A
. " committee of fire, will be appointed from
the paator of Omaha to gather data for
the Presbyterian Historical society of Phil
adelphia, wliiolt la, to prepare a history of
the creed since Ita advent into the United
State, A report of the executive eomralt-
; taejraa niadej whloh closed the meeting.
H!Grf SCHOOLTANNUAL '
1 0 1 70 BE OUT TODAY
CosntMntaf ?iebbr Will Be Oat
The radar for DUtrlOattoa at
'.; . ( Gradnatloa,
The annual number of the Hfsh School
Register 'will ' M. published alt her 'Wednes
day or Thuraday.Thla number of the regis
tor la the largest one which is published
throughout the year, and Is the senior
year . ocok.'! The tomm-n.ysmit numb r
of the Register will be publls -4 Thurs
day, and copjea.wltl b distributed. at ,ths
commencement Friday. . , '
Aooordlng to the Register staff, the an
nual this year will be very jlaborate. It
' will contain 174 pages, and will have the
pictures of 180 of the sen. are. The cover
' V of trie' annual" will bery. handsome, cost
- .Inf .jthe. ataf rza Nearly All of the cuts
throughout the paper are drawn by Homer
Conant Nine, companies, three battalions,
the band andilha ataff will all be repre
sented. -
Over eighteen societies will be rvpre-aantedV-ottber,
showing by .the uffitere or
the ntlre ;eoelety. . Athletics will also re
ceive their full share In the paper, and
all parts of the achool athletics will be
represented, y , v .
Thr anul tbls year will bo W cents to
any one wishing to buy. In tormer years
U waa TS cents and 11. after a certain time.
BEALS SCHOOL HOLDS
CLASS DAY WEDNESDAY
Trial treat 'frosa "the Mereausat at
,".. ;i Vcalc to Be Given y
. the tlaaa. ' '
The'' annual clasa day azerclaea of ths
Beala school will ta held Wedneeday night
at the school building. Forty-eighth and
Walnut streets. Kev. R. M. Henderson will
deliver the invocation. To Mlas Edna An-
-Sri(oi) haa been delegated the honir of
easting the future of the members of the
class, and Miss Christine Madsen will ce-
' liver the claaa will.
i Te- trial scene from the Merchant cf
Venice will be offered by the membsrs of
the glass) with this cast of characters: Shy
look, i Edward Olvens; Antonio, Charles
Oreener; Basaanlo, Alfon Wlaaler; Qratl
aao. larry Murray; Salerlo, John Carman;
' feslanlo, Louis Armstrong; Duke, George
Jennings; Balarlno, Elaia Itelter; Leonardo.
Hulda Jorgcnsen; Stepharo,' Mator John-
-sooi' iNeriaea, Mary liobey; and Portia.
Eiien Bmllb.
, -BYRNE G1ES IN RESIGNATION
Ferer Menaces ef Caeselty Cesnay
Will Probably t)u tat the
l"'.: - Bead Baslaeae.
- Harry 8. Byrne, manager of the surety
;'. department of the National Fidelity and
Casualty company, Twelfth and Farnam
' streets, haa reslarned from the service of
that company, ct which he also waa assist
ant secretary. Mr. . Byrne has not an-,
nounced what his future business connec
tions will be. However, he does not deny
. that bo wilt, continue la the surety bond
business .for, himself.
' ' "Corning to 'Omaha nearly nine years ago
' '.aa peeial'ageat for tha Fidelity aud De
posit company of Baltimore, Mr. Byrne sub
V fasiuently aueoeeded Henry A. Wagner as
I. gneral afeiit of the Fidelity and deposit
cominy when Mr. Wagner waa trans
ferred to the Pacific coast. Mr. Byrne be
cam manager of the surety department of
the National when that company's bond
business was established In Omaha.
; Theiw la one medicine that every family
should be provided with and especially
during 'the summer months, via. Chamber
lain's Colls. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
- . edy, " t la' almost certain to be needed.
'it coats but a quarter. Can you afford to
"be without it T For aale by ail dealcra
! , Marrtaae LleeJkewe.
licences to wed were Issued to the fol
lowing: '
ts'aiue and Residence. Ar
WeucesJaus J. Lorrns, Odetl , j
Eiuuia, Ttll I, OUeJl , , jj
Frank Cuoyl, ' South Omaha j(
. Paxaata klsvrucanla, Buih Omaha ...... tS
M'chaal Burners, South Omaha ,, yi
Viorfce Jenacu, ekiuth Oiuaba ... in
FOR PREVENTION OF DISEASE !
Ilealth Offictrs Listen to Papers on
Method of PreTention.
"SWAT TILE IX IS THE SLOGAN
Hesse Fly Centre la far t osaKrrsktt
Atteatlea freaa Tkets Who Are
Coaslderlaa the Health f
Peeple of Kehraalut.
A more technical trend of dlcuimio waa
aken In the Tuesday morning meeting of
the 8tate Health aaaorlt;on meeting at the
Rome hotel. The keynote or the discus
sions by physician, aa In former lectures.
wak that disease In most eases can be pre
vented and that proper precautlone on the
part of tha public will do very much to
ve Buffering individuals and prevent the
spread of devastating maladies and the
consequent economio loss to the community.
Dr. J. M. Banister, formerly chief sur
geon of tha Department of the Missouri.
United States army, spoke upon "Prevent
able Diseases ot tha Eye." Dr. Shalek of
Omaha spoke upon "What Can Be Done
to Prevent the Spread of Venereal Dis
eases," and Dr. A. 1. Dunn . of Omaha
upon "Typhoid." All tha doctors and lay
men who have spoken hava Insisted that
typhoid Is ona disease which precautions
and carefulness In sanitation will eradi
cate. Sat the Fly.
The philosophic note that underlay all
discussions at the afternoon meeting of
the State Health association yesterday
was:
"Swat ths fly."
"Keep your wells clean; watch for fresh
air and stay Id the sunshine, but swat
the fly. Swat 'lm good and swat "Ira
plenty."
Flies are more worthy foes than some
people might suppose. With pestiferous
mallca they causa most of the disease that
Is suffered by humanity. They breed In
filth and are home loving bodies. Accord
ing to Dr. Connell a fly born east of Six
teenth street would never deign to fly west
of Twenty-fourth.
Mrs. K. R. J. Elholm, executive secre
tary of the National Anti-Tuberculosis So
ciety ot Nebraska, ventured the opinion
tbat aince there were fewer horses during
recent years thers have been fewer flies,
thereby boortlng the trsds for gasoline
and automobiles. Ona doctor auggeated
that painting walls blua would discourage
the files, although he had no theory for
their psychological horror of that heavenly
color. But at any rate the assembled doc
tors and laity joined In tre glad slogan
of slaughter, "Swat the fly."
Theirs not to reason why,.
Theirs but to do or die;
"Onward and swat ths fly!"
That was ths slogan
Mrs. K. R. T. Edholtn read a paper
giving convincing facts of ths activity of
ths antl-tuberculosls workers who have
done so muoh toward stamping 'eut that
disease. - Dr. Connell spoke upon ths city's
food, and milk supply, recounting the re
cent campaign against' dirty dairies and
making a plea for pasteurisation. Dr.
O. H. Wilson, stste healthy Inspector, read
a paper on "Quarantine."
Following the discussion by Dr. 8. R.
Towns ot Omaha on "A Square Deal for
ths Child," the delegates advocated
strongly a statewide law for medical in
spection of the schools.
Dr. I. TJ. Howard of Harvard stated
that In his opinion that half the pupils
who go ' through ' ths schools at present
are worthless because their minds are
educated at the expense of their bodies.
University Club
' Has Organized and :
' Elected Off icer
Officersvof the Temporary Organiza
tion Are Elected aa Perma-
i - . . nent. Officials. .
i
A permanent organisation of the Uni
versity club was farmed at a meeting In
the Commercial club today. The charter
membership totals 230. Quarters were dis
cussed, but no ' definite decision waa
reached. The two places which met with
most favor were the Racket club rooms,
or rooms on ths second floor of ths Omaha
Natlnal Bank building, which now are
available.
An executive committee of twenty mem
bers was elected. Officers were elected
from thla body. Those who had served as
officers under ths temporary organisation
were re-elected. The officers are:
R. C. Peters, president; O. T. Eastman,
vice prealdent; C. J. Smyth, vice president;
John R. Webster, vice prealdent; Eara
Millard, treasurer; Harry 8. Byrne, secre
tary; Edson Rich, chairman of executive
committee. Other members of the exec
utive committee are: A. 8. Richardson,
Stanley Rosewatar, E. U. Graff, N. H.
Loomls, John McDonald, H. A. Holdrege,
F. A. Brcgan, H. W. Pierpont, Dr. , R. R.
Holliater, Arthur C. Wakeley, John L.
Kennedy, Charles O. McDonald and Cle
ment Chase. .
Flag Day Observed
in Omaha Schools
Superintendent Davidson Notifies the
Principals and Teachers to
Float nags.
Old Glory will float proudly over every
school house and from the windows of
many Wedneeday, which Is official flag
day. Principals atul Janitors ot ths varloua
achoola were notified by Superintendent
Davidaon Tuesday to aee that the day waa
observed In all achoola
Fla- day exercises, however, will be dis
pensed with, as the time needed
for the preparation of class day exercises
has left little for special programs.
Aa Ualy Gash
should be covered with clean bandages sat
urated with Buck leu's Arnica Salve. Heals
bums, wounds, sores, piles, 5c, For sale
by Beaton Drug Co,
PALIMPSEST CLUB PLANS
DINNER TO DR. DAVIDSON
Clah Wee.14 Vive Teetlsaeatal to
Charter Mesaber Who Is Leavlas;
for Washlaa-toa.
Tbs Palimpsest club la planning a testi
monial for Dr. W. M. Davidaon, who waa
una of Its charter members, before he takes
hla departure for Washington, where he
haa been called aa superintendent ot
schools. Conforming to the guest's ar
rangements, the dinner will he held June
S at the Country club. The list of apeakara
haa not yet been made up.
Desirable Aeeeaiaaedatles to Colo
rado laeared the Do Lai
Roehy Meaatala Limited.
Rock Island lines operate dally electric
lighted sleeping ear with three staterooms
and ten sections from Omaha to Denver.
Car opaa for occupancy Union station a
p. m, Recur aeoo m mod a tlons at 1J3 Far
nam etreet
HvOMWENT OMAHA SCHOOL
TEACHER BURIED MONDAY.
saART J. DIETRICH,
Weary of Struggle,
She Swallows Acid;
Dies on Green Sward
Woman GiTin; Kime of Uinnio He
Cann Select Pratt Street Lawn
. on Which to Dio.
Becoming tired of too struggls for life,
a woman, aupposed to be Mrs. Minnie Mc
Cann, 66 years old. purchased a bottle
carbolic acid at Farnaworth'a drus atnr
Twenty-second and Cuming streets. Tum-
day morning, which shs drank an hour
later on the lawn of W. W. Ehlnn's resi
dence, i&i Pratt street. The woman died
terrible agony before medical aid ar
rived. '
Nobody in the neighborhood knew Mm
McCann. She was poorly dressed and an.
pcared to bs a hard working woman. Be-
rore 10 o clock she went to Farnsworth's
drug store and bought a bottle of acid
from the clerk, stating that she wanted
It to kill bed burs. She rave tha druri
the name 6f McCann. An hour ' later she
was found dying in ths greatest agony on
Mr. China's lawn. She waa unable to talk
by the time she was found writhing on
ths grass.
Coroner Crosby, who was notified ajid sent
ths body to an undertaking satabllahment.
He had not succeeded In discovering her
Identity at a late hour this afternoon.
Mrs. McCann was a sister of Mrs. John
J. Freeman,, who according to the city
directory, lives st 6127 North Seventeenth
street. Mrs. McCsnn had made her home
with Mra Freeman.
Aged Woman Meets
Her Death on Track
Near Her Own Home
esssxejsxwxe
Mrs. Weit is Struck by Freight Zn
' gine and Her Body is Badly
Mangled.
Mra Margaret West, aged 60 years, was
Instantly killed st I o'clock Morfday after
noon, having been ' ' struck by a north
bound Missouri Pacific passenger? train,
one and one-half miles south of Fort Crook.
She had been In Fort Crook City making
purchases at a grocer) atom and waa re
turning to the home of Edward Upjohn,
two miles south of the fort, where she
resided. Within a half mile of home shs
had Just crossed a small bridge when ahe
waa struck by ths freight engine. Her body
was terribly mangled. The body waa taken
In charge by the coroner of Sarpy county.
Woman Becomes Head
State Teachers' Assn;
Hiss Edith Lathrop of Clay Center
Will Succeed to the Offco When
Davidson Withdraws.
X . easssMsssasxea
Miss Edith Lathrop of Clay Center, bo
comes president of the Nebraska State
Teachers' association by the withdrawal of
Dr. W. M. Davidson, who haa sent In his
resignation, because of his removal to
Washington. D. C, to live. Miss Lathrop
was vice prealdent of the vassociatlon and
succeeds to the office. This Is ths first
time In ths history of the association that
a woman has been prestaenL
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
FOR DAVIDSON RECEPTION
Principals aasl Teachers Are to B
the Heats ef the Ereslag at
Happy Hollow.
Arrangements are complete for the re
ception to bs given Thursday evening at
Happy Hollow by the principals and t each
era of the Omaha schools to Dr. W. M.
Davidson, the retiring superintendent
Members of the Board ot Education and
their wives will also be guests of the even
ing. The committee of teachers In charge
consirts ot Miss Kate McHugh, Miss Emma
Whltmore. Mrs. Nora H. Lemon and Mies
Martha Powell.
POOL HALLS GET LICENSES
Larae Kaanber Make Application
Throaah City Clerk to Operate
Cades New Ordlaamee.
Applications for pool hall licenses, ac
companied by bonds of 1100, poured Into
the office of the city clerk Tuesday morn
ing. No leas then tea were before City
Clerk Butler by noon.. Of the number, six
offered Ideal bonding companies aa sur
eties, whils four offered personal security.
These latter were referred to Wood Hart
ley, city abstractor, for Indorsement.
A Leadiaa t'allfaraU nraa-srlst.
"Pasadena. Cal.. March t. ISU.-Foley
Co., Gentlemen: We have aold and rec
ommended Foley'a Honey and Tar Corn
pound for yeara We believe It to be one
of the moat efficient expectoranta on the
market. Containing no opiatea or narcotics
It can be given freely to children. Enough
of the remedy can be taken to relieve a
cold, as It has no nauseating results, and
does not Interfere with digestion, ' Tours
very truly, C. H. Ward Drug Co.. C. L
Parsons, Sec'y and Trees." Uet the orig
inal Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in
the yellow package.
Mallets. Permits. '
Frank Tomsu, 1447 South Twelfth etreet
frern dwelling, ll.aOO; Vrank Pleakae. lx.il
Pouib Fourtwnth atreet, frame dwelling
tz.wo; F. 1). Jackson Hot flouih Thirteenth'
street, frame dwelling, 12. Sou; ft. V. Clark
i."7 North Fourternth avenue, frame dwell
ing. llti.oJU; L. McWipple. illl Webeier
street, frame dwelling, 1,W0; J. y. lial
stead. Twenty-fourth and Ctmdi-n eveou
frame dwelling, tl.&ui; Peter Anderson
Hedlck avenue, frame dwelling, $1 two
Hoard of Education, Thirty-fourth and
Martha streets. Addition to Windsor bund
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tb smaller aaaaber et aatra emsen la bta H ee snaeira vlt a a.eleni. winner, la
real et twe l inens bartns tb new aamaer ssiieut sa4 art a tb sen. aeeaber l
tb eeisea wbr. H el awra
tall Iwtalna eosaautt, wlU rni.
Oatr ene lt of aa.w sear be sabeaitu br a eneleetent.
Tbe am et tb an Is aval ebtiestear ssea tb eaatoeuiiA, aa4 ga aaaver ssar
be eatenltte la an? ltM nuassr tb uatstaat soar aeieet.
Awares wtU be aw M-rWtlr aee rein t tb merit et eh eeaanUe Mat.
The same mt asor than s aersm meet net be written weea anr eae eeasea.
Tbe eweeea wtl ba saaaa br tbe Cntat aatte ea a nanlim of weU-ba ssV
hilt i. wbea s.mes will be anneeiuM l.tr.
Tb Osetteat hi Itmltee te the SMI ewlas
et lewe wee ef awl net insiesina ves agines, ana taas ea.iita
road records, and today ranks
among the leading motor cars. Vor both berries and speed, this auto
wilt make au excellent possession. It U a ral joy-maker. It is fully
equipped and Is just like accompanying illustration. The famous
Appersoa warranty goes with this car. Tbe prize may be Inspected
at the Apperaoa Bales Rooms. 110J Farnam Bt,
Second Prize
Value $760
Wot sTsrybody can play a plane
bat everybody would like to. The
It-note Kimball player-piano, worth
IJ60. whleh is the second grand
prise, will furnish mualo (or you
wnether you piny or not. It ta a
wonderful Instrument, and wtil make
seme homo a bsppv piece for ever
member ef the family. Even Grand,
ma can play thla Inatrument. If
atater wants to play It without the
mecbanlam. ahe almply haa to lift
a lever. This player Is exhibited at
tbe A, Hospe store, Puusles Bu
Fourth Prize
Valut 1233
-v A 1100 Columbia "Kegenf Orafon.
eta and te wvrin ef ecorde form
tbe fuurtb araiid prisa Thla excel
lent Inauuuifcot la one of the beat
manufaoiuied. It Is bulit ot flneel
niahocany throughout for any
family thla Instrument Is simply a
inuslcal asm. It la aure te Increase
tbe Ulna or any horn. It wlU draw
tbe family cluaer together and furm
tueana of entertainment nlstnt after
OlKht This Urafonula la now ea
blbited at the Coloraola fhonushaub
Company's aaency, 14U-1I mium
wtreet
Thirty-Five Cash Prizes
VALUE $140.00.
Five Prizes of 110. Tea Prizes of J3. Twenty Prize, of $1
Yfatch for the Dculy Picture ia The Bee
Dec's Great
7k
the Contest
eontert eao.pt wnalorn ot the Ossaaa Bee as4
my act Hn Svs, Utare wUI a. BiMieSM la
m sa.it aeaur ststsni.. la tbe estates at
lb Cine) ante.
bantUsri W.br.ebs. Wreeaias. tbat sun lee
First Prize
Value $2,000
A f 1,(100 Apperson "Jack Rab
" bit" Touring car. Model Four
Thlrty, wita tlve passenger capac
ity, it la a great car la a great
contest. It has many speed and
Third Prize
Value $300
frits prise Is a beautiful let In
A P. Tuber Boat liar addition,
adjacent to Hanacout park and Cen
tral boulevard. It la lot 4 of block
eight oa Thirty-third street, and ta
avails feet. The attest ear line runs
along Thirty-second Avenue, Just a
block from the alto of the lot Home
yonng couple, perhaps, will hers erect
a little cottage la ' n.ch to live fur
teaie and years: Who can tell what
lucky hereon will sot tbie Ideal Uil
Vu may be ths ona, .