THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JANUARY 14. 1912.
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Twenty Mid-Winter Graduates of. Omaha High School
Arthur KohinsozL
Tfinnie IZalchieix Zjnn Sekei -Ores
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I I 1 I" 1 ! Sl.a. linn .,
Emma, iPsarson
Twenty students of the Omaha High
school who Inn completed their tour
year oouroe of study will be presented
eltb. diploma Friday evening, January
X when tb mid-term commencement
sxerUse will to held at the First Con
gregational church. "
Dr. CV K. Bcaesy of the Nebraska anl
vereity faculty will deliver the addreea
for the occasion, when he will apeak on
"Thta Worth While." Thl part of the
proaram la alt that haa been arranced by
" Ml Kate McHugh, principal Of the high
school, who haa charge of the affair, Th
root of the program will eoiulet of mu
ll cat and oratory number glvn by
cheer member of the graduating class.
The tudm (raduatlnf ara thoee who
have aomplowd four full year of blah
school atudy or wbo.haro completed the
rscular ooarae In three and oao-balf
yeara. The dlplomaa flren out will be
Mmltar to .thoae preaen ted at the Jane
aommeBoameM eierateea txeeot that t ho
freduatee will be oalted mxaberi of the
cteos of UU-WU.
X noticeable fnttnra of the number
iraduaun la that ther are alz more
bora tbaa (trie, oomothmc that la a rare
eecUTreaee (or orhool fradeatinc cMaaea.
Thirteen boya and oewn flrta will be
alvoa their diploma.
Charteo Courtney, the new preaktent of
the Board of Education, will make the
preeentatto of the ebeepaklna and moat
of the boejd memeoto will atiend the ex
eicioea m a wdy. Supennaanaent B. V.
Oraff will bo nanor of oaremontea and
Principal McHuih wtll haro ohargo of the
graduatea.
Part of the lower floor at the church
wilt bo reaerved for the parenta of the
graduatea end their friend, and the ro
mamdtr of the eeata will be open to the
rami public K-wa the Intention ot
Kunertntrartrnt Orefl to Jioht the exer
rieea at the' Brandda theater, bat tola
echeow wa fcbandoned beoiuea ot the
eipenee that would bo Incurred.
The clean haa been very acme among
the echool art Ire er alnoe Ha organlae
ttoa la October. A dancing party ,waa
given at Chamber oa January . which
waa wall' attended. - and , under the
aaapteea of the ctaee a oonoert wa glvon
the Oloa club of the acbool at the
lrat CBrlattan huroh on December 17,
which waa a aetd auooeaa.
Fallowtnc ara the claaa otfioar: Fraa
ident. l" Bncaett; aoerotary. Oraco
HuaUer; traaaarer. Mlnnl Maiehlan!
MrgMiriaarma, Carl Hannoa and
Kthet Padmore.
The tonowtog will be graduated on
January !:
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3) V A j ' ' "" V'J
1 '(11 1 lX
Gladys E2iS
mmm
f.Ta
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Lole Corey.
' Karl
cert Hinwn.
IaiuIi Kewelewoxl,
Mtfloa MarewiU..
Klhel Pe4more, .
Arthur pottolaB.
Arthur Kobineon,
l.yon Kauketl. ..
Paul Wlgiogton.
Albert Elaaaaer,
Q'miy h-ine.
Tror Oelbraltn,
Oraco Humier.
' Minnie Melohlen,
Mre IMender.
tffllM PMreon,
Jullue hsehmen.
Jorh Hoaeaberg,
Bolee Turk.
Catherma Uelea
Zoi3:Ciy.:r Jitter q4J2aai6h ... . tecelfaaIcr '.- Atthxw ?,dJk
. ftetla B. Murraov
kthel Iiwne Pt.l,.
Ann Marie Prlnlt.
Clarence W. aVjuirea,
HlJiKiy Wllg.
Hrjitun.
ilaul ll ilruton.
Charlea L. Miuon,
Helen H. Uuc'uy,
aSderaral Heeeerator gehoad..
Kred rruecheft, Minnie Kupp.
Itae Jarkiwn, Lillian Ktxiviiberg,
Peaii allller. l.orlt Knennahen.
Aine polar, ' William Vutava, .
Hoee Pe-a, . Koe WaJaeek.
Ilowarel Keaaedr gehaal.'
Bertha Iruaeklet.
irne m. uarr,
Jennie Chrteleneen,
urainre ullro, -In
Dutri-k,
Karl ICwIlri.
Alfred Henltl, -
Htllea bc-bool,
Kill in l.J.r,
Ofiwrpe MoCune,'
haul blorri,
Itvn Newman,
Hilwin Wlren,
Krtii Hhinrhert.
i:u Wdteun. .
Aanee Arnold.
Meivin HeHlti.,
Har Krrn.iFii..
rta ytecMartt,
.va r inknieiein,
Ai.1 huanoki.
Canuila Kane,
Miiuie lw,e.
Mildri aiui-ih,
v Iterry Hrhata .
I't,ul riiewwrtn,
aiaiie nngnt.
. Llacola arkeot.
Drlvla llrandela
vliUam ti.
iJenaei liwmi,
AUHUeta (ry.
Chanee Hanuuaek,
nuogeon.
Uiauy UnuOerg,
klill. b.en.
r-aul JL Bummer,
Annie Kotva,
Mery Mi Hrrae.
karl MiMKmeM,
iwugi Mwiun,
lAua avi.invaer,
l.lbbl m,bik.
Amite neeiman
Paui (tummiu.
Kail VVoK. ,
Maeen brkaol.
ueorge Alexander.
14!T 0 LEAVE fittOl BCHOOLi
Three Hoadrd 'lat r- Will rtet.
ten Uraeaaaa Poaaurtateatk. -
ArrageaMsHa tar mM-wtntar eom
meareent ourelaea .for the pbpila of
the BMh "B't, gradaa of the Omaha
gram-nar achoel an to be left entirely
to the dlaeretloft of the principal and
Ada Harriett.
Ruth Crtichflekl,
h. nh. MrWke enad b tb XoeW ... i.w,
lien Baaer.
Louiee Uueke,
kaian brouaey.
atarguente t nntle,
Juwula Klere,
Joun r'erryman.
Kuea uranie,
Kfuiicia ttornian,
kdule llehiieman,
Aiinur itimi..,
kleiy Ji,,
Park
Joh Eldrldae,
Aivin Uentieman,
Preo tlenntneer,
Helen Kief.nrr.
Meivvrn Xyckholm,
Mori I Seet,
juuet O'LNinncll.
aiavk boiomon,
aina Vaverka. '
aaratece arfee.1.
Cecelia McCanler,
r uiein Paiuuick,
t'liliun t-iewc'K.
1 anvii ri.troard,
ile,n Koicera.
Arthur riuwn.
Conrad nureiivon,
Jennie lp...
Ksi her Kaiieon.
I.nula Hl'Uht,
tin V in.
Vk-turt ibergan.
aeboat.
Kdwin (llrey,
Kelhor tlieff,
kaiubetn jonneon
Itotwrt Kilmer,
hen tteaf,
nUam (lotenbelg.
Paw riaaiiMieoA,
louia ownneva.
of Education' I that U exercise must
b held 'either 'Tbunday afternoon,
Jaajiary & or Friday morning, January
S. Too program will all' be glron In
the- acbaot aaaembly. bail and the pro.
aentatkm.Ot dlviotsaa will bojoad by the
prtnclpej. ' ' ' .
Rome or the school will bar prominent
local aaea to inaJu. addressee and other
win bar tommrncenaent programs cob
skrtlng only of number glrck by mem
ber of the graduating clsseea. Ot the
twenty-four echoed ha ring graduating
ell ease, pa students will reoerr diploma.
Of thl nastber it I not known bow
many win attend high school, but from
, t r tb bsaohora of I
!yrd Hanaun.
tuiitv lltiim.
lltary Undnuer,
riorene Mailer,
William Ptager,
tViaiJe Piaalta,
;ula feraton,
tllaOya Vwrak.
Tneet btge.
1'raixw Moudard.
aaaaarre a.kMl. .
Charlee BUman. , Rcm pracnle.
Jiaijorr brant, . itarte Peterson,
lei fjemnig. maKl lrv,
Sara rUer Amlrew !(..
Joa Mn Nrlaon.
Trala SekeaL
lame Amlmrn. louls Pavlik,
wvrirwie jiaetiao.
Katniyn ixpita.
ivelyn ll.nrr.
Lusfan Kanaka. '
Jen klmaenberg,
Jona Jtahov,
Jaises Noaa.
Walaat
nti r..-- .
bagHth rlaasea n to thought that ! tt ul-a mPehr.
over tbrea-tourtha of the graduetee will
pursue higher etudle. -
Miss Kata McHugb baa aoUtied all at
tb pttptt whoi ar to graduate to appear
before be ran. Thursday in order that
those who IMcajd't take up hlgb school
stodlaw may crioaae lber coarse wkiely
by rooervtag bar adrice.-
' ' .Cewtyai awsusst. ,
Ktk C. Kelty.
Dent: Aijlcr,
Jot! . .'wpVtl.
4ud Y- ' xrerood,
jtmteritk Clark, k
Harsid V. Uanv
Htk "roe.
i.-l B Hairl.
Aiitoa iiMe,
telaaabUa Pebeel.
Frank 1 Bo'.k-r. " Alice c. PL ran.
Mildred l Ceiift - aicrgntba Louis
Uladya tL braiaaa, ' Unnmei,
Kaikryn Oh man,
Helen ryhetll.
Eda-in K. Pearca.
-ha rtra a. Fenon.
Kvan Moms,
tieruad It. RrVav -
tVec-ber H. Huam
Agnee Jacobeon,
fcstber Jotinaon.
Millie Pavwlc.
erlila Peiera,
Arthur Honpfurren,
Lot ll He-ope.
jii'iue victor.
irr Voipslks,
Adealla t.eudell.
UtU a,Bssi.
Tlill Lararn.
K.tir . a-rred.
!Meeth nkriver,
Herbert I'nderwoed.
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The Doctor's Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
By am. iwwn uni.
Tito coenion anawered below ar general In char,
acter; the eymptom or dlseaacs ar giren and tn an
swers will apply to any can of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free, may addreaaDr.
Levis eaker. Collego Bldg.. Collcge-EUwood bt., Day
ton. Ohio, enclosing self d,1rented stamped enrelop
tor reply. P"uU nam and ai'lr' riuat bo given, out
tnly itiiuels cr fictitious name U1 ie used in my an
inn. The prescription can ba filled at any weil
atocked drug store. Any druggist can order of wnoie-saler
"km a" nti:
"Por yara i ban peaa
taktac inrii!e:r- l extra
osttlpetie&. Ht.- ux
i lie aa the emu -
aaaaa that a tivia
that a a a r e e. Bead
scan. Mllov at la. tiaoay neeUae. laik aatta
krime By eree. lltay laella aa teUSM ot Ikee
aaaUaDi. are sittta wane."
eralaa eulaberk taMeta
Tkay ar saefcee la aaalat teeas
Ameer: lake three
" iaay aie aacaee la aaaiaa taeae,
wltk eiracUaae ui " are oamlnt anaetml
aa k-niy caretiT (ar seek allaiaatj aa arte
"ew ekraale eaaauatlae. , II yea are ayapeetk,
alae take- tabkaa utaeestlar.
"URS. A. D."-Iefseut!ece ef arise ce ka
can kr atlas Ike folio .a ThMtate eakaka
1 4caai: tlaetaaa reus araeutla t Sraaai aaa eesm
flaie salaieen I a, urn tram ami ansa is
alar aa hear ktwre amla.
eMIItale. I raceaiteeej that ra heft" their
at eaf aatl nui.'U rasaUrlr "til year
tTt-wm is sue t aa!mllala t&a tatty alaeaeete
at yT ): t!a ya will sreap slams see
hae steny at rea blead. ll aelar I rear eoea
alezlea aug ri(tit i partitas eyea et kaaltk.
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Sltk Jf. O ". wrtlea: "I bare keaa aOVtel
far eae swaiba KH raaamatlaa aa eat taaaa
sinek sraeieava la aala. J-letue giro sraatne-
till raja.
"The Baal eKIcleet areatrlstlen I
bare ear airaa tar raaaaatuai :
aocaenaia I drataa, aodlnn ealtcyUla a, :
alaa at ok-alcam. aaa half eiiece: aaew. eseMce
caitaa, I oa. -. raaaa. haid kalmwaTt, I oa. aa'l
arve aaraaaarllla . i eaa. MIX aa'take
a teaapuaaiul t anal usw sad si kaethaa. ,
.4 - a-
Mam
"nm.w aHtai: "Toa eece
e koeaa-etaaa aaaah arms. I trie It as tees It
' ' a a ' !. baat Usk.a co.j ryrwe v
of. It aaa aa irooat la rrllarins toe
"OMA W." wrltaa: -'I bare eatlrTec vltk ceegj an ealka ami slat belli art I
nuift ar ika ijk Am . t.i. i ! latfa ae lena ttat 1 hk' a farstta .Ik
lecaaae aa bad. I Nat n haa eileetea ay Uood. alaa i leals. Klslly auWiab agaU-"
The' trlanall Hxatlre.
ny atoaaaab ana tievala ta a vara attMit
1 akall asfkrflsm-aa Imsatdlete earscr as 1 aat
lar gantry.",
aaawef: Vwasld atlee yen to perrbei J
at. aackfgaikCtVUane Be4ar: take eae-half ta
eaoatul iba' harder aa aee ta Lbte a plat ef
war Mr,,aNuff ibe -aatar feMa th patafef
the baa ihyonsb the aoatrtla aararal lietae a ear.
Make a tettrrb baia by autas oa taatpoeafitl
f bowar-witk aa eaace"t . vaaMlaa, -y 1M
will eu, ane.ayaty aj lar us tbr aeatrtle ae ya-'
alMa. . Far Jhe. atoeiwh, oSwele aa . hiaee I
aoule recomn tt fultewUis- toak:' ' Svra
aaraaaanll coas. 4 ajt. eanp. fht14 balawerk 1
aa.. atrar-e. C tlald ext.-baeha. Mil hy ahak
tnc 'wall'lh a., bolt) and take one uaepaaetul
alter eaib uaal an at had that. . . .
i "Glarla" arritaa: "T wo!4 like m to (la.
aeriba a foot balr aa scalp traataaat. 1 era
bothered with Itcblnt aimla- ea4 aaa draft. My
balr Is f4a4 sa falling aa aoae ef the rwm
adiaa j baia triad hare 4aae any parawaeat
Oa ta year erasrtst and ebule i 4 n
lar ot elate yetlew Mlayol. Apply as par direc
tion. Tble traataaat differ from ail and I hate
autaallr aaea tb aataejaklas traaafarmatrane
wblrb raaell froat Its uaa. The daadraff a4
Krbua ara aerad wttb tee er-three applNatfaaa.
while It aakae the balr sleety,, vary sad fall ef
lateoae natural eelar.
"Mrrtle" wtitaa: iowtee to air eitrane tbln-
ane I an froquaatlr etabarraaaad kr allfbtuit
raaarea t yekag peepfaa. Caa roe praacrlba a
sale raetady ta iacnaee ay wlbtr'
Aaa war: f
front the sears el three srals
made
ceeh amrp ta made by ailxinf a J ea. kettle at
concaatreta oaaaaae aaoOlaaaae was s eoaa-
fractlaaa ea wa awa
l ko ta soke aal eat. P. a s tlae, ek raaaaty.
i-Naelsna tab-
bar ae. may. eratlfyteg raporta
la trpe-
ilata, that t have baoaaie b raard tbaa aahsaWa
little UMeta ae e apecirte eae preeeriDB taaa to
all wba are eeaamlt. Ikln, owtlag, aarreae end
ladii
,'obMoo" wrliaar "I ea hetheret (restly wltk
a. Tblest I nee to aaa eoarry
anae k kaery Ul-at-aaee Ballg 1 ar ".
an air Suet a bad. while i aa nan, Ir
rUabte W Iraquaeuy casaet aha." .
: kaawer: A r exrallattt traatarat ablrk le
widely prearrtksd far Ua iradaal aoratite artta.
aa well aa rue Instant twllef n aflorta. la tab
Ma trlShasrtllM, tiecsad la aaalrd oaAoa Take
a plot tablet eTiai- breakiaat. . white tabid anar
eiaaar aatl Mae tablet alter rapper, otnllaae
and the reraura ageectea , Ul . enav- raaUK
aetaral dljeatleB. .. . -l '.-
Mrs. hi. XX" wrkaa: "t ara rareeerlag freej
S lea Hloaa. bat ea aery weak, aaraeaa, alarp.
kwe aa hare Httla aopalbt. Caa ya ) a a
food tesle reatorstlrs traatsaat? . .
Bare the following srsearlatlea fllled
taaaneoafal kafate arara. kyrsp et
illee eaa. t aaa., ttectar eadaaaae
eaap. 1 aa., (sot aardaaoal. Mil and ssale wall
hefera walag. Tbla la a line aarre laale aad aya.
km wale for aid sad reuag.
.
M. D, C." wrltae: "I hare alwaya bean afraid
te try te radaee my welaht, bet It yoe will pob.
Hih e eefe. baratlaas bat arrartlre aadlcwa. I will
km et ease at 1 ara gettlag las stoat tar eera.
. . ,
Awr: Oetal enaratary te braid ssbatltatea,
I ot. ef tlyoat arboteoe end t eaa ef eromatia
altilr. Mis. shake wall aad for three says take a
Maayerafal after each aaal; tharaanar take two
teaapooetela Ontlaee - a euiflcleat tlae to
preperiy reeees Iks walgbt. .
and take
Tauiyngingloa.
Johanna Johnson, Consols Nlegele,
b'mll Kevsn, . Pearl Ithunip,
Anna Kloatcrmeyer, Pauline Scarton,
Helen La t'liapelle, Koae rtiegel.
Clarence ilak-om, Mary hkalak.
I an Mttlralh. .tarle Ktrara.
Helena Mulligan, Alois Treljkal.
reaaatcnlaa gekoul.
Iuls Parts. Stanley PoaplchaU
Anna Pietitcr, l,n Hioticka.
Krnrat Welti, Alma llrr.nuli.
Prsnk 1 1. Donat, r'.tar.la Klepetko,
Ldward tiuchy, Ldsard Nurak.
Praakiia- sekoel.
Ruth Alexander. Anna Lauritsen,
Alfred More h rnan, Margaret Ludwig,
Clara Ixttton.
Matgie Krankland,
Paunno nal.
William Honack.
Pearl Heaton,
Arthur Lory,
Milton Snreneen,
Albert bVhubl. .
lticbard hhannoa,
Harry Thomson,
Helen Weatergsrd,
Kevd Zinunennan. .
Meta Johnson, Irene Stoltenoerg,
Hattle Kuns. Lydla Inomin,
Minnie Reechuh, Uuy Tobey.
Albert Kelt, Arthur. Waack.
Webeter ekoal.
Kmll r. Anderson, Eva H. Katlcman,
Kmll F. Hecbtold. ' k.etner L. jt.c,.a.,cu,
Kiith H. Beia-ndorf. Mardel C. Hick.,
Henry M BdVihofl, Clarence benroader.
Myrtle Borgnofr. Paul E. Leaitedt,
Wanda P. Hamilton, Klma M. Taylor,
Vera U. Jleley, Arnold J. Wehlrtroia
Lottie L. Horn. Mildred E. Wail
Harold M. Hudnprth. nrcm.
Windsor rbaal.
Edward Moss, William Nielsen.
Karl Kshre. Krlna KaAre,
Iaura Prleber, , Mildred KeatML
Halph Curtis. Reed Corliss,
bertha Jenkins.
leas he a. owl.
Klmer Andenoa, Violet Mich else n.
an M in rarrw.
vvciougn.
Bums Liuke.
Jennie Pinkenstrin,
Margaret rrie,
I.'leie Uell.
Heeal Hnfftran.
Hilda Kiddie.
Charlotte I -aire.
M arnaret L nch.
Marguerite Marten- Marenret W'err-
.'n sroccx,
iHtthrap raaal
M.nard turn,
Morrte vgie.
Bsthtlda Petersen,
Henry Pe'.ersea,
tjrac Robl.
l-.da Coiisgren, '
Jlo.lle Seward.
Carl Smith.
Pthsl Solomon.
Hsrel Solomon,
Dorothy Brown.
lor uakrr,
Helea tarlsel.
Wllijun Ituah.
Haasl Ctotisn,
Harlaa Catun.
Keweett t oe.
Mrguerlte IVea.
Ward Kelloy,
Irene lrons.
Marguerite afarka,
John Morris,
ktax Munaon,
ilasel Met lure.
Heika Notigaard.
Mer.e tanietead.
Mamuerita Krk'kaon, Kvrrett Penton.
Baacmft SeaaeU.
CU Artld Ohren. Maml M.th.u.r
tacn, Sophia J. Match.
Walter H.
Joha llambok.
I Lola Poster,
Mabel Pranson.
1 Pauline UrtotBinan,
l Mllrintey tilvem.
i Kathleow tllreen.
Herman Qoldarttith,
Pearl Hlne na.
tllendora Hlnchey,
Kthel Hohta.
Adrtaa Johnson, .
John Hansen.
' i. Karn.i.
Myrtle? M. P.ckatt,
Prank aaltsvr
Mauu I. Hynek.
l aa Brkaal.
'r,rr' Holaman. ilna. orora,
Willie Kline. Annie MUOer.
Joe HueenlHnm. Anna p-lecrier
M'b7Uur?k?,l,th' 0oWabw'
teerellar ftrkaal.
J llllam Anderson, Augusts Orexel.
r.njtna r.aetrand.
Revtmnd CoweiL
P'red Hohrs.
tieiirude Hodman,
Harriet 8. htverln.
IVrcv Stainakcr,
Haymond tttrader.
Vivian Thompsoa.
Perl Wick.
Helm Muilen.
Howard W rtxht,
Thomas White,
klaamoatb Part, arbaal.
Esoo Adams.
ttvron lir.viv-
1 Waltrf rimer.'
I Violet Cox.
Plrence Iter-pe,
ILaymond Hlnn,
ic K ' nly KTunona,
Floyd Harris.
I -ring Hvton.
Helen KrotH-r.
Erniiie Br era,
Kdna Brklgo.
Ludalg Hurelk.
Kaalee Brrant.
Tuotnas Clines,
Hutu Elimgkuarn.
t'tra Corh.
Mt-tha Hanrat.
' tiertmoe Heten,
KUret Hotel, n.
Victor Undl-erg.
P"rcd Mitchell.
aie Morwilrk.
Mnrjorio McBrlde.
tien,-va Oven,
!eali lalnter. !
tbwar Peter-,
Mersaret PowU.
Marion White.
Howard Wilson,
Pae-tflr V-kael.
Mr Bnyl. Jlls.-iaref Loerrr.
fdlth Caatieman. JowpM Vacanu.
Mary Jensen.
Vlataa rbaal. '
Oorare BroAersea. Boyd lavle
Clarenr CsJIshaa. Olive Prairr.
Packing Company
Settles Claim of
Mrs. Anton Duda
Mrs. Anton Duda. widow of on of th
Cudahy Peking company employe who
wer electrocuted to death la th eonv
pwy'a South Oman plant two weeks
ago, waa paid K M In partial settlement
ot her claim against th company today,
la addition to th USO th company will
pay her IM a month, half her husband's
monthly salary, for ten year. After the
settlement bad been agrosd upon It wa
mad a matter ef record In th county
and district courts. Mrs. bud tiled a
formal suit tor damage, the settlement
than waa embodied la a stipulation and
th widow dismissed her action with
prejudice, which bars her from starting
any further damaga actions.
er a)
SnOl'J AHD ICE
At this season of the year, when the ground au
street car platforms are apt to bt corered with snow or
ice, especuil care should be taken by passengers in geU
.- , y..--'y
iV i .VV-tf
; t -r u . at
' -'VS g.
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RE(VlEr.1l3ER!
Wait Until the Car Stops
; Get off in the Right Vay
OmahaMx Council Bluffs
l Street: Railway Company ;
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MORE AUUirOnlUi. STOCK
IS DONATED TO THE CITY
Two hundred and sixty-one and ona-
half Aadltortum stock certificate bare
beta turned over to the city since Fri
day Boon by shareholders. Tb attest
to lollnqurs!) their holdings ara:
Shares. . faarr.
F W. Thorn.... je U D. BatrerTTS
1. A. Lewis...... 1 C. 8. St-hbtn.
Waa. Hnttoa .... n KitS 2Saj"ti.
A. ilimroe...l( K. a Dodder. .. I
Thus far an area hundred awaera r
Auditorium nock bar tamed over their
esrtitVatea to the city clerk. Fl na.
der was the handredtb. -'
Black Plays Chef .
to the Firemen and
to His Neighbors
"This but stuff will conquer any kind
of cold and la warranted to make a chilly
wind iee like a July sephyr. Com oa
and get some;' you can't come too fast :
for me." .......
As Charles E. Black "Hattyi" for ahort j
aent th abora declaration hurling Into ,
th hwling aUnoapber at Thlrtylghth
and Farnam streeu Saturday morning
about I o'clock bo arara aa extra bitch
to bis pyjamas, reached dowa to pull up '
th heel of bis slipper, bald hi coat abort
together at the throat and poured out
bla coffee, all at one; and b kept the
"Jolly" going without any letup.
Th occasion of thla her'lo work oa
the part ot the stout knight of Ak-Sar-Bea
waa a fit la th residence occupied
by Judge J. J. Sullivan at SK Harney
stroef. Mr. Black Urea at 9 P'arnaia
street, and as he Is In the habit of get
ting up when Hie spirit atones him
writ a change of copy for his newspaper
advertising, ho waa on of the first
among Judge Sullivan's neighbors to b.
com awar of the fire.
"I'm not much of a fireman .under th
aew system." paid Mr. Slack to . hi !
house bold, "but I claim to be about th
beet early 'morning cook, that aver . (hook '
a foot on a cold f!oor."sying which
threw oa a kettle of water, pulled dowa 1
the Java and Mocha and got busy Ilk a
real chef. V, hen the firemen needed It
.moat waa when Mr.- Black gava out hia i
call lor the hot stuff, and when the ,
warm thank ef his guests began to cir-1
cuutta re n longer felt th need of an I
ortereaat. j
"A feet early morning fire In my j
netghborfiood wouM Ot ma tor a Mara- I
tbon dash to Medicine Hat" aaal Mr. '
Black to a crowp af fra-nda wh were 1
congratulating him on his good work, 'i
"There he goM." said tb man with I
the aching mind, "always talkjig hat ;
If be bad to swim the rlrnr be'd call tt
derby." -. .
Tb fire did IltU da mags except t
bora out th heating plant at the Sotr- .
ran borne, bat the family waa busd .
for tb rest of the night at the Black i
bom. . i
Dorft "htm
office building
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g-eVwji:
1
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in a poorly heated
these frigid days
While tenants of several
Omaha buildings are suf
fering from tyfd this win
ter, occupants of offices in
The Bee
Building
are enjoying the warm comfort of a perfectly heated
building where there is no trouble in' "getting up
ttteam." When yon come down to your office in the Bee
building in the early morning you do not shiver and
huddle up to a radiator. You do not need to; every of
fice is warm-comfortable not only in the early morn
ing, but all through the day and night. Enter your Bee
office any time and you find it evenly heated to' a temper
ature that makes the room pleasant. Bee tenants will
tell you-ask them.
, The offices of the Bee building have all other ad
vantages of a modern building, being well ventilated;
immaculately clean and prettily decorated. '
weans Ml, gea, Oo A wary attractive auita on th sixth floor, facing tb
court. Tbla sear being near ta top of the building baa aa abund
ance of natural light and good ventliatloa afforded threugb the akr
light so the court, tot Is Mxls-g and haa vault; J l li-liis, ud
' 6i?e to 1 1-SxtU apace will be rented aa aulte ar separate ta pleas
desirable teaent It yon need a large space at a roe em III rental It
-Hare I an exceptionally fin large effiee facia ran.. .
and also bewus a west expeeare. Tb space I o partitioned aaa
mak four room, all being well lighted. In addition there to a aauit
" In one cornea of thi room which has abelvlng. pronging an excaiiant
piece t kea; private paper, record, etc. Think of It souars
feet of floor apace renting at. per maota tHt
si ii a w a " Tr space navtng a north aa aaat
ilgn.: Ja ixw. Wa will partition t auit. Tb eTal 1 rotSJv
ror-Set'oir" TJUW.
The Bee Building C.,
TSf Business Offic.. 17th aatl Fa nam sts