THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH :T, 1012.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
i Stars Boot lrtat It.
"t W. Bedford for commissioner..
Air.
Alfred Borsssoa for city commissioned
HUT.
BUetrlo Coffee rercolatsr Burceas
Praaden Com pony.
. Taster, republican candidate for
nate. BU phone "Florence Sti. -Air.
Vote for Goodley F. Brucker for Com
MMootr under the Comralstlnon Form
of Government. Adv.
Haada Society to tan-Tbi Maids
oclety will jive a danrir.f- party Thurs-
x ii i r i i. .1 1 1. Mill, i mit-i-h m k . in. I m
oat to Barlow Agency -R. A. Uo
Nown has lett tue repcrtorial force of
The Bee to o:n she staff of the Darlow
Advertlslng coropan-. Mr. McXown has
been In newspaper v,orfc in Omaha for
several years.
To Lecture to School Teacbsis Albert
Bushell Hart ttili kciu.o before the
Omaha school teachers. An acceptance of
the Invitation extended Lira to speak
here was received, The date nor the
place of the meeiinj bos not been fixed.
Prof. Hart Is a Harvard man and an
author of several historical works. It Is
probable that lm will be In Omaha May X
t
.
Wrecked on Union
Ship Fifty Years
Ago Near Cape Fear
Emery W. Johnson, for several years
Janitor of the Board of Education, was
with the l.."0 men on board the union
hip MissLicippl when the captain rammed
lier bow on tha Frying Pan snoaU near
Cape Fear fifty year ago yesterday. He
was 17 years old unu uud equated the
previous yesr In the Thirty-first llaeaa
chusetts infantry, which, with the tour
companies of the Thirteenth Maine, was
being taken to Ship Islsnd, Quit of Mex
ico, from Boston, General Benjsamln F.
Butler being In command.
"We were In the ahoais for twenty-
four hours," said Mr. Johnson. "We had
just weathered a terrible storm when the
Vessel grated on the shoals. A hole, five
Inches across, was torn through a plate
n ma xorwora noia. - Tne Damns were
t t,iiu.ra ena we ware sept Daiuns water
all the time. The tide was going out
,and leaving us more firmly fixed in the
'shoals.
) "A vessel was sighted and proved to
be the Mount Vernon. After much diff
iculty and danger IW troops were trans
ferred from the, Mississippi to the Mount
Vernon. The mon who remained on the
.Mississippi in heavy lock step walked
'back and forth on the ship 'until about
,7 o'clock,' when she floated free."
Among the passengers on the boat was
i Mrs. Butler, who wa transferred to the
'Mount Vernon. The Mississippi then
I steamed to Port Royal, 150 miles away,
, and was prevented by a heavy gale from
I landing for four days."
, Mr. Johnson, first In the regiment com
J mended by Colonel Oliver P. Gooding,
j served also under General Neal T. Dow,
, known as the greatest of the "prohlbl
Itlon generals."
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATERS
PLANNING FOR CONTEST
Tha Demosthenlan Debating society of
tha Omaha- hkrh school has sleeted the
; following officers for the 'remainder of
I the present school year: President,' Milton
Peterson: vice president, . Deyo Crane;
secretary. Paid Macnuv; treasurer, Ed
(win Landale.
, Plans are now under way to hold a
preliminary contest to pick a squad which
will compete with members of the other
boys debating clubs of the school In the
annual open program' contest next
month.
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ROYALTY
Commercial Club Members Hustling New Members
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FIGHTS FAT
NEW MEMBERS CORRALLED'
Commercial Clnb Bounds Up Haver
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ZYEBY STBA50E& IS HOGTIED
Messberehlp Cosssslttee Goes Oat
the Taoraa-rfcfaree Armed with
Batteaa aad Pleaty at
Messberehlp Blaaka.
Armed with applications for member
ship and advertising buttons, the member
ship committee of the Commercial club
suited, out In a' body early yesterday
to waylay every male peuifjinan
face1 was strange-16 the Commercial club
rooms. - V-' - 'M" . " 1
. Immediately? after leaving . the club
rooms the committeemen saw from (he
countenance ot one man that he was not
a member and ' started In pursuit. The
stranger toolc refuge UP a post at the
corner and was held there until he vol
unteered to come down and join the aork
for the progress of Omaha.
All along tha streets yesterday walked
the marked men-men with the little blue
buttons In their coat lapels. slgnUyin
that the Commercial club has their moral
If not actual support. Those not so be
decked were slopped by the reapers of
memhrra snd : to Join the rlu'j. The
result ru qufe MUiKfiu-tory. y:Tiy-two
new members came In since Monday
noon, roak'sg the grand total, 1,?( mem
ber. ,
The honor roll of the membership com
mittee showing: tha Individual harvest
from February 1 to yesterday noon fol
lows: T. I Davis 7 W. tS. Lumry 4
O. H. Cramer ,...58 U 8. Clarke I
H. R. Gould IS A. W. Oonlon .... I
T. K C.mhs ,...-.U . W. Bpaldlng ..
1. W. Noble 1 John Steel I
H. T. Bums 1 E. K. Zimmerman. I
M. K. Mctlgue.... 7 C. C. Crowell .... i
B. F. Folda H..C. Judon ....I
11. W. Chrltle t C. 8.: Kguier .... i
E. A. Hlnrlcha .... T. F. -Kennedy .... 1
Albert Caho, T. D.-Palmer ....1
J. F. Lowe - ' ' ..
Date is Announced -
" for .'Teachers' Meet
Brandeis .Brothers
Are Congratulated
Two large congratulatory proclamations
signed by more then one thousand em
ployes have been presented to the sfessra
Brandeis, who are now celebrating the
thirtieth anniversary of the Brandcl
Stores. It wss necessary to present two
proclamation's, as it was Impossible to
get sll the signatures on on. They have
been neatly framed and will occupy con
spicuous places In the Brandeis offices.
Stimulate your business by advertisln"
In The Bec-tho newspaper that reaches
DANISH SISTERHOOD TO
GIVE PLAY SUNDAY EVENING
The local lodges of the Danish Sister
hood will celebrate their tenth anni
versary with a 2at festival to be held
nt Washington hall, Sunday evening.
March H- The speech of honor will be
delivered by Mr. J. Mlchaelsen, supreme
secretary of the Danish Brotherhood.
Axel Waace has written a prologue In
versa for the occasion and the Dramatic
club "Iagmar." will present Henrtk
Hertl famous p'ay "Indknarterlngen."
'This play has beenVsrefully rehearsed
and will be splendidly mounted. After
the performance there will be an Informal
dance, and light refreshments will he
served by the sisters. Tha festival Is
looked forward to with great anticipation
In Danish circles and many visitors from
the surrounding Scandinavian settlements
are expected to be present at the occasion.
Oeart ravers o to tha "IMrtoely Blaa
aer" Dearer is Con trt hating to th
eed Work af steH earning the
Xailraailr Oeeee. . ,
"When knighthood was In rower," It
waa tha habit of royalty to be slmder.
Indeed, so king or baron eould ever fore
tell what the morrow would bring forth
and tha raos went to the f iect-and the
Seat were Invariably slenler.
Since those halcyon days of lean utility,
conditions have changed, an4 tha mem
bars of regal houseno.de ha, 'a eaten
much and moved about little. Nature
has exacted her toll, and today European
nobility Is noted for Its numerous Oesoy
scions and daughters.
There Is nothing startling la this, per
haps, for others whs never possessed a
title are also suffering from the same
malady. But the interesting feature la
found in toe foot that Eurepeaa courts
may again be noted for tha slender
ladles and knights, because an Amerioaa
Ctrl figured it all out en her ova ac
count. Miss Karjori K. Hamilton of Denver,
Colo., who became noted as tha 'Calen
dar Otrl" while still u her teens, soon
found tha golden wand deserting her
and ones she started to lose her slender
grass of womanhood, she wsa no longer
id demand ae an artists- moo.ru
Hundreds of thousands ot women and
man, too throughout America have
learned sow she agam reclaimed herself,
without drugs, diet or harmful exerctse,
or anything else strenuous la nature.
Aad aaw her treatment has gone forward
te Qoeea Alexandra ot England aad to
Dranraaa or Germany as well as to many
ther rewal families.
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The Nebraska StaU History Teachers
association wll' hold Its first annual con
vention in Omaha Friday and Saturday,
May 1 aad a." .
ue first. definite announcement of the
dates as recently decided upon wss made
by Victor Parrlsh, mafeagr of tha pub
licity bureau at tha Commercial etua.
Plans for. the entertainment -at the
teachers have already been started. Mrs.
Anna Atkinson. Instructor ot history at
tha high school. Is at the head of a
committee making plans for the social
aad business activities of the rtitors
while here. - ' '
It is expected that most o'.' tha 33 hi-,
tory teachers of tha state will attend the
ceaventlon, which will bs held as a fore'
raaner of the Nebraska State Teachers'
assodatloa convention elected to be held
la Omaha In November. ;
Boy Plays Hookey,
Worries His Mother
Instead of going 'la the Kellom school
Monday afternoon Robert, tha (-year-
eld son ot Mr. UalbeU, 1U7 North sVv-
enteenth street, went to several moving
picture shows'.with two other boys. Their
money, ran out about o'clock and
Robert was afraid to go home then. He
accompanied a companion home, and
about VLM Monday night ha waa told
to go home by his friends. Ttie police
were notified by Mrs. Gal bell at o'clock
snd for boors every policeman was
searching for the boy. The police were
nor Informed of his return borne until
lata yesterday morning. .
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