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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 28, 1912.
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': Shrine Delegation Will Mobilize in
V , Omaha on Hay 3.
1 EHGA5T TEAI5 IS PROVIDED
Spa-etal Will Be la rkarse ! Sbrla-
er Bad Balletlaa at M
Ertati Will Br MeWe
r Aloes' th War.
Illustrious Potentate Howard and
Noble Kruger. Goulding and Butler of
Tangier tempi. Order of the Mystic
Shrine, have completed (he line-up of
the special train that will carry the dele
gate of Tangier of Omaha, Ertad of
Sioux Fall! and Aba Bekr of Sioux City
to the Shrine convention at Lo Angeles.
' The Sioux Falla an Sioux City dele
, gallons will arrive to Omaha early on
the morning of May J, over the North
western, and here at 11:30 o'clock In the
forenoon with the Tender Shrtneri of
Omaha will entrain on the Union Pacific
The train on which the delegation will
' travel will be the beat that the Llkion
Pacific can furnlih. It will carry 175
people and will be made up of nven
new Pullmans, a buffet and otwervatlon
car, a diner, a large aixed baggage and
buffet car.
Will Eat la Belays.
The diner will Mat but thirty people
at a time and consequently the 171 peo
ple will be fed In relay, each person
assigned to a certain seal at a certain
hour for each meal. Each man bavin
chare of the operation ot the train will
be a Shriner. The train will be in charge
of Noble Curt, traveling passenger
agent, who will be assisted by K. A.
Will, who will look after the musical
feature, which will con Bet of piano and
vlotrola concert morning, afternoon and
night.
In order that the noble may keep la
touch with the outside world, telegraph
bulletin will b received at all points
' where i top are mad. Tots bulletin
will deal with current new, baa ball
and porta, politic and market. Th
route will be to 811 Lake City and thence
to destination over th Baa Pedro.
BRANDEIS' BODY
RECOVERED FROM
THEATLANTIO
(Continued from Par One.) 1
J. fcTOBY.
A. S. NICHOLSON.
H. LYON.
POMPIO PLAZZO.
J. BKOWN. ,
F. MAR8H.
E. O. CROSBT.
A. DOEBLB. ' ' " ' ' ' '
J. H. COBa
C. MIUJNO. .
i. WH1TB 8HALLOWAT. !
ARTHUR OBB.
C. ORAOIAOB.
H. JAJLLETT. "
t. RBBVES.
EDWARD J. ROGERS.
8. XANTOR.
FRIED aVAWTER. .
Came Pre paw Vera set.
HALIFAX. April 17. Document giving
verdict at "accidental death." war pro
Pared her today ta readtneas tor th
coroner' Jury. which-, will Inspect th
bod lei of th Tllanlo' dead now on tblr
way hare on board th oableabtp Meckav
Bennett. The Bams of th drowned will
be filled la Wtr ta oaees where th nam
tu be ascertained.
St on cuuera wr set at work today ln
scribing a umber of head stons whloh
will mark th grave of thoee bodl un
identified or vacuumed, which will b
burled In Halifax cemetery.
No further new regarding th position
of th eabl ship waa reoeivd her this
morning. Th latest tnformaUoa I that
It will arrlv lthr lot Suadar might or
Monday asoralng.
Tba Whit Btar line official persist
4a their refusal to admit to th deck any
beside friends and relative of th dead.
More thaa NO of th bereaved ar al
ready her from various parts of th
L'nlted state.
- Every raetlrtr Afferaea.
Arraagenient tuw been mad with th
express com peal es to permit f th shlp-
B.ent ot bodies Immediately after their
Jdentlty his ben eaubUshed to all part
of Canada aad to tlaltod States. AU
th farmailtle la aoaaoeUoa with the
crossing f th 11a will b waived.
A full description of tba unclaimed
bodies wtU be lake and forwarded to th
New Tort effloe of th Whit star ha.
It is the mtantloa at th company to ub
llh then la paper throughout th
: United States aad Canada. If a body b
claimed after burial th mayor of Hali
fax ha promised that there will be ne
difficulty ta getting U Mhumed and
shipped to relative.
. Extraordinary precautions have bean
take to guard th dock at which th
Mickey-Bennett will tie up. The cof
fin which contain th bodle ' will not
ho opened until they reach th city
morgue. Here they will be placed la
charge of a local undertaking company
and full opportunity will be gtren thoee
o prove their right t new th bodle
aad mak tdeatlfleatloa. Th coroner
jury will mak Its inspectioa at the
Tb sfackay-Benaett will sat arrlv
hen until Monday, according ta a wlre
! iroat th tstnshlp received her to
day. It was signed "Meckar-BecoeU
aad waa a follow:
"Confirm bodle of Astra- ui a-raua
oa board. Due Monday with U bodies.''
A bodle hav beea picked up It I
assumed that sit teen were so mutilated
. that burial at sea Was necessary.
LAW SOCIETT TAKE ACTIO!
- aaada lateraatteaal Caatfeo
ewe Rales the See.
WASHINGTON, April S-Aa bxterna
tlonal conference to formulate regulations
to diminish th likelihood ot the repeti
tioa of th Tltaato disaster waa recom
mended la resolutions adopted today by
th Amerlcaa Society of Intarnatloaal Law
in session here.
President Taft was re-elected boaoranr
president of th society and Senator Root,
president. AU of th present vice prest
deats were re-elected and tb members
ot the executive council who terms
expired this year ar cheer ta
until va.
TRI-CITY BARACA UNION
TO HOLD QUARTERLY RALLY
The quarterly rally of th Tri-Clty
- Banc Bnioa will b held Monday rroa-
to at th First Baptkrt eharch at
p. m. Aa Interesting program ha beea
arranged which wld Indade several aong
numbers. Th meeting will even with a
fifteen asisnls son servlo to be followed
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New Creighton Doctors
South Omaha. Scripture reading will b
lets) by Rv. E. R. Curry. Th male
quartet of th Council Bluffs Wood
men of th World, will sing several songs
A business session will be followed by an
address on "Bible Literature In th Pub.
Uo School,' by Rev, Alexander Corkey.
Th meeting will be closed by a benedic
tion by Rev. A. B, Adam ot Council
Bluff.
Hotel Men Victims .
of Practical Jokers
While merriment was at Its height las
night at th dance and ball given at th
Rem by th Nebraska and Iowa tiotei
Clerks' association, Jo Keenaa and J.
w n'RriM. both nromlaentlv identified
at th Henahaw hotel, wor "arrested"
by Detective Dana and Fleming for "do.
im ibe eMMU." Kasaan and O'Brien
thought th affair was (polled whea they
wor taken la th petrol wegoa to to
polios station and lodged la JalL After
wards whea they were released upon a
bond furnished by T. i O' Brian ana tney
returned to th dsno they found that
the arfsir waa aot Dolled, but was Only
mad more Interesting a th result ef
th effort or so roe praoiicai jww,
Identity could not be learned.
Keenaa and J. W. O' Brian war uw
prim mover In th arrangements tor
ths balL and It wa largely through their
efforts that It wa mad a ucoea. They
nun. m enthuatasttS B thSlr efforts
that they attracted th attention of th
funny man la th hotl clerk associa
tion and thlr "arrest" followed. .
At th polle stattoa both wor
-erahxt" aad hustled Into a oelL aad
flee ehaut tea minutes there they war
released upoa "bond." Both of th rlctims
mad all hut back to th Rom u re
assure their friends. The last th police
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Wheat, Corn
and Rice
Dame Nature has stored up delicate flavor and
rich nourishment in these three natural food grains.
The best parts of wheat, corn and rice are
selected and blended to make
Post Tavern Special
The result is a smooth, creamy, delicious food
rich and satisfying. ,
Easily cooked, to be served hot-with sugar and
cream, same as old-fashioned porridge. .
Sold by grocers, 15c the package.
Try it for
Tomorrow's Breakfast .
Postum Cereal
1
saw of them was a long streak that
stretched from Eleventh street to Six
teenth street, wber If turned and ended
at th Rome. Thl streak. It Is believed,
was a tsilcab exceeding tb speed limit.
Bryan Predicts Third
Man Will Be Named
tsupa. Fla.. AdHI IT. Declaring ha
believed the result of the Rooaevelt-Taft
fight would be th nomination for th
nmidencv of a third bu by th repub
licans, William J. Bryaa In a speech hare
today used th alleged word 01 sn
mat the other.
"lnrte.rt " said Mr. Brvsa. "I am dally
apprahending th suggestion that I 0
nominated aa a comDromls republican
candldat on th declaration of Rooss.
ii that I am mora orogrosslv than
Tsf L and ot Taft that I am lass danger
ous- than Roosevelt." 1
Mr. Bnran In denouncing Underwood
the "candidal ot Wall street" ex
plained that h wss not aeeesaartly
against a southern man, nut tnat 11 in
nomination of ' aouthorB man war de
sired, "why not a real soutliera demo
crat Ilk Hok Smith. Olll Jam or
rk.tlM PulhersnnT"
He reiterated that h had ao prefer-
bo between progreealvea, but that the
.Aomfi0 nertv should not throw sway
tiu greatest of Its opportunities by noro
Inatln a PMCtlonSrV.
u. mided that if a m-oxresslv were
nominated at Baltimore he would show
th country that h could fight in or
effectively for another man than n hao
fMwhl fnp himself.
Th speaker left Immediately after his
ddrea for other point oa hi Florida
Itinerary.
Key to tb Situation B Advertising.'
Company. Ltd Battle
iMaennerchoir is to -
Sing at Commercial
CluVsJig RaUy
Tb seventy-five male voice of the
combined Maennerchor end Orpheus so
cieties, which will give the feature at the
entertainment at the Commercial club
membership rally In th Auditorium, May
, will hav for an audience not lee thaa
LM men.
While these singing organisations have
got together and ar practicing on a spe
cially prepared program, the various com
mittees of the Commercial club are round
ing up acceptances of Invitation from
hundreds of new and old member to
hear them.
Val Peter is the leading spirit In crea
ting spirit among the linger, even
though they themselves are surcharged
with enthusiasm over the club' member
ship rally. Th announcement of their
numbers is the only word th "outsld
world" has received regarding the oatur
of the evening' entertainment, th com
mittee working oa that being desirous of
keeping thing quiet m order that the
many surprise they promise may be
"aprons"' with double success. They seem
satisfied to let things go with th mere
assertion that "there will be lots of music.
Instrumental and vocal, and enough
vaudeville number to keep everybody In
happy mind throughout a long evening."
Speakers Are secured.
Two speaker will address ths assem
blage and each give out only fifteen min
ute ot effervescing, pungent remarks
about Omaha, Omaha' futur and th
Commercial club. Who these men will
be slso I listed In th secrets ot tb en
tertainment committee.
The keynote of the whole affair will be
'acquaintance and good fellowship," th
great number ot new member having
made the grand rally a necessity. In
order that no new member may b over
looked by the outstretched hands, th old
and new member ar to b designs ted by
badge. Discrimination will be through
blue snd whit cards hung from th
lapel of everybody then; th blu to b
worn by th old members and th whit
by thosa recently garnered In tb club's
membership campaign.
Instruction ar being sent out to those
who hav accepted invitations (and ac
ceptance ar coming In while th work
ers hav not yet ftnlahed sending Invita
tions dut) to notify their wive that they
won't b home the evening of May a. Th
club doe thl merely to protect it mem-
bar.
Will 1 Mis It.
Tbr ar many member who had
planned being out of th city at th tlm
set for th rally, but who hav changed
their plans that they may not ml any
thing. x
Joseph Barker, eretwhll King ak-st
Ben XVII, now chairman ot th Commer
cial club rally entertainment committee,
I giving up most other business care to
engineer what hs believe will be th
greatest rally th club ha vr held. He
1 being assisted by Sidney W. Smith, W.
L. Burgess, F. E. Zeller and 3. J. im-
rlght
Th musical part of th program w Do
ing bandied by George T. West. Fred
Paffenrath and F. T. B. Martin. 11 is
due to their work and to th friendliness
of th Maennerchor and Orpheu and, the
big drawing card ot th rally, tb choral
numbers of thoee two organisation, that
th suae of tb affair la th Audi
torium prsoUcaUy now I assured,
DOWUNG BUYS BIG CAR
, . BEFORE MODEL ARRIVES
Upon hi return from to Angelas
wher h enjoyed several ride in a
Chalmers "Six" which had been shipped
to the automobile show held In that
city, M. Dowllng Saturday piacea
hi. nrd.r with H. E. Fredrtckson for
a Chalmers "Six." This Is th first car
of thl type to be sold In Omaha. Mr.
rrndrtcksnn not even having received
hi demonstrating modsL
Aa TglT Oast
....i be. savored with clean bandage.
saturated with Buckles' Arnica Salve.
Ileal burn, wound, ores, plies, ajc
For sal br Beaton Drug Co.
Creek. Michigan
He Wouldn'l
"Union" Home
The "Union" equips just such homes as the wage earner is eager for at the day's
close; homes with the coziness that cheers; homes with furniture he will grow fond
of; homes that breathe of comfort while they betoken style. And the arrangement
of payments is the result of latter day business science a dollar or so a week on 3
room outfits that cost but $59.50; on 4-room outfits that coBt only $79.50; on FIVE
room outfits that total only $99.
The Rocker Shown Below
at $1.95 Is Easily Worth
$4.00
Th extra special Rocker shown her I
mad of American quarter-aawed oak. highly
finished In golden. I large, comfortable and
ha larga high arm and broad, eomfortabl
back. 11.11 la marvdoualy low for It.
pin
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do it justice tee
the rocker itself oa
our floir
COUCH COVERS.
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itliped effect, 2
at any other tlm
Buy 'em at, each
98c
FARMING LAND
IN CALIFORNIA
Madeline Meadows, Gate
way to the New Agricul
tural Empire of the West
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at $3.90 Is a True $7 Value
Just ltk Illustration, mad of select hardwood I costs
of wnlsh. hendaom. golden flnlab. top fitted with -foot
extension slid.; strongly mad, and guaranteed for a
lengthy period of service.
Gas Range Sale Continues
Clean, odorless, two-burner Oa. Stove, of lat i0"
make ar stilljMlng speciallaed here. A real lis JQ IE
. A .hla wk ar onlv ....... ...Wre
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