THE OMAHA ST7XDAY BEE: MAKCII 21, 1915.
TUESDAY MUSICAL GROWING
riant Are Now Under Way for This
Society to Enlarge Its Scope
in the Near Future.
VARIOUS ACTIVITIES IN LENT
(Continued from rr Two.)
f'r a few dftjr on business and returned
Thursday to Louisiana, hrt he hat
btrn cntated In the lumber business since
leaving Omaha two years afo. Mr a. Elder
and thair dnhtr are In New Tot at
present, tha iunII of Mr a. Elder' a sitter,
Mr. Schmidt
Mtaa Lynn Curtla la ekpeotea In Omaha
net month with her father. Colonel 8.
P. Curtla. who cornea on bualnesa. At
rrenent they are detained at Miami, Fla,
by tha Illness of Mra. Curtla. who. how
ever. Is Improving; slowly. Mra Dlmon
nird waa called from New Tork by her
mc trier's Illness, but returned home last
veek. Her mother will be with her at
Greenwich. Conn., as soon as ths former
Is able to go north.
In and Out of the Bee Hire.
Mrs. Hsrry Cumtnaa returned Friday
from California. ,
Mr. Harry MoCormlck has returned
from California.
Mr. and Mra. R. I HunUey return Fri
day from a few days In Chicago.
Miss Iu1m Whit left Bundsy to visit
In Peoria and Chicago for three weeks.
Mrs. B. 8. Carlyle and daughter, Vir
ginia, left Wednesday tor St. Louis for a
few weeks' visit.
Dr. and Mra C. C. Crls have returned
from California, where they have apent
the winter months.
and Mra T. I I'avla will be home Tues
dsy from Bcllealr, Tla., whsra they hav
been for six weeks.
Mr. and Mra. IIoxl Clarka. Mrs. Ella
Equlres and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bucholts
have returned from California.
Mlaa Elizabeth Carr, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. rtobert Csrr, left Tuesday for
New Tork to visit her gunt. Mrs. Joseph
Garneau.
Mra. It. C Peters and daughter. Katn-
erlne. returned lat week from California,
where tliej hava been alnce early In.
January. Mr. fetors returned two wests
sgo. .
Miss Amy Talmqiilst and Miss Hannah
Ellison left Friday evening for an ex
tended weatern trip. They will vlalt tha
California exposition, expecting to bt
gone for two months.
Mrs. Ben Gallagher and son Ben, Mr.
and Mra B. J. Bcannell and Miss Mar
garet Vi are of Blair returned Monday
from an extensive trip through tha south.
Mr. and Mra John B. Brady and Mr.
NEW PRESIDENT P.
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GREATER OMAHA LEAGUE
IS A NEW ORGANIZATION
II. B. Fleharty and Ed lcder hire
been Indorsed for tha city commission
by a nsw organisation atylad "Greater
Omaha league," which met In tha Pat
terson block. Officers elected were: C.
T. "Williams, president: John I Coffee,
vice president; It. W. White, treasurer;
Jens Nielsen, secretary.
FOR LETTER CARRIERS' MEET
Carriers of the Bute to Unite with
Omaha in Making It a Gi-
guntio Snocen.
PARADE HERE FOR LABOR DAT
William Maher and W. C Eouk of the
local Letter Oernerr ssaoolaUon, who
hava been actively engaged for tha last
week in the Interests of the oomlng Na
tional Association of letter Carriers that
meets In Omaha In September next, at
tended tha regular monthly meeting of
Capital City Branrb, No. I, National As
soclntlon of Letter Carriers, of Lincoln,
Friday evening, at which time and place
they addreased tha members present, in
forming them Of tha progress already
made and sought their co-operation to
Join with Branch No, I of Omaha In
making this large convention the banner
gathering in the history of the organiza
tion. Among the distinguished visitors an
this ocoasion waa Congressman C. T.
Reaves of Falls City, Neb.; Postmaster
J. R. McCann of Beatrice and F. W.
Brown, postmaster of Lincoln.
Fotolwlng- a short business session, ad
dresses were made by these gentlemen:
Congressman Ksavli. who leaves shortly
for Washington, made a decided hit with
the Ltncolnltea, when tie spoke at some
le-ngth in, favor of tha "Hamll bill" for
the retirement of superannuated govern
ment employes, following which F. W.
Brown of tha Linoola postofflee fav a
very Interesting talk e( his d eel re to co
operate with tha Omaha gentlemen and
his own men In supporting tha Omaha
convention la September.
For Laber Day.
It la tha hope and desire of those In
terestsd to have a full holiday granted
towns atul cities within a radius of M
miles of Omaha on next Labor day In
order that all tha letter carriers may
take part In a monstrous parade on the
opening date of the convention, at which
Uma It Is expected thst fully M,IM men
will take part.
Postmaster Brown of Lincoln stated
that he would endeavor to be present In I
person, provided that tha Omaha com
mittee. In charge of the various detsils,
would not exact of him a request to ride
a "110.' to which President William
Maher of the Omaha branch assured
him that he would be given the beet
treatment poaaible, and inatead of being
obliged ta ride a horae that he would be
escorted around the city In one of the
finest automobiles In tha city.
Postmaster J. R. McCann of Beatrice,
Neb., also stated that he would do every
thing In his power to permit all of his
men to attend the convention la a body,
the only promise he wished the Omaha
delegation to make that he would get
the carriers back In time In order that
ha would not be compelled to deliver the
mall himself.
The Ladlea auxiliary tendered tha hon
ored guesta of the evening, as well as
the local members of tha Letter Carriers'
association, an oyster supper and ban
quet. I
RETAIL CREDIT MEN HAVE
MOST INTERESTING MEET
The monthly meeting of tha tie tall
Credit Men'' association was held Fri
day night at the Loyal hotel, a large
number being present, E. M. Sunderland
of Sunderland Bros, company, acting aa
chairman pro tern. In place of A. I
Havens, who waa unable ta act on ac
count of alokneaa.
The discourses of H. R. Gould of the
United States National bank on "The
Wheat Situation and Its Bearing on
Preaent Business Conditions," and W. L.
Holxman of the Nebraska Clothing com
pany on "General Business as Governed
by tha Weather" wer highly entertain
ing. The usual round table discussion
brought out many things of Interest to
11 In attendance.
The next meeting takes place April 14,
with A. V. Dresner of Dreaher Bros., as
chairman. Speaker and place of meet
ing will be announced later.
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Eugene Duval Fears,
Ho is the Victim of
a Smooth Con Man
Western Agent Duval of the Milwaukee
road la of tha opinion that ha haa been
made the victim of a confidence man.
Now he la writing letters that are going
all over tha country to hie business
acquaintance warning them of this man
who won hla confidence.
' Two week ago a man who cava tha
name, A. P. Walleck, and who repre
sented that be had been a resident of
Omaha twenty-five years ago, called upon
Mr. Duval. Walleck alsd asserted that
he wag assignea at tha business at tha
'Merchants' Cigar company of New Tork,
From Mr. Duval ha simply wanted a let
ter to show to the trade In order to help
him get busineaa In return for this
favor ha would route an immense quan
tity of bualnees ' over the Milwaukee.
Duval gave the letter and then thought
the matter over. He wrote to the Mer
chants' Cigar company and received a
reply that ao such man as Walleck waa
known In connection with the bualnesa
Now Duval Is busy sending out letters
canceling his Introduction of Walleck.
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Belated Blizzard
Hits Area to North
and East of Omaha
Another belated bllstsrd has struck the
northern part of Nebraska, tha southern
part of South Dakota and baa awapt Into
Iowa and Minnesota. Over the area, ac
cording to morning reports to the rail
roads, there was a suowfall o( frui to
eight Inches, accompanied by g heavy
northwest wind, .
The snow is drifting badly, tempera
tures through the storm belt are It to H
degrees above sera. As a result of the
blitxardy condltlone train service an the
Eonestecl and Winner branch of the
Northwestern and on the Bloux City and
O'Neill branch t the Burltngtea hsa been
annulled. The cute along ths two lines
are drifted full of snow and the high
alnd Is piling the snow Into (he valleys
and low (ilacca
Farther south In Netruaka there were
light enow flurries last night, continuing
tcday. but nowhere haa thre been enough
snow to Interfere with traffic.
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Wheat Price Some
Off; Eeceipts Good
While grain receipts were fairly heavy
for a Saturday, there were few aalae
owing to the decline In tha market On
the Omaha Grata eashange wheat waa
I to IV cents off from tba prioes of
rriday, sales being made at 11 (OftSt-M
per bushel.
There was a decline la corn prices.
though not so marked as in wheat The
cereal waa off cents to I cents, the
ruling prioe being S)J3.t cents per
buifhel.
Oats were 1 cent lower, prices being
Kli57 cents per bushel.
Kecclpta were: Wheat, twenty-four
carl ad; corn, thirty-two carloads, and I
oats, twsnty-eevea.carloada
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