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TIIK OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 23, 1916. LODGE ROOM HEWS OF GREATER OMAHA Woodmen of the World Are Laying; Plans for Many Functions in the Not Far Distant Future. MEETING OF ROYAS ARCANUM Comenlua camp. No. 7H, VVo'tineii i t tli World, will hold I regular monthly meet ing next Saturday evenlnu at Mats hull, Thirteenth mid William afreets, for routine bueliii'e and Initiation. Vao Vemltka, deputy and clerk of th c;amp, promlar an IntereMlrig mauling. Tha long promUed cntertalnmont of l hlller ramp ami Carnailnn Oroie wrut held al tha (let-man Home laat Thurnday averting A Inrtra ivprianlatf.n of mem lt and their frlenrta enjoyed tha pro gram, whlih a followed hv mrd play Inif. ftefreariment were aervert. rvriild camp, No. 24 and Wrlrirmi flr.io No, 1..2, gave a Joint entertainment at t)ruld hnll hint Monday everting. H wa an eccaalon where ono of tha very promi nent worn of tha circle, had a birthday. Tha beautiful flower riresentril to hT and thi erellent procrom rendered, to gether with tha good tiling lo oat ruiule tha oiraoion enjoyable. MM Iioia Alex andre, aupreme rlcrk of thi Woodman t.r le, gave un appropriate artdr . .Other lcihn nt a rorigratiihutory character were mode. Tha reaponae b'y Mi. Itom Ington wa fin of thankful rntni'inhrnncn of tha many iurl'l ahown her a guardian of Welcome Ornve and x fiejd a hope that the relation between the camp mid It officer may runt limn to grow a the yenr pn rind that they may heroine known a one bli family, all working for the advancement and do velnpnient of Iho aocloty. U wa a happy i-caalon and thoroughly enjoyed f y all preaent. Omahft Keyrnour nmp, No, K, enter talned K member arid friend at II hotnr In the Hwrdlah Auditorium lnt Monday (veiling, John T, Yale, aoverelmi clerk of th Woodmen of the World, wim prtaent and made an addre. on wood craft. Heveral IMtor gave Irdfireatlng talk and the averting w agreeahly apent. Tha entertainment feature we m to the utandard ant hy thla camp nnd all prerwnt thoroiiyhljr enjoyed theninelvo. A ptnl booater mooilng of W, A. r'raaer camp, No. 499, h been railed for Friday evening, April 2, at Mlllur hall, ftevenleenth and Vinton atreeta, to initiate a large rlana of candidate. It. H. Wlnklman, ronmil command) r, rind . I' Hoffman, clerk, nnd other prominent member, are a apnrdal committee on memhernhlp and the reaiilt of thtdr labor alii he ahown at thla meeting. J. r. flnydar I (Input y for thla tamp and hi experience In organizing boontr itHKr will add materially to Hi iiera. Alfdui ramp, No, 1, will give a mimical entertainment Tuceday evening, April 2 ai I'arlKht'a hull, It will ba an otv-n i, e-'trg arid all memhei and their rrtonds n e Invlt.'d to attend. The program will ti In chnrna of , J'rof. (Jroliam. At th ( In., of the entertainment rofreahmcnM lll bo aerved. Mmlrrn Wnnilinrn nt America. That tli Modern Woodmen of Ainmh a luactlce fralornallam mm well h preach It waa d'inontrated laat Friday night at th regular meeting of Itcei h camp, when the camp voted to take care of a meni her who, while vlaltlng In Oennany, Buf fered a paralytic atroke. Thla neighbor had been a member for a number of eara. Ill wife wrota to tha cmp to ara what they could do to help her for the time being, until aha could inuko ends meet, llcech. camp voted unant- moualy to Vp tha nolghlKir In good atnndlng, thereby Protecting the wlfo and amall children, Buch caj' In the Modem Woodmen eeem to ha common, according to a report made to tha camp by Clerk Wood. Two week ago a big olaaa Initiation waa held. He vera I nf tha head nffh-erii of tha order from Rood laland wero prea ent. Director Murphy gave a decidedly Interentlng talk on wood raft and fra ternallarn. Tha twenty-five candidates were miK-h lmpreil by tha explanation of the du tlea and beneflta of tha aoolety ihny were Joining. Among tha new member wn the ahertff of Iiotigla. county, Felix Mo Shane. After tho Inltifttlon cereanonlea were over Mr. McHlmne gave a nliort talk, promlnlng to ancead tha glad tid ings to othor not yat acqualnled with tha aoclety. The drill team gave aom 'fancy drill while ptittlng on tha'liaw ritual, Tha camp accepted an Invitation to eond tha drill team over to Magnolia camp on Tunaday, April 25, to put on tha work for that ramp, at which time Magnolia la to have a big claaa Initiation. The of ficers and member of lieeoh cajup were Invited to attend. Meech camp will have another claaa In about a tnnnth. Al! member are urged to got busy and do their ahar. Magnolia camp No, 1CJ, Modern Wood men of Ameth'g, alii v a clu ad Itun 1i.1ay night at II o'clock, when fifty rnii(lltat n b Initiated. Th" foreoter and degiea teem of lii'ti cmni) will put on the work. Htate Ieputy Ke tr ami I cirt hrimeKer f iJn- n.ln will tw prneeitt aril etrmiJlfy th n.l.ipiti.n feature. At the " l'in of the Initiation a big feed will t id All member of Magnolia, amp l tu llflrit le pee1"' ' ' lka tit l;v (te.tir tha li, April S , th l-l'. Jtruld bH, Tit f.-r"i frit ami Ame even i, tli t''ir, p m .1 M l.ity U coiwral and 1. Hn.). hia dt-rt. Mal Itfimwi 1 . grB,f ,H I sf tll I"..'! A ' i.ft .( ,.! 1. 1 I. l i' a i ri' l m'b g la l,ilC. bH, t titttuxn ti hi. a, tm. Atii : "Pi (-' leg wli) ta ' ! I uxtr ! a in kg iae llnl I .ar : -m tto-a4 l, (hitta w! I r t ' 1 f . mi '. m . . omii. tia i the work f I'- nct'i f I tr. U lt i'1 l-nil '.V U'aill ft '.i--tt U ri .ui !. ' U 't-l Will I" '( Ifi n ' I fVra b' ' a ',4 at !. a. w. !'iti ., I t .9 ir. II Cf? Pfl k' 'i I i'.n.i( li !' ': i4 a '.' ! ta 4. t lai.ilx I W-Wfcy i- e 1 ' M i - , , It. l 1 a r. . u- t ti tvttir. tt a .,it.. M .- .! It w ! It m l.,.U t ) r a l.' jI M t 1 . l v . I . 4 I 1 1 ..".. i i t-t a ' i. mi it. '..'. -t.i ! it t l la l.ia $ v'. ,. ,. li n4.l .. r a l.i ll.iii!. : 1st. I in ' - I 'f "" ' 4 i'i ' . i- .ti'.., m NEW HEAD OF FONTENELLE CHAPTER 0. E. S, ; r J N , , 5 ' 7 fin. CirrfcDjivsoTi Seoll recent letter with rofemnco to tha af full of l fin lodge, be, hu bui the re cipient of mimcroua cxpomcloti f aat lefucllori fir, in the member, who liavn not hud an opportunity of atiemlliig the nwellnMHi lie report the prnprou con ilfllon of the lodge, a well a giving do tu'.li'd In r.irinat Ion a to It affair. Mat'i-Nheea lit (.lie Hall, The ludli h of the Modern Maccabr, hive No. W,a, will Klvo a luird time hall .Vloiiduy evening, April 24 In tha Labor temple, Nineteenth nnd Karnam afreet. I Mlteil nrk ineil. Krlday, April 2n, Crilon i'aclflo lodge, No, 1 1, will havo hi la IL llarton from the riflli i oiigrcloriiil dltrlct of Na braka, to talk on "Topio of tha fay," He I an en-grand recorder and congraag mini from that (linlrli t. North Omaha, lodge, No. 1,, will hold II huriijiict the flrat week In June. Only iiind'dule and recommender will be t'tl:d. Odd I'rll.rw. Tha Odd Fellow of Omaha and vicin ity will hold a Joint celebration In ob servance of tha filnely-aaventh annlvnr nry of the organlratlon of the order In America, the evening of April U, In the Hue ill Mi auditorium. Tribe of Sea liar. Mecca court, No. 13, will give a danc ing pnrty at an open meeting Thuraday evening, April 27, for the member and their friend. Fraternal In Ion, MoiidHmlri lodge, No, lit. Fraternal Aid union, will give a honeymoon dance with a mock ruhe wedding at 10 p. ni , In the larg hall at Labor tempi, Friday, April ID. Ilm re ill 'eaboala. ried Wing counril. No. 8, Pegree of r.icithonta, will give a card party and dam: In Labor temple, Thursday even ing. April 27. UrttmJ tm Hale By CrwmJ Crtpper Sw PT1 awaa 1 I mm a I ma Ima 1 wmwJ'j a 1 1 1 ' if !?? I dv'wwi K .1 1 I; 1 m n ,11) tttJkwtfBk iaiaBl aMBanal r i ii t "i , aw.auaraba.. THE "GROUND GRIPPER" SURGICAL SHOE In rverj'lHuly'a for finH health ami ft it rvllcf. t'urea tha ittnat eUrelna cuaea of fallen arch, flat f'l.it. bunion. rallnttNca, i-nrna anil nervei prfaaurn. 11)11 WV.S AMI HttMKN t'l'inra In lligll ir liw htum. I Yc mmiuii ratlin. I iuUe .larnl. Walk-Over Boot Shop BARYA WRITES BACK FROM THETRENCHES Former Bui Boy at Hotel Fontenelle, Now With Italian Army, De tails Some Experience. ONCE WOUNDED IN THE LEO I'letro Rarva, bus boy at tho Hotel FontenfiJle IumI year, 1m now fighting In the trfini'hnH with the Ruventb bat tery, Twanty-algth Field Artillery, Italian army, flefore leaving, for big native land be worked at the Hotel Muehlobach at Kanaug City aa bua boy. Ill friend, "Count" Pletro Clerlro of Kanagg City, liui received a letter, excerpt of which are as follow: "After long illence I come with Hit let tor to let you know that I am atlll alive. I hank you for th letter and the paper oi have ecnt me, I beg to tat that I ho I. Oil glorluu war will aoon he over, I have been on furlough at my hum for fifioiiii day, and my thought have been with Arm-rim I hnuld like lo come over, with all my family, If the I'liltiid rtate Immigration officer will permit my old parent to get In. I com to let ou know something about tha war, that there pretty aoon wdll be a great ad vancement An Awfal life. "We are fighting for the three color, a we have been fighting heretofore. But pray liiten to me. It I an awful life. Tha courage of the brave Itallana will make the coward Autrlana awallow It In their round thrnata for all their Uvea, Juat now everything I peaceful, except once In a while we have an air battle, but we anewer with our artillery and they ara forced to run from the rain of bullet. "In tbla front there 1 a formidable army of our artillery that la to get Into Ooriila. We have he aaauultlng three time, hut fallod. Hut thl lanl tlino, which our commander In endeavoring to undertake, wa will give all they want with our gun, We can hear from th trenchne the cry: " Tome. Italian coward, betray u. We will not bow to you. llulw up your finer Wounded In I, eg. "I have been woyjidud once already to a bullat In the leg and have been home on furlough for flfteer. day. 1 have al way ha1 courage, a mal Hallun, and will have It all th time. You do rn a great favor lo write me a letter. Ulrica tha war you would not know run. I hve a long milach. "tour friend, I'IKTHO HAKVA. "Heventh Mattery, Twenty-lth Hegl. ment, Fourth Iilviabui, ccloikI Corp, Zone of War " British Prisoners of Germans in Africa Made 'Spectacle for Women9 Ak the man who ha need Bee Want Ad100 to 1 you will hear a booal. KOXnON. April il.-A neuter dinpatch from Cape Town, dealing with the re port of a commlaalon of Inquiry Into the tnmtment of priaoner of war by the (iermana In outhwet Africa, follow: "A enatlnn baa been'cauaed by the publication of the official report of the lommlaalon of Inquiry Into the treat ment of prlonera of war by th tier man In the outhwet African cam paign, reveullng another atory of the hocking treatment of Urltlah priaoner and allowing a complete luck of organ ization or central control, "Food ration were cnamn and became o IriHiifflrlent that men were reduced to waiting In line to drink th blood of alaughtered oxen and to boiling the oft part of hide to extrct tiourUhmant. They were aoantlly clad and hamtily I rented, ome being netit on railway Jour ney, ilid In a tunic, a ehort loin cloth nnd Riindalrt arid helmet, a apectacle for women nallve who nw them on the rond. "The German governor, Heltx, ordered theiii pieced In Iron during their trnnnlt, one officer, i.'eptittn deary, wa held In olllary confinement for lx month In a email cell of filthy sanitary condition nnd Infested with vermin rind threatened with confinement. In a dark cell If he dared to look but of 111 window. "When officer complained to Uov- ernor Delta he told them they ought to be thankful for what they got. The Ill treatment waa not oonflned to war pria oner. Brlttih civilian who were po litical priaoner, with women and chil dren, were confined In common Jail, sleeping ten In a (Ingle eel) with locked door, resulting In aickne and dysen tery, owing to th disgusting sanitary condltlona." tick Headache Dae to Conallpallnn. one dose Mr. King' New Life Pill and your aick headache 1 gone. Get a -cent bottle and be convinced. All dmgglat. Advertleement. CROWD CAPTURES TWO BANDITS AT DENVER DENVER, Colo., April 32.-A crowd ee tlmated at 1,000, a aquad of police and a mounted cowboy Joined in a chase last night which resulted In the capture of Ralph Bertram. 21, of Pueblo, Colo., and Trod Jonee. also 21, of St. Ixnils, who held up and robbed the crew of a freight train In the atock yard here. After William 11. Cabler, SD, a watchman, had been ahot from hla hore, "Ooldle" Pa vls, a cowboy, lelied the animal and took up the chaae. Police and pedestrian Joined. Tha bandit took refuge In a vacant houaa a mile from the icene and were caught. Cabler'e wound proved fa-tat. Turn old furniture, household gooda and clothing Into cash with a Bee Want Ad. There's Only Pays Piotr In which to redeem your Gold Bond Certificate. Select yur Piano or Player Piano now. We will hold it (or future delivery If desired, Planoa for rent, $3.60 a month. Bis months' rent allowed on purchase price, Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. Ponging lAiil. 181 1-1:11.1 Famam HI. 14 tm m ail vv "a a t t v i l v n ," .: " ts . ... . . . . i ,i.i ,.',' n-i.' .Mil ,i i .'v.. . .i a i'ik ji, .-a: mt ' i sit i n m. . t aw i i w " 'Wi 44-Ineb Aloulded FUIX QI'AUTKIIED OAK 48-INCH TOP WILc I.IAM AND MARY EXTENSION TABLE Mada with five clustered octagon ahaped pillars con nected by ahapely stretcher. Kinlabed In fumed. Matrrhea riilna ctoaet shown below. Only. B EAUTIFUL iWTTf WILLIAM, AND MARY PERIOD CHINA CLOSET Matches table illustrated above. Has handaorna wood m drill front, three ad rA Juatabla shelyea. Made VA throughout of quar- LTJ tared oak, finished fumed. Extremely well made: apeclal, at $23.75 fix $24.75 i i f ft mm f VT tf 9 The Hartman Furnltnre & Carpet Co. Extends Cordial EASTER GREETINGS And begs to call your attention to the fact that our New 1916 Spring and Summer Stock is now on display at our store. You will find it the GREATEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OT FINE HIGH GRADE FURNITURE EVER ASSEMBLED UNDER ONE ROOF and that, of ooune, means the LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY, TWICE OVER. Ai for prioea, we invite intelligent investiga tion and comparison, because we know that ours are the lowest, quality considered. There is a reason why Hartman ' is the MOST POPULAR FURNITURE HOUSE DC OMAHA, Suppose you drop in and find out why. Pj Special Easy Monthly Payments Gladly Arranged on Any Purchase II Desired TJKU8UAXLT LARGE, MASSIVE, COLONIAL LI BRARY TABLE Made throughout of selected kfj American quarter-aawea tm nation oaa. weary plank top measure 28x42 Inches. Shapely panel ends. A Tory new and pleaalng design. 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Hack and seat uholtared In guaranteed SiMtnlah lmlta- tlon leather, nill ateel aprlitg conatruc tliin. Kiiaily operated InU) a full alia bed. Fiaclly a Ultiatrated. Our low prli-e.. $18.89 & "V 1 1 1 1 I ) i . .-. I 1 Vf t : k'Hl A ATLENDtP VALUK IN A ' ri'l.l. ROLL EXTRA IUK1MY AND (,OMKtHTAHl.E FIUHK IIF:KH HOOKER -EiealWmtly f1nlhed In tha natural ahella ur barnmal brown. KultaMe for porrh. auniiarlor or litlng room. .iotal al tMa eitremel low frloe aki aal S2.08 v'v .w. il av Vl'" r:s. riKiiK HPe - ''WiU." j UK KlH rH frtaa Ml, i - ' rr'' 4 ta Jl t'"a rt''i ui,hi.iiiit a I J ta k'.iS nil. u.viw 1 ... e 1 1 ' w . - tev M H . ,,.?-ip'ii lV , .'. l ft a I'll r," '-s. ) , .... 1 M 57.aU rjsjswsynis'ii ' V,' ' Si . '-'Y". f 1 I ai OCR NEWEST MODEL SANITARY KITCHEN CABINET Tha moat complete and best equipped cab inet ever offered at anywhere near the low price offered. Built en tirely of solid oak. oil rubbed flntah. Kntlra top beautifully white en ameled, fitted with flour bin with nlfter, glaaa swinging attgar bin, ventilated bread and rake box, elid ing nit keloid top. Full aet of glaaa piece rana. Our extremely low price only S21.00 ilea !. aa.ee Ht. " Two ImTortfl.rit Rug Offerings for jMSWl ThisWeek yywH $15.98 U rm SpUndld tail ft Bruaael Rag. Seleeted oriental deelgne. Very apetilat Hlsh grade 111 ft. Velvet Rug. Iarge -leotloa to ehoo from. Offered at only.... .112.95 313.50 THI8 ELEOANT DRE88 ER 13 MADE OF HIOH l& GRADE IMITATION CIRCAS SIAN WALNUT Has heary plank top, four roomy drawer, beautifully rounded front, FRENCH beveled plate mirror, meaauraa Ji3l Inctie. aet In vary heary frame, This week's i per 11 prices- ton , , km f V4 A .XralTaia i w-- :.ivv' v alJaJa-VOaa-iaWkJU-C w i simui t i n -i mnrn vwmsnr- im t.(s tri 840.50 ' j ! 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