THK BKK: OMAHA. MONDAY. MAY 15. 1016.
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MOVING AND STORAGE
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate Incked rooms, for household
(roods and pianos; moving, packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
KM K Kith St. Douglas 4U&
FIDELITY Muk EE
Phone Pnuglaa 2W for compleU
list of vacant houses and apart,
menu; aiso for storage, moving.
Wth and Jackson fcts.
Haggard
Van and Storage Co. Moving, packing,
storag and shipping, i'hons Douglas
1496.
KEKRIN VAN & STORAGE
Tacking, storage, 15 Cap. A ve.Tyler 1M0.
r C T?TiAVn Express Co. Moving,
IXUEjU pacKlng and soraga
1207 Farnam St. Douglas 6146.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PR'P'TY
More.
STOKKHOOM.
Three dandy flue storerooms at 241 h
and Leavenworth; one. of the best loca
tions In the city: rent vev reasonable.
Calkins & Co.
Douglas 11 J. Cltv Nat, Rank Bldg.
KTURE8.
Modern store room and basement, a.
So. lfli h St.: fine location fur groceries
and meats.
CONRAD IOUNO.
tit FirsrrteU Ji'heatar pour liV.
FPTn RDNT Part of store rorvii. "inquire
XIHo. 18th.
STORK ROOMS at im'-Mi Farnam" fit.
Thos. f IIaII,423 Itamge Bldg. I. 74m.
STOKE, 'about 21x40; living rooms in
rear; reasonable rent. Douglas WiZ.
8TOHK bulldlngi living rooms In rear, )05
N. 20th. Douglss 13.
CM flees, and Desk ftouni.
V E S K " r o n m aT327 1 1 lose b u 1 1 1 1 n g . Must
be responsible party.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
IO CAXH, BALANCE, MON'TIIJ-V.
1 7 rooms, strictly modern home in ca
thedral district; osk finish, full cement
basement, furnace heat, liirga lot. paved
street, 1 tilocks from one of Omaha's
best schools, one block from the car.
Now, you have an opportunity to own
a home In the bent part of tlic illy on
enwv terms
FAYNB INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ornn NsMonal ,l',ankHldgI':
T Cj7h-in '"Al buiiKMluw Jut bi:.g com
pleted II. 1A Only III cash. Amos
Grant t KM. Col. 4071
Worth.
F67T8Al.Ml'ift"TlUT)Itw"Bra7rd'"n7
room houses, corner 62d and Emmet
Mis., Highland Park, opposite r'red
Hrodegaard beautiful residence. Will
take Chicago property or choice farm
lurid In trude. Key with Mr. Brodo
Jiaard. F. W, Hansen, 2737 W. North
Ave., Chicago, 111.
PR Alii IK PARK-Beautlful 2-story, 7
room, stucco, brand new; 4W cash, 14
monthly: south front; splendid shade,
hedge and shrubbery; paving taxes
paid In run: ok rinisn, wnno enamci
bedrooms, tiled bathroom; storm eh
and screens, ( all owner, i.oirax .tail.
' ""'TO CLOHE'Xn" Ifirif AT a
Reduced from 1,7j0 to I,W. Now
letter authorizing a price of l,260. i'lve-
room house, business lot, million tun.
OIWRmiPfl. W A I.IACE, 14 Keelln.
TWO dandy bungalows for aale at a sac
rifice. Webster422s.
PTTaTtTCAIXY' new modern a-room
house; reception hall; full basement;
rente for 120 per month; will take 2,x.
Phone Webster vai,
DANDY new &-room modern cottago.
only 3LijL"
ALL modern, 7 rooms, good as new; must
sell at once. ifflll N, 1Mb, St. Colfax 2SMy
. Good Home
Very Little Cash
Five-room cottage with hath; large
lot; fin shrunnery ano irim rree.
Price, 12,350. Located 4107 Worth 28th 6t
Xorris & Norris,
400 RaBldg. Phone Douglas 4270.
OWNER wishes to sacrifice strictly
modern S-room house, with sleeping
porch; osk floors and woodwork: ex
cellent condition. A real bargain. Web
ster 1127.
South.
242.) s. 11TH 7-rooni mod. house, on
boulevard, east front, walking distance,
g3.yi0; terms. Berka &Musll. D. VM.
IHlOOM modern hou. U'M; half block
from ear. narney iciw
,'Ai"pcii'"nA phiiv' i-' Art
S rooms end bath, all modern, paving
all paid; near car line and St. Peter s
new church site, 31ft and Mkmon; going
to be sold thin week.
P. .1. TERPENS CO- D. -1S2.
V-ROOM bungalow, brand new, all mod
ern, oak floors throughout; osk finish
In living and dining rooms: large, light.
tt niie enamel ne4iruion, m.iHi mu m." m'ii,
restricted addition. A bargain at 13,000.
Easy terms.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
I2 Paxton Blk. Doug. 1721
M tacrllniieoua.
special barcUTS:
I lots, corner, aouth and east front;
one block from car; -r. modern cot
tago, fine shade and fruit, 13 .110.
. P. BOdTVWCK Hi'N,
Tyler l.'-O. 3n0 BceBldg.
"' " SAFETY VitW-T."
KOR KhLlABLE AND RAKE
HKK AND TOU N A DO l.NSUUAJNCh.
O'NKII.'S H E. A; INS. AGENCY.
J4 Prandels Theater Bldg Tvler 1024.
Ili'l'KS. all elf-s, most any part of
city, at harKKii".
ft re Hlk Phone Red W4'i
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
North.
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Renl Ktat. Insumnoa
Jt Neville Hlk. Tel. Dnu hfin
ualB.
20 Acrps Noar FairncrcB.
Ml ST HE W)LU UV MAY llTll.
High and siidiily Mh kI loiiroN-
n.x.ia r ur iirtce anil nimi can.
HIATT COMPANY,
1t.7 mh Nut I HanK Tvler ft
Mtseellaiirou.
11 ', K 1U i W "I in fl Ui ant v. .
t if. i I . af!r 11 a. k
REAL ESTATL-UUS- PRGP'Tt
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REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGES
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
KOK K.Xc'lUNGK-l.Ott acicjs clear.
north ArkHtmas; want menhanaise or
income. W. II. Reach. Denlle, Ark.
o"A. fine Initiated Colo. land, clear.
Wanted clear omana. improved, sirs.
Hawver. Hkl'4 Orand Ave. Colfax 762.
IF YOT7 wish to exchange your city
property or land, see me first.
J. I.. BARBER. Kecllne Rldg. T. 1710.
t'AN sell or exchanue anything you have
to offer. C. J. Canan. Slccague niag.
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
PanAee.
ntuCM"Tioiis"ewlth" sleeping porch; close
to school; hitisest bargain In Dundee
Tel. Walnut l'.
$3,000
HEAUT1FUL DUNDEE
Two beautiful Dundee lots. pmxi2S,
street and alley paved and all paving
paid In full; located Just right and other
advantages which 1 will explain if In
terested; I'iOO rash, balance I2Sii every
H months till paid for; i'-i per rent In
terest. Elegant place for fine home or
aiiHi-tinent.
1. I..10 S illliim Colfax. 7i2-4 Kcellne Bldg
Dundee'llungalow Neat, clean, attractive
prop ty, well located, at reasonable price.
Thos. Campbell, Kecl!neBldg.pg.4:l.
Klorenc.
SRW N'etha a y Tor acreage. Florence tea.
REAL ESTATE-INVESTMENTS
t'nu sale.
A HHORT DISTANCE FROM FORD
MOTOR CO. 'H NEW PDA NT.
2 Tull lots on 1'ith Kt., about SKI feet
north of Duke Hlreel, M feet fronting
east bv 1D In depth. Just the place for
a fine apartment house. Price 2,,"i0i;
owner will take a late model u-aen-ger
machine and balance cash.
J. H. ROBINSON.
44i Bee Bldg. D. SOW.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
BIDKO CHIC FOOD
Made of puis grain. Rest In the mar
ket, If your dealer does not handle It
go to A. W, WAONEH, NH N loth Kt.
Douglas 1142.
PIOEONS pay" far better than "thickens;
always penned up; little spai needed 'o
start: free bonk explains all. Majestic
M'luiib Co., Dept. 1, Adel, la.
FEED your " canary" on MagOels1er
"Roller-seed" and German Bird bis.
cult" and he will elng all year round.
Mair Gelsler Bird Co.
I'll EAHANT" eggs for sale, setting of U,.
May anil .nine. :(. ; juiy ano Augusi,
I2..'A l'il North 244 Ji.
FOR HA7e Light iVrlndle Boston bull
terrier full pedigree Call Wln"l MM
L H Ul i K egg's" 75 II .""Mrs.T.' Wlii-
liini", Benson. Neh. Phone Benson 23
pEIHORKKn Boston bull pupiTriO weeks.
2s:,:i Brown Ht. i:oltax 3kx9.
NICK flock of Fawn Indian Runner
ducks. PhoneFoutliM'.
KO'iH Lai rvii lioVke. ltunner (Firks, 5c
eiii-h. J'hone Red j;-
kflWSa c'hlclisriOc. 2220'oppleton Ave
Phone Tyler 220.
jiixn grainioo ii.s . $u.' "wiimfTm Mi
Hcrecnlng 11.25 "per loO lb. SOI N. 16th Bt.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
GOOD DOT WANTED.
As part payment, with some cash, on
. ... t -. .m mil MnHarn KllHlfllnl AOS
lltiw w-,u,ii, mil ,
axre of ground: chicken house and gar
age. Address 1. 12f, Bee-
FINANCIAL
Hea te J, oh ns, Morlgasiee.
M ON E V TO fyOA N ON
Apartment houses, double brick houses.
Ingle houses, business property and
tarra lands at 6. 5' and .
W. II. TIIOMAH,
221 Keeline Bldg. Doiiglag 1MI.
5y. Tfi 'm."'iat loans on best class city
residences in amount 2,X) up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commission.
PET HUM TRUt-T -0.!l22 Karnam Bt
OMAnA" homer'Eaat Nebraska farm
O FCEEl't; READ K8TATB CO.,
10i Omaha Nat. Phone t'ouglaa 2714.
MONEY td ioaii'oa Improved farrna anl
ranches We also buy tfood farm tnort-
giiges. Kloke Inv, to., unnna.
NO DEDAT
W. T. GRAHAM
BEE BLDG.
MONET TO LOAN, lor t yearf,
on Improved properties.
SHOPEN A CO., Doug. 422g.
MONEY on hand for city end
farm loans. It. W. Binder, City
Nal tonal Bank Bldg,
LOANH 4Vi- l-OANS
THOH. D Mc'lARRY,
Kecllne Bldg.. Red VH.
CITY and farm ioum, u, uVj, t per cent.
J. II. Dumont & Co., 4IH Keeline Bldg.
lino to Iio.ooO made promptly. F. D, Weed,
Wead Bldg., 1sth and Farnam Sta.
OARVLN BROS.
346 Omaha
Nat l Bank Bldg.
y0
MONEY. HARRISON A MORTON.
9H1 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
READ ESTATE Ixians, six per rent. See
D. E. Bl'CK CO,.MI Omaha Natl. Bk.
Stock and Honda.
11,000 MoFtTOAtiK bearing 7 semi-annual:
secured by properly valued 13.700.
Tajma g e Doomls lnv. Co. , W.O.W. Bldg.
Ahtraea TltlK.
fiiinrnrifpft Ab,t ract Co- w n brin
uuaitujicn down your abstract on
short notice. R. 7 Patterson Blflg. D. 2947.
Tv KT? I Title, Guarantee, and Abstract
xvljJ ,.0 a modern abstract olflce.
SFHlJth St. Tel. D, 547.
RB:b ABSTRACT-Co"," oldest abstract
office in Nebraska. 20H Brandela Thea.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Arkansas I.aaas.
IiRS"XLF-Anyone"Vlslilng to see lists
and price of farm and tracta of land
In Stone 4:o., Ark., write to the Ozark
land Co., Mountain View, Htono Co.,
Ark. Box 73.
UlJHPBISlNll opportunities for farmers,
stock raiser and fruit grower, liurmlio
Land t:n., Horatio, Ark,
f sssdlss Lands-
IVtDprity in Canada
tMn,,no in 1,1 w wealth a. bled In 1111
Enormous 1 rot s and b w tuaii'Oi maka
I rioer rich, h at titrui, ;i t buh
el ir a is in Ali era, ,& bufh a per
nci In ha'Hsti hewait. ' '' buslo la p r
cr.n in Mnlt.ba Ta aveiui.a til
and will not e.r,i1 I A per uoarti r
tl .. mi l ilr ll ts; co is nee . n im-
foovviiien's Fie" lion's and f'Hl r
.sioiin libtolv. g I i-bniat let yoir
Fitrm horn from li e i ai'ititiftn I'ao Ifio
tat .0 ir to i. 1 iinl land from
I 1 In lo ir acta, lirtted Unds from
I aod ttiS soviitiioiet g iwrsutres
)mir iHMil and water tltli Rulant a,
attur fust piceni. eiieinied ovr nte
l.ni . wlili icier t at pr cent,
iihl f(n of 'iif iii f ill any tun
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FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Louisiana l.aittfa.
U'lUTE us for free Louisiana soil map
issued by the State Bead. Note on the
back of map their report of Bienville.
Parish (countvl. where we are placing
on lbs market .Kl.nuu acres of this fer
tile land in tracis of 40 acres up at
low price and easy terms. It's sn op
portunity that you never had hefotie.
Renltv Investment Company, xnu-810
l.throp Building, Kanss City. Mo.
Nenraslsa I, a nils.
iSifPROVED "quarter section In south
eastern Nebraska, one mile from county
seat; fine land, all tillable; good build
ings: price low to quick buyer; easy
terms. Slight take some trade.
W, T. SMITH CO ,
D. 2M9 City National Bank Bldg.
ISO ACHES, Improved, must be sold dur
ing May. no T 2. urogen now, ,-ven
New York Lands.
HOPE conquer sorrow, I.MJ0 let you
move on the following tomorrow: ltiu
seres, house. bai, siren 111. 2 orchards,
fine wood lot. :'o per acre.
Renter slavery to landlords means
blatel hopes, poverty slid ran Tu acres
rows, team, tools, liens, house, barn,
brook, 4 acres woods: Sti per acre.
High price land force men to tear
themselves from their blnh place; 20
cows, 2"l seres, good bind and buildings;
orchard, ' sugar trees. I'm per acre.
Write for photo. H. R. fare one way
to purchaser.
E. Muosoii, 242 P. elina Bt., Syra
cuse. N. Y.
Tesa Lands.
OLKAR OF AU, IXC1J.N
BRAXCK.
2.1-cr nell Improved bla-k land farm,
pear Colleaeport and biauilful bay, 0
per ai re, Aluo I uoo note and mortgage
on northern bind. Will trade all for a
good Improved gialn and sto. k farm. If
nnv iltf tcleine will pav rash.
MATT PIERCE.
Collegeport. Matagorda County, Tta.
ist'411444111 Lnnil
TiTw "besTlsnd In Wlscutialn, d)olning
h best market In America; very low
price; easv trm. Arnob' Co., Superior,
Wl.
tl Ueella nettu.
ATTiTySn aofNO fd iiCTJandT"
If so. get a copy of our Journal first
It hss lands, city pioperty and tockt
of goods advertised from nearly every
tat. So that you ran find Just what
you wish In Its column. Establish
l yar, rchlng 78,ono readers. Hend
24c for one year' ubcrlptlon or II for
fit year,
f ARM AND READ ESTATE JOURNAL
TKAEH, IOWA.
Bt.'y ERK WITH
THE MONEY
TO INVEST.
Fsrm land ads placed In these col
umns reach the kind of people all
over the west who have smple fund
with which to Invest In lnds.
(jusllty and quantity are both found
In THE RKE'S country circulation.
The subscription rate for Tho Bee la
much higher than any other Omaha
newspaper. Naturally 1 ne nee is reao
bv a class of well-to-do farmers.
Send In your ad and reach some real
buyer.
FARMS, acreage and city property for
sale nfl enchsnge. C. n. Combs, pit
Brandeia Theater Bldg. Doug. ".
HORSES-LIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
Par Bala.
HAY, .0 a ton. A. W. Wagner. Sfil N. M.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tlREiS
30x3 IH.75
Mill IS.7S
These ate new, first grade lire.
Dimlted stock.
DUPLEX TIRE CO.,
251& Farnam.
D. 47.
AtTTOMO BI Le Tvstn A nc'hT
Ppe:lal rate for liability Insurance on
Ford car, mciuning property oamago.
Ijo. Fire and theft at lowest rate.
KIDDY, EDD1S4 & THOMPSON,
913-14 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 2813.
1914 a-cyllnder, 6-pasenger Mitchell. Ha
seat cover, extra winter topi, electrio
lights, starter and new tires. Car haa
been run only In city and I In flrt
clas bape. Owner want runabout 1
only reason lor aciiitig. Aaurcs u
)tm, nee.
AUTO CLEAliiNU HOUISE
2209 Farnam. Douglaa 1310,
Carnation touring, 27ft.
11113 Kurd touring, mechanically right
1914 Ford touring, fine shape.
If)! Ford totirtmr ti-f Hcallvotilnnel
" THK AllimTuitliuK WiiNDER.
Make a ton truck out of your Ford
car. Kvervbooy ia tuying mi "Form-a-
Truck." It eulve vour delivery prob,
lem and sell IRe wild fire. Agent
wsnted. For psrlicular ee or writ
TOHNSON-l'ANHDH I H ' N. IBtB,
NF.VV automobile on partial oavments:
pay whlln you ride; balance monthly
Interest onlv per cam.
ABBOTT BROS. A1TO COM PA NT,
Rooms 4 6-ii Patterson Blk.. Omaha.
THE AITTO SHOP oRervlce First, price
right, 1W1-3 ai kaon. Tyler P8.V Auto re
pairing and gen. blackarnlthlng. Ued
r oros ror saie.
WE will trade you a new Ford for your
old one.
INDUSTRIAL, OARAGE CO..
loth and Harney; Doug. S2St
CENKRAD Motor Company truck, twi
tnn capacity, good condition. Can ba
bout if right. 4 11 Pougls ZM.
A I'TOTV RECKlNtT CO" 3lf SoTllTK:
All kind of repairing and part for
a la. Used ear bought and aold. D. 444.
I'SED CAR BARtlAINH AT
MURPHY O'BRIEN AUTO CO.
lftl4ltVtll Farnam HL
yon HADE Auto delivery car. siliaViT
for groeeiles. etc. A'hlresa p K!7X, JVt
fhl'iiND-H Al AnoerMin car "or saT
or trnne I'bone Murnev ll'n
AaCtt Tir Wepitlltve.
' APTO TIRF8
RHBI'II-T. l-'i T' r.00
DUO TIKE CO.. I'll Chlcngo Pt.
bov T throw away old Hies Wa rusk a
on new lire fnm 2 ld ones and save
you fro",. 2 In I Vni anlsliig Co, IMI
Dsventwrt rt , Omwha. Neb, Doug J'14.
NMI. Auto idl..r Repair Hi r I en I
prli rtbt, Si S. laii M l. if.fl.
n reward ffr maKii't'i we iil repair.
4.iia t e r 1 1 ' I l,yiti-rrr, J)1 N lio
JIT M t It I'll Y Auto repairing, IU e. ITti
et Tlr T- mei I l d i
t'Ml.D .n,te l, I t i l Call P"iu h,
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MOTORCYCLES ANO BICYCUS
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OMAHA SUBJECT OF
LINCOLNPAGEANT
' The Gate City" It Title of Second
Annual Pageant to Be Held
4 in Capital City.
RITUAL OF INDIAN TRIBE
"Tha Gale City" In the gubjw t ol
the second annual "FaReant of Lin
coln," to be preaented June 5 and 6,
under auspice of the Lincoln Com
mercial club and tho l'nlvtrlty of
Nt'braaka, In connection with the uni
versity commencement.
Nest Illustrated announcements of thl
ent contain this reference to Omaha,
whose history will be depleted In pa
geantry: "The illy of Omaha. In Us
name preserves the mime of one of the
most famous of Indian tribes, and the
one now most important within the
boundaries of the state. It is fitting.
therefore, that a distinctive and bcauti
ful ritual of this tribe should form (he
subject of the. first part of the pageant
of 1IM6."
The first part Is "The Sacred Tree of
the Omaha Tribe," and will represent
lh Omaha tribal legend of the finding
of a miraculously Illuminated tree.
which served as a symbol of unification
and peace when the tribe was llircoleiied
with disruption and war.
Skyscraper Picnic
For Building Owners
A "kysrrsper picnic" is plsnned by
Manager Edwin K. Jeell for the mem
bers of the Building Owners' and Man
agers' association of Omaha. l-at car
President Hweet took the member and
their ladle to King' Isk for riav'
fishing and hosting President Jewell
this year plan sometime In,, June to give
the member an elevator ride In tho City
National Bank building, and a picnic on
(he roof following.
"I DON'T SUFFER
ANY MORE"
"Feel Like a New Person,"
says Mrs. Hamilton.
New Caatle, Ind. "From the time
I was eleven yeari old until I was oven-
teen I Buflered each
month so 1 had to be
In bed. I had head
ache, backache and
such paini I would
cramp double every
month. I did not
know what it wai
to be easy a minute.
My health vu all
run down and the
doctor did not do
me any Rood. A
neighbor told my mother about Lydia
E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound and
I took it, and now I feel like a new
person. ' I don't auffer any more and I
am regular every mon th. " Mrs. Hazel
Hamilton, 822 South 15th St. '
When a remedy hM lived for forty
yearn, ateadily growing In popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands of women declare they owe
their health to it, la it not reasona
ble to believe that it ia an article of
great merit?
If you want apeolal advice write
to Lydia V.. IMnkham Medicine)
f'o. (confidential), Lynn, Mass,
Your letter will be opened, read
and answered by a woman and
beld In strict confidence.
MV'
Arrange
ipupillll
POSTP
Short Skirt Will Be
Are Reassuring
CINCINNATI, O , May 14. The hort
skirt will continue to be worn next fall,
according to the report of the style com
mittee of the Xatlonul Cloak, .Suit and
Skirt Manufacturers' association, adopted
at Hie annual convention here today.
In connection with the short skirt the
report says:
"Its smartness and ynulliful appear
ance makes Its popularity universal."
According to the report the fall lulls
will consist of three varieties. The plain
tailored type, the abort tpe nd the more
dressy variety.
The plain type will be either single or
dnuhl bressied with some flare to the
Phil Hall Boosting
For Citizens' Camp
For Army Training
As the climax of a day spent In Omaha
Gen. Phil L. Hall of Lincoln, who cm
to the city late Friday bight for con
slderstlon of nillltsry matters, gave a
dinner Saturday to a number of friends
in the National Guard and discussed lbs
iiuesilon of a new armory. Th Omaha
ol fleers reported on several sites which
might possibly be ohlalnrd, hut after
considerable talk th matter was flna'ly
laid over until th latter part of this
week when Oen, Hall will visit th city
iiln and probably decide upon a alts.
Thing ar sn much. In the air, h said,
that lie preferred not to ay where the
prospective site r until he ha found
out whether he ran really got them or
not,
Those attending the dinner, besides
(ien. Hall, were (he following; t'ol. C.
Biiebr, Fourth Infantry: MJ. M. F.lsas
ser. I ourlh Itifsntry; MaJ. K. K. hhlu.
ecker. Fifth Infantry; Capt. J. V. Todd,
Fourth Infantry; 4'apt, V. O, Yale,
Fourth Infantry; Capt. C. V. Hamilton,
Fourth Infantry; ('apt. V. T. Hani,
Fourth infantry; t,pt. It. Mc.Vllllln of
the Aviation corps.
F.arllcr In (be dsy (ien, Hall ws th
guest of ("ol. (iould Diet of the gover
nor's stuff In a tour bout the city, in
Ibe course of which Oen. 1111 w In
troduced to a new colonel, Gonualr Bing
ham, who recently rimi to the city from
Texas. Th pfty also visited Fort
Omaha.
Oen. Hall Is stilt enthuslsstin for rlt
Ixens' training camp and report great
Interest being taken In th mattr
throughout the state,
GOES TO BAHAMA ISLANDS
FOR CURE F0RHIS ASTHMA
Frnk llershey of Oihbon, Nh., for
merly In th sheep feeding business, ar
rived In Omaha from the Bahama Islands,
where he ha been Mopping two month
In the hop 4f getting relief from lhma.
Though til Improvement was not marked
In the abort time he remained there, he I
ready to vouch for the climat a unsur
passed. "But. tht I all they have there," h
added.
Mr. Hershey 1 omewhat cynical about
getting relief from hi affliction by trav
eling anywhr, though h sld he tried
the Ktata of sshlngtnn with favorable
result , Inst year.
"What did you hear about th warT"
eased the reporter. "Th Bahama ar
British possessions."
"I didn't hear th war mentioned," said
Mr. llershey.
Mr. llershey I flopping t th Csatl
hotel. II may remain her for evral
day.
tnrrlhnoiihl,
People are learning that a little fore
thought often ave them a big expense,
I (era I an Instance: K. W. Archor, Cald
well, Ohio, write: "I do not bellev
that our family ha been without t'ham
berlaln'B Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy since we commenced keeping
house yenrs ago. When we go on an ex
tended visit c take It with us," Ob
tainable everywhere. Advertisement.
Or.ED OH ACCOUNT OF
Inclement Weather Conditions Compelled Us to
Delay Celebration of the Corner-Stone Laying
-of-
AT RALSTOH-OHfAHA)
UNTIL
WEDNESDAY
At 3
Your Plain So You Can Attend
With Us Yet,
Words of Tailors
coat skirt. It will be from finder length
to slightly longer.
The abort type will be varied with
pleats and shlrrlngs at the waistline held
in by belts, with hlgli collar and simple
sleeves. The length of the coat will
range between finger tip to a point half
way between finger tip and knee length.
The dreesler suits will have large col
lars with shoulder cape effects when
opened and laid hack, high cuffs and
fancy cuffs of Hie bell variety, Some
will have vest fronts.
Trimmings will be diversified. Fur edg
ings, fur collars, velvets, tailor braids
and embroidery will be most prominently
ud.
Stones Have Life,
Is the Assertion of
Visiting Theosophist
An unusually good audience, deiiplle
tbe rainy weather, marked the (Saturday
bight lecture of Irving H, Cooper, the na
tional lecturer of the Thensophlcal so
clety at the Thensophlc hall, Bos build
ing. The snhjrcl nested was "Th Liv
ing Pnlverse," and In the ionise of his
address Mr. Cooper look up the connec
tion between whnt Is commonly spoken
of as organic and Inoi smite matter, th
living snd the non-living.
"Llf I everywhere," be said, "for
what haa been usually thought to be non
living the minerals, earth and metal
re all vibrating Incessantly and In
tensely nd respond In exactly the asm
way to stimuli a do the vegetable and
animal kingdoms,
"Science I beginning to realize that
It was a mistake to think of a chasm
existing between the organic and Inor
ganic, The hitter In icnllly possesses a
rudimentary form of life, a dim ort of
consciousnias."
This morning st II o'clock Mr. Cooper
lectures on "Changing Ideal ud th
Testing of the Churches," while t I
o'clock In Ihe evening ho peks on "The
Garment of Hod " The last lecture I
Illustrated by over on hundred exquis
itely colored lantern slides. Both lac.
lure are '. .
Ak-Sar-Ben Hustlers
Booming Membership
Moiil for th litstuilcal piirido of Ak-Sar-Ben
re to he tored In the big bal
loon hone t Fort Omnha until they are
needed for the big dnyllght pageant. Not
all of the final will he stored there, but
thl will afford sn mil let for aom of
them, so that th l'n will hay room
for th remainder
Work on th finals I progressing all
Ihe lime with a big force of men t work
under Ihe direction of Ous Benne.
There are 1,470 member of Ak-Snr Ben
lo date.
When there are thirty more the hustling
committee hustling them In Is to be taken
to see a base ball gam by Frank D. Jud
son, chairman of thai committee. Jiidsou
promised (his om weeks ago, and the
hoys r going to accept as soon they
hlk the membership to 'I, Son.
June 6 Is Ihe opening nUht of the Irn
how,
Tli whole rhoru of lngrrs I to re
hear again Monday evening.
WOMAN IS ACCUSED
AS SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER
Hazel Buern. 1130 Davenport street,
ws uresled last night by Petectlve
Rooney and Murphy of the police de
partment, and charged with being a aus
picious character. According to the
statements mde by the detectives. Mis
Buerni was cughl robbing Charles
Johnson of Bllr, Neb., of 30. Johnson
ws unable to glv the police hi story at
the lime and I held a a complaining
witness.
Wanted Horn Want Ads In exchange
for lot of answer. Phone The Bee.
AFTERNOON
o'Ctock
THE RIALTO COMPANY
s. l jtMimir, is4iJmt
ntrj
HOSPITAL OBSERVES
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
Methodist Institution Holds Exer
cises Commemorating Twenty
Five Yean' Growth.
INCIDENTS OF THE EARLY DAYS
In a very informal way the nursei
and member of the executive board,
of the Nebraska Methodlgt hogpltal
obficrved the twenty-fifth anniver
sary of Its entabllnhmont Saturday.
From fifty to seventy-five iieraonn
were present, Including largely
nuidOB, deaconesses., truateea and
other friend of the hogpltal.
First on the program wa a poem
by Mia Anna Lund, gumming up
what hag been done by the hogpltal
in a quarter or a century. Then there
was music on the piano by Misses
Marie Hancock and Mayo MorrlHsett.
A song by John Lynch followed. Rev.
George A. Luce made an address
lunching on the accomplishments
during the long lapse of years. Oth
ers making addresses were C. M,
Dawson and C. W. DeLamatre.
.Miss Lulu Mllllmati recttod a pleasing
selection, and there wa a long by Miss
Amy Allison. Refreshment addtd to th
pleasure of the evening.
liarted In 141)1.
Th hospital wa started In U91. with
Mli ii AMI P, Fulmar, now Mr. Me
I .sun hi In, In charg, In a llttl old build
ing, with a manrd roof on Twentieth
street, south of Harney, There wer
then but about twenty bed. Thn, S
' now, the hoaplul w open lo everybody,
si long ther was room for thus who
might need attendance Within flv
I year ther wa a dmand for more
spar. Th main room of th preient
building wa erected In IW with addl-
tlons from time to Mm, th last ddltlon,
wing of considerable dimensions, being
; constructed In MIS, In th old dy
ther wer few amployea, and Mi Jen
nie Cavanaugh, on of th deaconesses
it present, won a oonsldrbl reputation
a a plumber,
Kims financially.
Th Institution now has a capacity of
shout 140 bed, and they ar filled nearly
11 the lime. The hospital has a cspttal
of about :;o.0"X. Pr. A. Y, Jon being
one of the heaviest contributors,
Tim mi niticrs of the board Include
Oeorg A. Luca, president; M. L. Htone,
secretary; (', W. DeLamatre, for fourteen
year president and for twenty year a
member of the board, vice president; and
James Mndge, treasurer,
Ther are about seventy nurses em
plsyed at the hospital. The medical
corps Include Dr. Harold Olfford, J. .M.
Pslton, Pott and Couir, oculist, and
W. O. Bridge, J. C. Moor. N. M. Mc
Clenahan. Alfred Hhslek and J. M. ADfln
on th general staff.
Rev. V. U. Brown Is district superin
tendent. Yesterday afternoon Jonathan Mellen
presented Mr. MV Lughlln with an of
ferlng of llver nd flower. Trinity
Methodist church also sent a bouquet of
flower.
yesterday morning the nure gave Mrs,
McLaughlin a hgndsom pin, nd other
friend made up for her a purse of YX.
FUNERAL OF M'GRATH
WILL BEHELD MONDAY
Th funeral of Roderick MoOrsth, who
died at 3403 Jackson treet Saturdy, will
ht held Monday morning, with Interment
at Holy Bopulidier,
llrealhlnir Bei-ome Kasler.
After a few doae of Pr. Bell's Plne-Tar-Woney,
Inflammation la arrested, you
cough less and breathe aavlnr. Only Xc.
All druggists. Advertisement.
Wante4 Soma Want Ad In xchsnga
for lots of answers. Phono The Be.
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