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16 B .THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 5, 1916 ENDEAVORERS MMEJf High Coat of Wilson immiT 'APPiinnfl i Aril) UAL urrMTO Nebraska Union Thanks OmAha for Cordial Reception &o : to Hastings Next, WHAT PROHIBITION HURTS Officer! were elected by the Ne braska Christian Endeavor union Sat urday morning as follows: Rev. Dr. H'H. Price, Friend, president; Rev. N. P. Patterson, Beatrice, vice presi ' dent and transportation manager; Addie Wagey. Cambridge, secretary; Clara Kimmerling, Beatrice, treas urer. ' , Hastings was unanimously chosen as the place (or holding the conven "ion next year. . Superintendents Svere elected as fql- s: Juniors (and field secretary), Cn ce F. Hooper, Crete; intermedi ates, Mrs. Charles D. Pantle, Falls iCity; missions, Vida Learner, Wake fiekr! quiet hour, Rev. E. H. Pontius, Mynard; tenth legion, Mrs. Viola .Miller, Lincoln; Christian citizenship, Rev. H. C. Farley, Fullerton; good literature and efficiency Mrs. Oscar Warp, Minden; Esperanto Rev. Charles P. Lang, Tilden. Resolutions of thanks and apprecia tion to the Omaha Endeavorert, and especially .the committees that have worked hard on all the arrangements for the convention were adopted. It is pronounced the biggest and best convention of Christian Endeavorers tver held in Nebraska. : Wilbur F. Crafti of Washington, D. C, world-famous fighter against the opium and liauor traffic and pro hibition Jecturer lor forty-nine years, delivered a short address. : He has lust returned from Colorado. . "There are only two businesses that have been hurt by prohibition in Colo rado," he said. r'One ii the jail busi ness, iney nave naa to close up wing in the state penitentiary. The ther is the washerwoman's business. Men take their montv home . now. wife doesn't need to take in washing na launanes nave noted an increase sf 60 per cent in their business." - The Endeavorert had a laugh at their own expense Saturday morning when a farcical business session was staged at the Brandeis by member! of the Omaha union, including Stuart Wigg, E. L. Kilgore, Miss Neeley, 0. 0. Davidson, John Gunn and Mrs, E. L. Kilgore. The little play was well presented and was vigorously applauded. It ihowed things that should be avoided in Endeavor meetings. - Ed Cornish Comes HomerMrs. Cornish To Give More Money Ed J. CornislCformer Omaha park eonimissftmer, but now president of the National Lead company, with headquarters in New York, is In the city to assist in the camnaign of hit brother, Albert J. Cornish, candidate tor judge of the supreme court v "I have-jome home to vote," laid Mr. Cornish, "My office ii in New York, but my home ia here in Omaha, My family, my beat friends and my property interests are in Omaha, f : "Mrs. Cornish has not finished her promised donationa for the improve ment of Levi Carter park. You could not separate her heart from this work. - "I was gratified with the large com plimentary vote given to myVother at the primary, vand hope further In quiry into his, merits will justify con . tmued aupport of bim next Tuesday." Two More Concerns Locate in Omaha Omaha has two new enterprises. The Youth Era Industry is the nam nf nw rnncprn maniifartiir- t ing cereal foods at 6105 South f wen- ty-lirst street. The Affinity Spark Plug company is a new industry which has begun operations at 419 South Twelfth street, employing twelve men. - Reliability . Naturally, no matter what you 'pay, you want a car that is ready on call 365 days in the year. ' In the Regal 4 Thirty-two we offer you a carat 7m-. t , that Is quite as dependable as any of the more expensive makes. ' We have been building motors for 8 years and the Regal power plant is a refined pattern of a motor that we know has been right for several seasons ..' ' Our magneto-generator ignition and light trig system Is simple, accessible, and fool-proof. Positive starting Is assured, even in the cold est weather by a very high cranking speed. , Extra generous radiator cools at any alti tude, In any climate. - . . - These are a few of the qualities that make Regals ready to run day in and day out. Let us convince you of them and more by ft demonstration. , t . . .. :i . - . ' ,,"-'' Mclntyre-Hayward Motor Co., 2427 Farnata St., D. 2406. Omaha, Nab. . - i If w W FLOUR l 1912 1916 Commercial Club Makes New Plan for Maternity 'Homes Three distinct suggestions have been made by the city health and hospitals committee of the Commer cial clubv, with regard to the super-, vision of maternity homes in Omaha. The 4ubje'ct has been referred to the committee, on public welfare, which will co-operate with the health anil hospitals committee and the public welfare board of the city in an effort to provide such legislation aa may be necessary in the future. The suggestions made by the com mittee are: ' (1) Have licenses for maternity homes issued by the State Board of Charities instead ot the Mate Hoard of Health. (Regulation and super vision of maternity home seem to fall more strictly within the field of charities and corrections than within the field of the State Board of Health.) . . (2) Enact a provision giving the probation officers of the juvenile court the right to visit and inspect maternity homes, and the right to prefer charges before the State Board of Charities for the revocation of li censes. ' (3) Require licenses of. maternity homes in counties, with a population of 50,000 or upwards, to report to the chief probation officer of the juvenile tourt within forty-eight houra the arrival or birth in the maternity home of any child, and also the departure qf any child from the maternity home, giving full information as to parents, persons bringing or taking away child mn, etc. Ask County to Aid Insane And Tubercular Victims The county commissioners are to be appealed to by the city health and hospitals committee of the Commer cial club in the matter of getting bet ter accommodations for the insane and those afflicted with tuberculosis in the county. 'Dr. J. P. Lord, chairman of the committee, na to appoint a special Committee to take the' matter up with the county commissioners this week. It is pos sible that the next legislature will be asked to give Douglas county author ity to submit to the voters the propo sition ot issuing bonds to supply greater facilities for carina for the indigent of these classes within the county, , - , , 695 Baby Dolls and Their Misses in Their Very Best Bib and Tucker "My dolly's prettier'n youml" "She is not! Anyway, my dolly's got a prettier dress and hat. I made it myself," proudly. "Well, my mamma made my doll's clothes and she can make dresses bettcr'n you can, so there!" "She is not. She cannot. I'll tell my mamma on you! ''Mam-ma, Frances says my dolly ain't as pretty as hers andboo boo Frances says her 'dress isn't pretty boo-hoo, bo hoo " "Now, then, dearies, you mustn't quarrel. It isn't nice," came mother to the rescue. "Now, kiss and make utt, children.'" ' -'This was the only incident which marred the pleasure of the social soiree, the gathering of dollies anil their little mammas' for Burgess-Nash company's second annual doll party (n the Cricket room. From 2 until 5 o'clock close to 2,000 little misses and their dollies were served with ice cream and cake at specially placed little tables and chairs, only twenty inches high. No informal affair was this, but Iowa Farmer Boy 1 Is Almost Perfect Oliver Wendell Chantry ot Sydney, la., would rather be a sailor than do chores on the farm. He applied at the local' navy recruiting office and passed the examinations for appren tice seaman with an almost perfect record. Uncle Sam's latest fighting addition is a nephew of Allen J. Chan try, assistantant naval constructor of the New York Ships company, Cam den, N. J. -,. ' ; Mrs. Catherine Edholm, Here Fifty Years, Passes Away Mrs.. Catherine Edholm, who has been a resident of Omaha for over fifty years, passed away early Wed nesday morning. The funeral serv ices, which were private, were held Thursday afternoon from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Harding. Mrs. Edholm was 65 years old and is survived by three sons, E. S. Edholm, W. O. Edholm and S. L. Edholm, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles Harding and Mrs. Charles L. Goyld. Colonel Garcia, Villa i . ; Bandit, is Executed El Paso, Tex., Nov. 4. Colonel Rosario "Garcia, ,Villa commander from Sonorit; and two of his men were executed in Juarez early today after being convicted by a military court on charges of treason. They were cap tured at Hacienda Santa Ana, near Namiquipa, and .were brought ' to Juarei yesterday. , ' - :' ' 0 noadstcrG20 i strictly comme il faut. Printed invi tations were issued to the little guests and the hours they would be received, designated on the invitation.. Chairs about the room were placed for the chaperons that is, the little guests' mothers. . Each little girl was dressed in her best little frock, with sleek, shining curls and her very newest hair rib bon. Of course, Violet Mae, Rosa lind, Genevieve, plain Mary Jane and all the rest of the dollies were pressed up in their very bestest, too. Why, little Fausdeen Potts' dolly had a real crocheted cape and bonnet. "My mamma made it for me last Christmas," said Fausdeen with pride Only one breach of etiquette was reported by "Mother" Marsh, but that did not amount te much. 1SS ltfci & i Cw Ii 1 1 1 ' r !m!llijtV&- itl ' 'm4 mm, at prlcaa naar tkits, jjl m jP"i " r ae gtntroua In iln, nor 90 richly p- fh I H Ijg, ' poltittd. Nona hu uch m apUndld, d- U I H II Ul Vr--rrT , i bOf pndbU, yIUI and atiirdr foundation nm I H chtMla u haa placed Allan "17" Tourlaf . 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