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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 6. 1917.
LODGE ROOM NEWS
OF GREATER OMAHA
Seymour Guards, W. 0. W.,
Baising Funds to Pay Ex
penses to National Meet. -
PYTHIANS SUPPORT WILSON
The Seymour Guards, Woodmen of
the World, will give an informal
dance in Crounse hall Tuesday eve
ning. This will probably be the last
opportunity to assist this organization
in raising funds to defray expenses in
attending the national encampment of
the Woodmen of the World in Mo
bile, Ala., July 23. The arrange
ments for the dance are in charge of
C. C: Clark, Barton Nash and H. H.
Roth.
. South Omaha Camp No. 21 1 will
meet Wednesday evening in Wood
men of the World hall, opposite the
postofficc.
Kobin Hood Camp No. 307 Flo
rence, will hold its regular session of
the month Monday evening in An
cient Order of United Workmen hall.
The wrecking of the town hall, Ben
son, which was recently purchased by
Thomas Camp No. 523, is progress
ing. It will probably be : moved
within the next week and work com
menced on the new building which
will be the future home of the camp.
Pomixtouski Camp No. 482 meets
today at 2 o'clock in Pulaska hall.
Thirty-third and h streets, to confer
Woodcraft degrees and transact other
business,
Kosciuszko Camp No. 352 will
confer the Protection degree today
at 2 in Woodmen hall, Twenty-seventh
and L streets. . .'
Zisknv Dab No. IIS meets today
a'fr tn AVIfwIr In T.irnnr nail. fTwntv
first and U streets, where art enter
, tainment will be given and candidates
initiated.
Columbus Camp No. 69 will hold
its regular monthly session today
noon in Prague hall, Thirteenth and
William streets, where applicants
will be instructed in the lesson of
Woodcraft and at the same (time re
ceive policies of insurance.
Woodmen Circle.
Welcome Grove No. 52 will give
one of its entertainments in Druid
' hall Twenty-fourth and Ames, Mon
day evening, when a large class will
be received into the order. The drill
team, nnder the leadership of Veretta
Crane, will take charge of the floor
work. This will be its first perform
ance. .(.
' Welcome Grove No. 52 will arrange
t an early date for a "children's day"
meeting. The club room will be
used to entertain the children of the
members. Refreshments will be
served, with special program given
by the little ones. -
The entertainment by W. A.
Fraser Grove No. 1 last Friday eve
ning was enjoyed. It was the eighth
of series of entertainments given by
this grove during the winter. The
grove will meet Friday evening to
transact the monthly business. A
large class will be present to receive
instructions. The Dora 'Alexander
guards will be present.
Nebraska Lodge No. 1 wili hold its
regular meeting Monday evening at e
in Crounse hall. There will probably
K 1H . 1. - 1. f All
Knights are urged to be present. The
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Something is bound to happen in
the near future under the fifteen and
one-half order of business. Texas.
Tnriiana falUnf-nla an1 CUi U...m k.J
their innings. Nebraska is due for
ins oig cleanup, lou must) be
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-A committee was appointed at the
ii jr meeting to aratt suitable resolu
tions to the oresident and to consrremi
nfolfoinfl. th ttnanimn.aa axnnA..' f
Nebraska Lodge No. 1 in the present
crisis. - .-
The grand lodge meets next week
at Lincoln. Nebraska Lodge No. 1
will be represented by Brothers Ten
nings, Britt and Dvsart. Grand
ChanriT1nr AnHarann mnil r....jl
' Trustee Dodge from No. 1 will also
menu. L;
; Fraternal Order of Eagles.
At a maatino- rt Km,!), n.nal.
held last Tuesday evening, the new
initiation was introduced by the joint
degree committee and was' received
with much nraica Tlta aan.a .AV
will be put on Sunday, May 6, at 3:30
p. m., at riorence Acne, and at the
aamn tima anrl nlar ha init
mittee will hold its regular weekly
meeting.' '
On Tuesday, May 8, at 8 p. m. the
newlv annnintan1 mint it..H
jw.v u.sm team
will initiate a class of twenty-four
uiiiuiuhci at soutn umaha Aerie. At
this initiation the full amplified work
will be put on and there wilt also be
introduced many features and stunts.
ThlS Will ha fha ,- !.. I..!.:....
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under the auspices of the new joint
s ic.m anp mucn interest is being man
uested in this event
Antar nf Vaataa P.. -
Maple Leaf Chapter No. 152, Order
i me t..Mcr oiar, win oe represented
at the meeting of the grand chapter of
the order at Lincoln Tuesday. Leg
islation affecting the future growth
of the order will be enacted. The fol
lowing past officers of Maple Leaf
v.uyicr win anena: jvatnerme Kens
ington, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Maynard,
jji. -im jars. D. r. i nomas, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Cain Mrs. Frank Rudolph
S"V.J- n- "owara, Mr. ana Mrs. (
L Shoolt-Mrs. W. H. Thomas. A.
Jackson, E. N. Bowles, Meta Wolf.
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vcim ui nonor.
The past chiefs of Washington
. ?: WI" mm 1 nursaay at the home
of Mrs. Kate O'Brien, 3521 Webster
.treat frntn 2 5 Tk. L.ij
u. ivugc iiciu lis
regular meeting May 3. Chief of Hon-
ui Bj.ijr uong orougni in a report of
' District convention at Fremont.
M, Klahartw n AAr.. -A .1 I
, . wuimhu me UlCIQDCrS
on the trials and hardships we may
b called upon to endure on account
of war and the necessity of preparing
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' Harmony Council No. 1480, Knights
and Ladies of Security, will hold a
dance at Ancient Order of United
- Workmen Temple, Fourteenth and
Uodge, Saturday night
Knights and Ladies of Securitv.
Omaha Council No. 2295 will give
V dance Monday evening, May 14, at
the Swedish auditorium, Sixteenth and
DOUAl OLD BATTLEGROUND
City in Allies Path a Victim of Wars
Since Beginning of
History.
Directly east of the Vimy Ridge
and fifteen miles by rail northeast ot
Arrs lies Douai. The historic city in
the midst of the Douai plains, is the
subject of a war geography bulletin
issued by the National Geographic
society. The bulletin says:
"Bisected from north to south by
the canalized River Scarpe, the city
of Douai, which a the outbreak of
the war had a thriving population of
nearly 40,000, is situated on a marshy
plain. Its beginning goes back to
Gallo-Roman times, and during the
numerous conflicts which decimated
this section of Flanders in medieval
days it frequently suffered at the
hands of English, French, Spanish,
German and Flemish armies. One of
the most notable contes s at arms in
its history was the city's resistance
to Louis XI in 1478. an event long
celebrated every year1 by the Fete de
Oa, nt Halt a century alter tne
French king was discomfited before
its walls the place fell before the
Spaniards. In 1667 it finally bowed
I the forces ot f ranee under Louis
XV. Then came the Du of Marl
borough and Prince Eugene in 1710,
but the English regime was short
lived, for th-ec yes-.n later it became
definitely a part of the French domain
by the treaty of I'trejlic.
"Douai is celebrate in ecclesiastical
tory as a popular place of refuge
for Enjlish Roman Catholics, who
fled f.-om their native ind 'uring the
reign of Queen Eliza"). th. Cardinal
Allen established a scmin ry here,
where priests were educated for
England, and it was here also that
the text of the Old Testament was
epared and later combined with the
New Testament, previously translated
at Rhvhns, the whole being published'
at Douai in 1609 .s the tnglish
Roman Catholic Bible, and known to
day as th'! famous )ouai or Douays
ble.
"Before it tell a victim to the Teu
tonic advance upon Paris Douai was
a thriving industrial center. One of
its ist important establishment was
a large cannon factory.
"Among the famous es (ln the
world of art and letters who have
shed luster on Douai as their birth
place were Tea.. Bellegambe, the elder,
the painter, surnin.ej 'Maitre de
Couleurs;' Mine. Desbordes-Valmore,
the poetess, ai.d Giovanni da Bologna,
itlntor." Washington Post. -
HEAT KEEPS HEART GOING
Organ Would Continue to Beat After
Death Under Certain
Conditions.
The question "Why does a man or
an animal diet" has been answered,
"Because the heart stops beating."
But any hunter or fisherman who has
drtssed his own catch can testify to
the fact that the heart does not stop
beating at the moment of th animal's
death. Oft;n it will continue to pul
sate rhythmically for several minutes
after it has been removed from the
carcass. The most recent answer to
the "Why?" of this is that the heart
muscles themselves possess the in
herent quality of contraction and will
contract, or beat just as soon or as
long, as the conditions of environment
are right. That is their business, and
they can no more refrain from doing
it under the right conditions than a
rose could help giving out its frag
rance. ; i
In recent experiments it has been
found that heat is the principal ele
ment necessary to the development of
the heart muscles--and their subse
quent action. It is possible to grow
the heart muscles of a warm-blooded
animal in an incubator. During this
growth a single muscle cell has been
observed to develop and wander away
from the mother cell and begin-to beat
of its own accord. Again, several in
dividual cells may attach themselves
to each other in a' colony and beat
rhythmically together as long as the
environment is favorable.
But let the tempe: ature of the incu
bator be materially reduced and the
action of the heart muscles becomes,
sluggish. Reduce the temperature
itill further, and gradually the rhyth
mic action ceases altogether. The
cells cease to perform their natural
function because their environment js
no longer right In other words, they
die because they are cold. According
to this theory, the heart muscles could
live on independently of a body, if
kept at the proper temperature for
their best development Popular Sci
ence Monthly. . - -
WHY MEN AND WOMEN DRINK
One Reason Is That Alcohol Is Anti
dote for " atigue and Fooo.
Poisons. .
. Why do men and women drink?
The answer is that some men and
women drink because alcohol acts as a
temporary antidote against distressing
food poisons that come from overeat
ing und as a temporary stimulant
against alarming fatigue poisons that
result from lack of exercise. Thou
sands of men and women would lose
their craving for alcohol if they would
exercise more and eat-less.
The main rrasun for drinking, how
ever, lies deeper, it has to do with
the soul development and character
development of men and wome. who
drink (after the first start, which may
have come, alasl through social pres
sure) because they do not wish to
face the facts and necessities of exist
ence, because they dislike difficult
things. Drinkers are easy-going na
tures that cannot stand the gaff, spirit
ually soft handed, incapable of seizing
the nettle of life and boldly crushing
it They woul fain live in a genial,
comfortable world without work an
noyances or duty annoyances. And as
clear vision reveals hateful obligations
all about them, they prefer a muddled
vision.
Then, as years pass and conditions
become more unsatisfactory, they
drink to avoid seeing these conditions,
which are the consequences of their
own inefficiency and neglect And so
they swing along in a widening vicious
circle. The mori they drink the more
inefficient they become, and the more
inefficient they become the more they
drink. '
In many' cases, by inevitable pro
gression, drink leads to drugs, and.
men and women who start gayly with
cocktails and cordials end in the
abominable hells ot cocaine tortuie.
I know j theatrical woman, who
step by step, through the insidious
ways ot alcohol, morphine and co
caine, fell i':to utter degradation.
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Week
May 7th to 13th
$3.00 Reduction on all Cabinet
Ranges for this week only.
Omaha Gas Company
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libu'll Like
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TTHE new. unfermented, non-
alcoholic drink that is really
thirst quenching. Sparkling am
ber in color, PABLO has that
"hop" flavor that adds zest and
makes for good fellowship.
After the theater or evening's
entertainment, in fact any time,
PABLO off ers you that delight
ful, cool, refreshing beverage
with the good old "hoppy" taste.
Order PABLO, ice cold, at Cafes,
Hotels, Restaurants, Soda Foun
tains, or any place where drinks
are sold.
Have your grocer deliver PABLO
by case for your home. Keep it
on ice ready to serve. PABLO
adds a touch of goodness to the,
before bedtime lunch or the un
expected call of friends.
iou ll like the snappy invigor
ating taste. Try PABLO today.
PABLO is pure and healthful.
Made by Pabst
at Milwaukee
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