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Growing Inland City Boasts
.Structure Second Only to
. the Fontenelle of
Omaha.
Vork, Neb.. Dec. 21. (Special).
York boast now of having the
finest hotel in the state, outside of
' the Fontenelle at Omaha. The Mc-
. Cloud hotel was put up with York
- county money. The York Hotel
. , VJ company was incorporated on tht
7th day of September, 1916. Capital
stock was authorized for $100,000.
Since that time the capital stock has
been increased to $200,000.
, The hotel is modern and up-to-
aate in every particular. It is a six.
story building above the basement,
and every inch of the space is uti
lized to good advantage. In the
basement there is a barber shop,
tailor shop, billiard 'and pool room.
; store room, toilet rooms, supply
room, and lavatories for the help.
The convention or banquet hall.
38x72 feet, will accommodate 300 to
' 400 people. On the first floor is the
lobby and manager's office, dining
room, store room, kitchen and two
rooms on each side of the rhain en
trance, one for men and one for
ladies as a writing room. The sec
ond or mezzanine floor is especially
fitted for women guests of the ho
tel. It is safe to say, that there is
no hotel in Nebraska that has
looked more to' the comforts of the
: women guests than the McLloud
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' bath and 16 rooms as nicely fur
The furnishings throughout the
hotel are the finest in every particu
' lar. The carpeting -and furniture
alone cost almost $40,000.
Owing to the influenza epidemic
there was no public opening. , At a
later date there will be a formal
opening . and everyone in York
County will be invited to come and
inspect the hotel. :
McCloud Hotel at York is Most Modern
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Mrs. Maude Miller Dies
of Spanish Influenza
" v After Short Illness
Mrs. Maude L. Miller, wife of
H. H. Miller, cashier of the Con-v
servative Building and Loan ssso-
fciation, died Friday afternoon at
her home, 2432 Laurel avenue, of
pneumonia after a brief illness of
Spanish influenza. Mr. Miller has
also been very, sick with the same
disease, but is on the way to recov
ery. . ., .
Funeral , services will be held
Mpnday, :-afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the N. 'P. Swanson undertaking par-
'lorg, and interment will, be in For
est Lawn, cemetery.. .'
Resides her husband Mrs. Miller
leaves a father and mothef.-Mr. and
t Mrs. D;' . Smithy and three, sisters,
-Mrs. Ailene McNeil. Mr$..Lls Mc-Arthutr-aBd
Mrs, j&tv'Dnkes, all
Soldiers to Be Guests at
, Rialto Theater Tuesday
The soldiers of Fort Omaha and
Fort Crook, and all other soldiers
who may be in Omaha Tuesday are
'to. be the guests of the "Omaha
Chamber of Commerce and the
-Rialfo' theater during both the day
ind evening.
, The Wor Activities committee of
the Chamber of Commerce Saturday
made the arrangement with the
management of the Rialto to give
.he soldiers some form of Christ
mas entertainment, and as many of
the soldiers will have other forms
of entertainment Christmas -day,
iuesday atternoon ana evening was
t.lfcoaem . - ; ... . -
; Arrangements Made for i
i Armenian-Syrian' Drive
Y'y Nebraska arrangements for partf-
'x eipatrng in the. drive during the.week
i -of January 1J to 19 for-Armenian-.v
Syrian relief are well under way,
's with headquarters established in the
liOrchard-WilHelm store, Charles M.
!4WiIhelm, is secretary, - in charge
while awaiting the arrival of a cam
paign director for Nebraska.
'' y, During the week America will be
asked to give $30,000,000. Nebras
ka's share will be $300,000 and Oma
I ha will give at least a fourth of that
'unount.
i Railroad Headquarters to
''.Q Close on Christmas Day
Acting on the suggestions of the
railroad war board, railroad head
quarters will be closed during the
ftv Christmas. It will be a
(.mi. . . , , ,
i L.lirl.n anH nnt.'intr will be QO-
ing. The same rule will be applie
to the- consonaatec uck gnuc.
tr;i frninir iwiv bv .rail on that
day will buy their tickets and have
their baggage checked ..: inc uepois
Arrested for Attempting
to Cash Check of Teacher
Charged with forgery, Erma Dav
is was brought to tne- central ponce
station Saturday by Detective Fmn
Finn told the police that the
woman found a check made out to
Miss E. Halffman, a Sarpy county
school teacher and attempted to
:ash it.
Six-Year-Old Son of Mr. and
..Mrs. Hughes Victim of Flu
Richard Chapman Hughes, aged
'a ........ .v,. of Mr and Mrs.
Clarence Hughes, 4717 North For
tieth street,' died late Saturday eve
ning of Spanish influenza. Funeral
arrangements wm dc aumiuuwo
' .ner. .
" Search for Soldier's Pet.
V Mrs! Rose Hallahan, Sixteenth and
Willis Avenue, is making an effort
Wfind a red Scotch collie that her
son, Tames, sent her from a Texas
training camp, before going over
seas. The dog, an inseparable com
panion of its master, ran away on
" reaching Omaha, and no amount
6f search so far has resulted in its
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Calvary Baptist Church.
Twenty-fifth and Hamilton, W. O. An
derson, minister.
MORNING 11 A. M,
Organ Postlude The Manger. .. .Gullmant
Response Gloria Patrl Greatorex
Prayer (Lord's Prayer, choral
Anthem Chimes of Christmas Morn..
, . Pressler
Offertory Pastorale Symphony (The
Messiah) Handel
nthem O. Coma to My Heart, Lord
Jesus Ambrose
Sermon The Mystety of Godliness
fostlude Christmas March Merkel
EVENING. 7:30 A. M.
Organ PoitluJe Holy Night
Dudley Buck
Christmas Carols
Anthem O, Night Divine Adam
Solo The Birthday of the King
, . Neidllnger
Miss Mabel Fulton.
Anthem In Dreams I Heard the Sera
phim Faure
Offertory The Shepherds In the Field
.Mailing
Solo The Virgin Lullaby Dudley Buck
Miss Wlllee, Mabel Anderson.
Anthem Rejoice, O Sons of Men
Neidllnger
Postlude Halleluyah Chorus (The Mes
siah) Handel
Organist and Choir Director,
Mrs. R. E. Davis.
Benson Baptist. i
Benson Baptist, Sixty-fourth and Ma
ple, Rev, Thomas Anderson, Pastor:
MORNING.
The Sunday school program will take
place of the regular morning service. The
children will be assisted by the choir and
Mm. William Morse, soprano, who will
sing "I Heard the Vole of Jesus Say."
EVENING. , -
ProcesstonaJ-Jojr tfl ths World...'....
Juvenile Quartet It Cam Upon the
Midnight Clear
Mairan Tuttle, Helen Walllck, John Wal-
llck and Robert Oliver.
Solo Star of Bethlehem Neidllnger
Miss Ethel Anderson.
Anthem Holy Night
Obligatos by Messrs. Pickard and Walllck
Birthday of a King ..Neidllnger
r. a. unver.
Anthem There Were Shepherds
With solo by Mrs. Morse. . .
The Angel's Song Stickles
Chas. W. Rodgers.
Short Sermon Mr. Anderson
Hymn Keep the Joy Bells Ringing
Mrs. Harry Tuttle, pianist.
Christmas Programs in Omaha Churches
Sermon The Eternal Chrht
J. Delman Kuykeudall.
Our Reemer, Lutheran.
Twenty-fourth and Leavenworth, C. B.
Harman, Pastor Christmas sermon,
"God's Sign to the Shepherds and to Us."
Music:
"The Shepherds of Bethlehem"
E. 8. Lorenz
"The Watch by the Fold" Ira B. Wilson
"O, Little Town of Bethlehem
i .John R. Bosler
"Hark, Hark, My Soul" Ehelley
EVENING, 7:45.
First Baptist, Park Avenue and Harney.
A. A. DeLarme, Pastor. Christmas Musical
Service:
Organ .
(a) Evening Bells and Cradle Song
MacFarlaiid
(b) The March of the Magi Kings
.' Dubois
(c) Adoration ...Borowskl
Christmas Carols, (Sung from Balcony)
"Silent Night" Haydn
"O, Little Town of Bethlehem."
"Holy Night, Peaceful Night". .Barnby
Processional Hymn O, Come All Ye
Faithful.
Anthem On Bethlehem's Plain ... .Spence
Organ Christmas Chimes Gade
Soprano Solo There's a Song In the
Air ; Speaks
Miss French.
Anthem There were Shepherds .... Birch
Anthem The Birthday of a King
I Neidllnger
Organ Postlude The Hallllujah Chorus
"The Messiah" Handel
Mrs. Howard Kennedy,, organist and di
rector of music.
evening at 7:45 o'clock. The public Is
cordially, invited. Program as follows:
Processional Herald Angels.. .Mendelssohn
"Prepare Ye the Way"
Choir.
"O'er the Silent Eastern Hills"
Soprano and alto duet and choir: Mrs.
R. J Rutt and Miss Leona
Marshall.
"Follow the Guiding Star"
Men's Chorus.
"Glorious Morn"
Choir.
"And There Were Shepherds"
Baritone solo, Women's Chorus and Choir,
Arthur Rouner.
Sorrano Solo Tho Song Is Ringing Still.
Mrs. R. J. Rutt.
"Joy to the World"
Choir.
Contralto Solo, with Choir AecompanJ-
ment Cradle Hyrun
Mrs. Frfk Brown.
"Praise Ye the Lord'1
Choir.
Soprano and Tenor Duet Fairest Lord
Jesus
Mrs. R. J. Rutt and William Vlckery.
"There is Room in My Heart"
Choir.
"Come and Worship"
Choir.
Recessional Oh, Worship the King. .
Pianist, Mis Hallene Mitchell; director,
Mrs. Frank Brown.
. Immanuel Baptist.
MORNING.
Orgrn Prelude
"The Firs Noel" Dudley Bin
"Ileal the Bells," Miles
Sunr bv Men of Choir.
Anther by Choir
"There were Shepherds . .... . Qalbraun
Soprtno Solo Helen Weeden. '
Baritone Solo Wilbur Jones.
Ofertory--
'Ave Mar a" EcnuDsrt
Anthem by.- Choir-. .
"There Were Three Kings". .. . .uriggs.
Aiti Solo Mrs. Wilbur Jones. . i
Mendietiftn.
Postlude .Triumphal March. .
Orgin, Prelude ....
U. EVENING. f ,
"Xmis March"
Anthem br Choir. '
'Aiigels from tne Heeime
..... Merkel
of $lory
. . ... Bullard
Ti.nni flAln C.rl EVihm.
Soprano Solo Johanna Anderson.
Offertoiy '
"Moiody In F" Rockwell
Anthem by Choir
"Hall to ths New-oorn King , . .Lansing
Alto Solo Mrs. J. F. Ogelsby. .'
Postlude
"Commemoration Marcn, urey
First Christian.
Tw.ntv.flfth and Harney. J. Walter
Reynold, Ph. D.. pastor.
MORNING 11.
Organ Prelude Herod ......Mailing
The Magnificat.
Antnem uenoia t uring iou ura nu
Ings C. Whitney Coombs
Anthem Blessed B The Lord...
u Asniora
Of fertory Allegretto .......... Saint Saens
Postlude March Pontifical uemmens
EVENING ?:io.
Organ Prelude Thrs Choral Prelule..
rf esi
mttt vHln Th Rfrth ttt Jesus.
Anthem Silent Night Arranged
JU. u. Asniuru
-.ham Thm Wp Kh Anherds . . . . Marks
Postlude March Triumphal Lemmens
Miss urscs magaugn, urganisi.
Mrs. C. A. Pickett, Director of Music.
Central Park CongregatlonaL
Processional-Tht Nativity. . .Mendelssohn
Choir.
Anthem O. Llttls Town of Bethlehem
Bolssr
Choir.
Anthem Ths Watch by ths Fold
Ira B. Wilson
Choir. Obllgato, Mrs. Taggart; Solo, Miss
zeiitr.
Anthem Ths Shepherds of Bethlehem
E. S. Loreni
Choir; Obllgato, Eugene Morton.
Antham Ml Jesus I Love Thee
Marie M. Hine
Choir; duat. Misses Rannle and Cone.
Choir Leador, Mrs. J. McTaggart. AO'
companlst. Miss Stella Brtwstsr.
First Central Congregational.
U A. M. (
r... Pr.inii Meditation on an Old
French Noel D'Evry
rk.-m TT.t-rinH. Bohemian Christ
mas Carol ....tan neiaet
Anthem O Holy Child of Bethlehem
. .O. W. Chadwlck
Sol part by Miss Byrd.
Violin Solo Romance Wlenlawikl
Robert Cuscaden. -Anthem
Sing, O Heavens.. Berthold Tours
Bole part oy nr. jonnson.
Postlude Marche Religleuse.. Saint Saens
Patrick O'Nell, director of music; Mar
tin Bush, organist. . f , . -
Flymoath Congregational. -
Ilghteenth and . Emmet Christmas
servlcs 11 a. m.
Anthem Oh. Little Town of Bethle
hem" ....Neidllnger
Solo '
- Mist Blanch Bolla. .
Aathm There Wtrt Shepbsrda'Vlactnt
Zlon, English Lutheran.
Thirty-sixth and Lafayotte aven,ue, A.
T. Lorlmer, Pastor Christmas day , serv
ice at 6 a. m. ; church choir will render:
Hark, what Mean Those Holy Voices."
"Behold. I Bring You, Good Tidings,"
Churchill
"There Shall Come a Star Out of Jacob,"
Lansing
'Brightest and Best of ths Sons of the
Morning" Coombs
First Methodist.
Twentieth and Davenport, Titus Lowe,
Pastor Musical program:
MORNING 11:00.
Choral Prelude (tower) Hark the
Herald Angels Sing, Mendelssohn
Organ Prelude The Holy Night
uuaiey jjuck
Verso Sanctus Farmer
Hymn Joy to the World , Manuel
Anthem O, Holy Night Adam
Mr. A. J. wicklana ana vnoir.
'Gloria Patrl.1'
Tenor Solo How Sweet the Name
; Fearis
Mr. Arthur J. Wlckland.
EVENING 7:30.
Choral Prelude O Little Town of Beth
lehem" Kedner
Organ Prelude The Shepherds lh the
Field Mailing
Anthem Beyond the Throne of Glory..
George B. Nevln
Mr. Carnal and Choir.
Organ Offertory Pastoral Symphony
(The Messiah) Handel
Anthem The Birthday of a King
Neidllnger
Mr. E. L. Ingham and Choir.
Organ Prelude Festival Grand March..
Kinder
Carol Marhoff Pitts, Organist
J. Edward Carnal, Director of Music.
Haaoom Park Methodist.
Evening
"The Christmas Bells Art ' Ringing"
Klrkpatrick
"Christmas Song" .......Adam
Mr. Chas. Olsen.
"O Holy Night" Wilson
"Virgins Lullaby" Buck
Miss Margaret Bradway.
"It Came Upon the Midnight Clear"....
Shelley
. Misses Woodbrldge and Bradway.
Misses Olsen and Hanson.
"Jesus of Nazareth" .Gounod
Mr. U. A. Hanson.
"The Watch by the Fold" .Wilson
Obllgato by Mrs. C. Crissman.
"The Stars Shone Bright" Coombs
fiisi Ethel Woodbrldge.
Trinity Cathedral,
7:30 A. M., Holy Communion
Processional Hark the. Herald Angel,
Sing Mendelssohn
Communion Service In G Clemens
Communion Hymn While Shepherds
Watched Tansur
Anthem A Child Is Bom Chadwlck
Recessional It Came Upon ths Mid
night Clear Redner
10:30, Morning Prayer, Holy Communion
and Sermon
Processional O Corns All Ye Faithful
Reading
Venlte Plain Chant
Festival Ts Deum tn G Vogrlch
Jubilate , Button
Communion Service In E Flat Allum
Anthem Before the Heavens Wert
Spread Abroad Parker
Recessional Sing, O Sing, This
Blessed Morn Roper
Ben Stanley, organist and choirmaster.
Cenral United Presbyterian.
Twenty-furth and Dodge, Paul Calhoun,
pastor.
MORNING, 11 A. It.
Organ Prelude March of ths Magi
Kings Merkel
Quartet Tht New Born King. .Fletcher
Soprano Solo Ths Birthday of a King
Neidllnger
Miss Haxel Evans.
Organ Offertory Ths Shepherds In- tht
Field ......Mailing
Quartet It Camt Upon the Midnight
Clear Stalner
Organ Postlude Christmas March, Merkel
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Organ Prelude Evening Bells and
Cradlt Song .MacFarlant
Quartet Tht New Born King. .. .Fletcher
Organ Offertory Pastoral Symphony,
-"Tht Messiah" .Handel
Bass Solo Arise, 8hine.......MacDermid
- Mr. Chas. Langs, jr.
Organ Postlude Christmas Postlude, Best
Quartet. Mr. I. Meaiar, hiss naxei
Evans, , Miss . Ruth Gordon, Mr. Chas
Lsnge, 3r. ' '
Organist Or M. Ogle. . ,
! 'i Third Presbyterian.
Twentieth and Leavenworth The Third
Presbyterian church choir of II voices, as
sisted -by Mrs. R. J. Rutt, soprano; wu
Ham Vlckery; tenor, and Arthur Rouner,
baritone, will sin "The, Christmas King,
a; cantata, , by Fred, B.- Jlolton, Sunday
South Side
SETTLEMENT
TO DISTRIBUTE
XMASD!NNERS
Sixty Baskets to Be Sent Out
Monday and Tuesday;
Children .Will Re-
ceiVe Candy. - ,
Sixty families will be, made happy
Christmas day by the basket oi good
cheer distributed by the South Side
Settlement to those who otherwise
would not be able to have them.
. The baskets will contain dinners
composed of chicken, canned vege
tables,, butter, candy, fruit and nuts.
The. supplies were donated by
friends of the settlement and will be
distributed Monday and Tuesday.
.. On account of the influenza the
usual Christmas tree and program
for the children will not be held this
year, but in its place the Cellegiate
Alumnae association, who provided
the tree in former year, has furnish
ed candy, fruit and stockings for SOD
children. Christmas day the chil
dren to receive these gifts will pass
in the front door and out another in
single file and receive their goodies.
Mrs. VV. S. Caldwell, head of the
settlement, says that games or toys
will be appreciated for use in the
settlement. They may be left at
the settlement, 2728 Q street.
South Side Brevities
Dundee Fresbyterlan Church.
Fiftieth and Underwood. Harry B. Fos
ter, minister.
MORNINQ 11 A. M.
Prelude Soft-Footed Snow Lie
Anthem Sing, O Daughter of Zion....
Marshall-Loepk
Offertory Solveig's Crade Song. . . .Grelg
Sermon The New Born King.
Postlude Christmas .March Gounod
VESPER 5 P. M.
Silent Night (Quartet) Gruber
CANTATA Tht First Christmas.
Tenor Solo and Quartet As tht Earth
Brings Forth Her Bud.
'i'enor And the Angel Uabrlel was
Sent.
Quartet Hall, Though Highly Favored.
Contralto Solo and Quartet I Will
Greatly Rejoice tn the Lord.
Recitative Baritone And Mary Arose.
Quartet Blessed be the Lord of Israel.
Contralto As He Spake by the
Mouth of His Holy Prophets.
Quartet To Perform the Mercy.
Quartet That We Being Delivered
Out of the Hands.
Tenor Solo And Thou, Child, Shall Be
Called.
Organ Interlude Christmas Night.
Quartet O'er Bethlehem's Plains.
Air Soprano and Quartet Fear Not!
Behold! I Bring You Glad Tidings!
Soprano Solo The Stars Shine Bright.
Duet, Tenor and Baritone See Tou Not
the Radiant Star.
Carol 8lng, Ye Choristers of Heaven.
Baritone Solo , and Quartet Is This the
Messiah?
Snprano Behold, My Servant.
Quartet Great is the Lord.
Contralto The Stars Shine Bright.
Tenor With Holy Love.
Contralto and Tenor with Quartet Ths
Patient Oxen Are Lowing There.
Finale Great Is the Lord.
North Presbyterian.
Twenty-fourth and Wirt. '
MORNING, 11 A. M.
Prelude Bethlehem Mailing
Anthem There Were Three Kings.. Brlggs
Violin Adagla, Suite i Rles
Mrs. Grace Leldy Burger.
Anthem . with Solo Violin Obllgato
Child Jtsns Comes Manney
Mrs, Roy Flanagan. Mrs. Burger.
Offertory (paatoral symphony) Mes-
Binut ......... ,
Carol (with due violin obllgato)
Blnthdayof a Klng...NeldIlnger-Krats
Miss Nelson, Miss Evans, Mrs. Burger.
Postlude Processional ; . . . . Solomon
EVENING. 7:30 P. M.
Prelude Scotch Christmas Song
Fetroyon
Anthem (with solo) The Earth Lay
Wrapt , Sheldon
. Miss Helen Fales.
Offertory The Three Wise Men.. Mailing
Due O, Morning Land ....Phelps
Mr. Robert Morrison, Miss rales.
Postlude Anniversary Song.... Lemmens
Mrs. H. A.' Nelson, organist; Leo K.
Krats, choirmaster.
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Castelar Presbyterian.
Morning
"And There Were Shepherds" Holton
Mrs. Bluhm and Choir.
Tht Song Is Ringing Still".... Roseman
Miss Lucy Hill.
The Angel Song" Strlckler
' Miss McDonald.
Evening
"O'er the Silent Eastern Hills". .Holton
Mrs. Partch, Miss McDonald and Choir.
'Follow the Guiding Star".-. Austin
Harold Graham, Herman Krelle.
Thert Is Room in My Heart for Thee'
Elliot
t Choir.
"The Birthday of a King"... .Neidllnger
Walter Krelle. .
"Christmas Song" Adam
Harold Graham.
"Shepherds Abiding in the Field"...,
Ashford
Miss McDonald and Choir.
Westminster Presbyterian.
Twenty-ninth and Mason, J. Franklin
luung p&siur.
MOBNINB AT 10:30.
Organ Prelude Two Christmas
Themes Gullmant
Christmas Carols (male quartet)
Away In a Mairger and Silent
Night. Holy Night..'
,. Spllman and Gueber
Male Quartet Star of Bethlehem...
....Wilson
Mixed Quartet Sing Hallelujah Forth,
Buck
Offertory (violin solo) Cradle song..
Miss Anderson.
Sermon Ths Peact that It Worth
While
Mixed Chorus Hallelujah Chorus from
The Messiah Handel
Organ Postlude Noel Dubois
Adams Guest at Atlantic.
Capt C E. Adams, commander
in chief of the G. A. R. will be guest
of honor of the Co.-nmerical club
of Atlantic la., Monday night, at a
banquet when the other guests will
be returned soldiers and members of
the Rainbow division who are now
in that , section of tne country.
Will buy Liberty bonds. Room 122
Woodman Bldg.
Slack, 14 per ton. A. L. Bergqulst. Son
& Co. Tel. South 68.
Toys and useful gifts for everybody
Koutsky-Pavlik Co. Store open evenings.
Ladles of St. Agnes court of Foresters
will meet Sunday in St Agnes hall at 3
p. m.
Private James Donohue, Private Francis
Higgens and Bugler Leo Sullivan have re
turned from Trinity college, Sioux City,
la., and are spcn-l'rg , the holidays in
South Side.
Mrs. J. A. Bradley returned Saturday
morning from Mayo Brothers' hospital,
Rochester, Minn., where she has been for
th past month recovering from an operation.
Ter. pentfl a. we1r AnnnaltoA ...k
child in our Economy Savings Club as-
es a merry unristmas ror all next year
I: now. Live Stnrlc Nntlnnnl Tlnnb rn
24th and N Sts.
The TCrnnnmv Snvlnira rlnh nf th. T.1,.a
Stock National bank, Twenty.fourth and
. Bii-eeiB, niters me neat way lo save for
lext Chrlfltmmi Frnm inn n 14 on
week. Fifty weeks.
Tht best and surest way to remember
le members nf vmir fumiiv now rh.i.f
mAS Is In tflkA nut mamh.puhin In a..p
Economy Savings club, Live Stock Na
tional bank, corner Twenty-fourth and N
ureeis.
COUNTRY ASKS
HARMONY OF
REPUBLICANS
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niakei such a fight as they see fit
in caucus and abide by the results,
while Senator Norris has said that
he will take his, resolution provid
ing that "the chairman of the com
mittee on appropriations, finance,
foreign relations,- interstate com
merce, judiciary j military affairs,
naval affairs or postoflices and post
roads, while holding such chairman
ship, shall not be a member of any
of the other of said committees," to
the caucus and make his fight there.
The republican party knows and
appreciates the gravitv of the re
sponsibility it has assumed. It. will
show itself capable of carrying out
the work put into its keeping, ac
cording to its leaders.
Fess Makes Statement.
Representative Fess of Ohio,
chairman of the republican, con
giessional campaign committee, is
sued a. statement today recalling
disastrous results of former differ
ences over party organization and
warning against a "scramble for po
sition" now.
"The country must await 1920 o
place full authority of the govern
ment in the keeping of the republi
can party," said the statement.
"Whether this will be done or not
will depend upon how we use the
victory given us by the people. If
tl.e house now, in its first oppor
tunity since it has come under con
trol of our party, proceeds to effect
an organization upon any ground
other than the country's welfare
through party soldidarity, it will be
a serious mistake, too apparent for
any comment.
"The vote of confidence in the last
election, which was emphatic as to
its significance, will be as quickly
withdrawn as it was given if either
personal ambition or factional
rivalry be permitted to descend to
any bitter scramble for position,
tither in the speakership or the as
signment of committees. No such
consideration can be allowed to dic
tate our first official act."
Auburn Man Jailed
for Reckless Driving
Following Collision
R. C. Holt, real estate man of
Auburn, ran into a car driven by
E. H. Dessauer, 4102 Farnam street,
last night and landed in jail.
Dessauer, with his family, was
backing out from the curb in front
of the Muse theater when Holt, driv
ing a seven passenger Packard car
collided with him. Holt admits that
he was going about 35 miles per
hour.
None of the occupants in either
car was injured, Holt did not stop
to inquire if any one was hurt, but
diove on as fast as possible.
A special policeman was near at
hand and saw l the smash-up. He
jumped in a Ford car and along with
Dessauer pusrued Holt and finally
caught him after he wrecked his car
by running into a sewer hole.
Holt was taken to the station and
a charge of reckless driving, drunk
and illegal possession of intoxicat
ing liquor was placed agaiqst him.
b. ti. Belamy, farmer trom Hold-
rege, was also booked as drunk.
Mable Anderson. 2101 Avenue B.
Council Bluffs: Marv Belle. 511
South Twenty-sixth street; Marie
Nile9, ,3010 Davenport street; Alice
McLormick, 114 North Fifteenth
street and L; S. McKajue, 523 South
Twenty-sixth street, passengers in
ul.- j: : j '
nuns car were uibimsseu.
Girls Leave Detention Home;
Two Policemen Suspended
Seven girls escaped from the de
tention home Friday night. i.
Mrs. Berger, who is in charge of
the detention home, says she thinks
some girl who has been at the
home and has since left, gave one of
the girls a duplicate key to the front
door. '
About 6 o'clock this girl and six
others put on their hats and coats
and walked out, and did not even
say good-bye.
Officers Patrick Coffev and E. T.
Slezewski, who were on duty at the
time, and who claim to know noth
ing of the escape, were suspended.
This jnakes the total of escapes
for the week ten, as three girls got
away the early part of the week.
Sleet Storm Breaks Down
Wires in South Dakota
Aberdeen, . S. D., Dec. 21. Tele
phone and telegraph lines have suf
fered from the sleet storm which
last night and today swept over
considerable territory, embracing
the range of hills from Webster to
Milbank and south to Watertown.
In that section the sleet was most
severe. Every .attempt is being
made to restore service.
Sergeant Horn, Omaha,
Just Misses Big Feed;
Thinks He Was Lucky
W. W. P. Horn of the Thompson
Belden company has received a let
ter from his son. Sergt. Howard C.
Turn unf'er 'ate r,f November 2o.
In his letter the sergeant tells of
the bit? Thanksgiving celebration
which the men of his company had
on the Sunday preceding, at which
time they not only had real turkey,
but all the trimmings that go to
make up a real American Thanks
giving dinner.
"Some job, the cooking was," says
the sergeant, "as it had to be cooked
in different places all over the town,
and part of the stuff had to be gotten
from places ten to twelve miles dis-
tarn.
The sergeant then tells of an in
cident" which he 'considers .' both
lucky and unlucky for him. '
He savs thev were just about
ready to sit down to the "big feed"
when Major Domar called upon him
for a speech. Two big Pierce-Ar-
row trucks drove up ana captain
Linquist called him out of-the room
and sent him off on a hurry up
trip. "That part of it was lucky,
insofar as I escaped, having to
make a speech," says the sergeant,
"hut inst think of all that trobd
pumpkin pie and turkey that I
missed.
Jurors in Dodder Case
s Disagree; Are Discharged
-A jury in the case of Mrs. Delia
Dodder against the Standard Acci
dent Insurance company, for $12,-
000 on a policy issued to the late
Edward L. Dodder, was discharged
at 10 o'clock last night by Judge
Sears in district court. They had
been ont since 6 p. m. Friday and
were unable to reach an agreement.
The division of the jurors was six
to six.
The case was called for hearing
Monday, December 9, and 39 wit
nesses were examined by two at
torneys for the plainaiff and three
for the defendant company.
It is probable that this case which
failed of decision will be retried.
or Piles
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OMAHA MAY HAVE
MEMORIAL FOR
DEAD SOLDIERS
Movement Started to Erect
Monument to Heroes Killed
Overseas; Will Ask May
or to Call Meeting.
A. permanent memorial to be
erected in honor of th Omaha sol
dien who gave their lives for their
country was discussed yesterday at
a meeting of the war activities com
mittee of the Chamber of Com
merce. It is felt that the matter is strict
ly an Omaha proposition and it is
likely that the mayor' will be asked
to call a meeting of various or
ganizations to take up the matter
in the near future.
Randall K. Brown, in speaking of
the memorial' after the meeting,
said:
"We believe it ought to be some
thing practical, but it is going to
take some time to develop and de
termine just what is proper."
"What we are most interested in
just now," added Mr. Brown, "is
the taking care of soldiers that are
coming back, looking after their
employment and getting them back
into the proper channels of civil
life."
There ha,ve been many sugges
tions made recently as to just what
kind of a Jnemorial would be most
appropriate. Some have suggested
an arch in a prominent place in the
city, while others have favored the
time-honored monument with the
names of the heroes permanently
inscribed upon it. However, there
seems to be a general feeling that
the proper memorial is one which is
more the embodiment of life, such
as a hospital, orphanage or .some
public building dedicated 1 to the
memory of the soldiers of the pres
ent war.
North Platte Teacher
Killed at Maxwell, Neb.
North Platte. Neb.. Dec. 21
(Special- Telegram) Evangeline
Gough, 20 years old, was struck by
a man fain at Maxwell last even
ing ana instantly killed. She had
been teaching there and was wait
ing tor a train to come home for the
holidays. In order to reach the
train it is necessary to cross nne nf
the track's and it was while doing
mis mat tne young woman was
struck. Miss Gough was graduated
in June. She leaves three sisters,
and a grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Alexander. , m
May Now Use Code.
Washington. Tier. 21 Wartlm.
regulations rennirinir that nnfirtn.
tions of cablegrams shall be in plain
language instead oi coae were re
voked today by the government cen-
scrsnip Doara.
"Best Show This Year" j
Is Verdict of Gayety j
Offering This Weelc
"The best show I've seen this
year," was heard fhroughouHhe lob
by of the Gayety last night. And
if's a fact. The show is a scream
from start to fiinish.
Harry Morton is as funny a com-;
edian as has played on any stags'
in Omaha this year.
Not only are his regular jokes
funny, but he is extemporaneous
and that is where he gets the
house.
Zella Russell as prim donna
is .superb. Her customes are gor
geous and her voice shows the i
amount of training that she must f
have gone through to make-it a.s
pleasing as it is. Her specialty is
'big time' act' in itself and it is ;
only with reluctance that the audi-j
ence allows the show u progress. .
Eleanor Hart, the ingenue prima
donna,is a very beautiful woman and
her songs simply bring the house
down. , , ,
Harry K(orrison with his Alad-1
din's lamp, has a remarkable voice j
and puts his numbers over with
'punch.
The chorus is composed of a
pretty group of girls and they are
all good dancers Irene Meara, the
soubrette, is a very tiny little bit oi
humanity, but she is as full of 'pep
as a bottle of charged water.
ABUNDANT
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
and exceptional values will be
found in our Small Musical
Instrument and Sheet Music
Department, t
Violin , .$12 to $200
Ukeleles .$ 5 to $ 10
Snare Drums ...$12 to $ 38
GuiUra $ 6 to $ 12
Banjo $18 to $ 28
Boy 6cout Bugles $ 6
J. W. York & Sons !
Band Instruments .
Extra Special
Music Rolls and Bags at
great reduction.
We carry a complete stock
of popular sheet music and
teachers' supplies at . lowest
prices.
Mail orders promptly filled.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER
22":" PIAK0 C0.r
i at ii sin
Christmas
Notwithstanding the stringency of the tobacco market,
we are splendidly stocked with standard brands of ci
gars, fresh from the manufacturers and fortunately in
almost all instances, with very little advance over for
mer figures. We have the goods, not excuses or alibis.
These goods are on display at all five of our stores, but
if you do not find just the brand you want in the first
one of our stores visited, please go to our next nearest
StOre. ' ' : . -
10c Cubanoids in boxes of 25
for $1.90
8c Carmens . in Tins of 25
for : 81.75
8c Carmens in boxes of 50
for $3.40
Cc 3-50-2 Tins of 25 f or$1.40
6c Stachelberg Havana Spe
cials, boxes of 50 for . .$2.50
6c La Siesta in boxes of 50
for $2.75
10c straight La Carleta clear
Havana, boxes of 50 for$4.70
10c straight Flor de Melba Se
lecto or Corono size, boxes of
50 for $4.70
5c Yankee Consuls in boxes of
50 for $2 25
10c Lady Curzon in boxes of
25 for $2.25
10c La Azora in 'boxes of 50
for $4.70
10c straight La Fendrich in
boxes of 50 for $4.70
10c Ten Eyck Coronas in boxes
of 50 for ....$4.70
10c Royal Sovereign Brevas in
boxes of 50 for $4.75
6c Bugles in Tins of 25 $1.40
15c Flor' de Murat Frontenac
size, in boxes of 25 for $3.25
10c Flor de Murat Opera size
in boxes of 50 for ...$4.75
11c Saramita Perfecto Royal
in boxes of 25 for ... .$2.50
11c Saramita Perfecto Royal in
boxes of 50 for. . . . $4.90
10c Saramita Commanders in
boxes of 50 for $4.70
15c Saramita foil wrapped
boxes of 25 for ...... $3.00
6c Saramita foil bundles of 5,
packed in boxes of 60 $2.75
15c El Paxos in boxes of. 25
for ......... ,.$3.50
La Preferpncia. 3 sizes. :':-,
Websters clear Havanas 3
sizes. . ? :
Robt. Burns 2 sizes.
Chancellor Cigars 3. sizes.
Reios 2 sizes. ,'-
Princess Mercedes 2 sizes.
Tom Moores 2 sizes.
Roitan 3 sizes. ' ' '
Rosembnt Cigars 2 sizes. . 7
Little Boxes Cigars.
Valencia clear Havanas in' at
tractive tins of 12 for. . .60d
Valencia clear Havanas in at
tractive tins of 25 for. $1,15
La Muhas in cedar boxes of 10
for .'.-.. 81.10.
Tobacco in 1-Ib. Glass .'
Humidoret
1-lb. Edgworth Humidore
for $1.50
Mb. Prince Albert Humidore
for ...$1.50
LADIES We guar
antee that the cigars
we sell you will please
the one to whom you
present them. If they
do not, we will . ex
change them. - .
CANDY-PERFUMES
THERMOS BOTTLES
SHERMAN- McCONNELL
DRUG COMPANY
Good Drug Stores in Prominent Locations.
Corner 16th and Dodge Corner 19th and Farnam
Corner 16th and Harney Corner 24th and Farnam
Corner 49th and Dodge
(General Office, 2d Floor, 19th and Farnam
. Telephone Douglas 7855.) -
