Tin: SEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY? APRIL 22, 1920.'
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"BULL PEN" IS
v UANUUhl JIALL
OF MARIANS
Eight Popular Members Given
Insight Into Police Life
at Dinner Directors
. Nominated.'
A body, of military officers with
Maj. Gen. E, F. McLachlin, commanding-officer
at Camp Funston,
fcan., as honored guest, attended the
Rotary club.dinner in the ball room
of the Hotel Fontenelle yesterday
noon.
Fully 200' members of the club
were present
Nomination of 17 members as can
didates for directors of the club took
place immediately following the din
ner. An ejection. of nine of the 17
chosen candidates will be held next
Wednesday.
Eight popular Rotarians were ob
liged, to their own chagrinand to
the hearty amusement of thosejres-
cnt. to feast m the "bull pen." T
soldiers with rifles
"gang" into the "pen
guard.
The inmates of the pen were Al
Dresher. John Welch, Dr. F. M.
Conlin, L. V. Nicholas, A. J. Cooley;
E. A. Seabury, E. C. Cope, jr., and
C J. Sutton.
As principal speaker at the din
ner Major General McLachlin gave
an educational address on the mod
ern advantages of the recruit in the
army. Every detail of army life was
brought ouf in Major General Mc
Lachlin's address.
Major General McLachlin wa3
wo
herded the
and stood
winner of the French Legion of
Honor, Croix de Guerre with two
palms, for valor under fire, and the
Distinguished Service cross during
the world war.
He is remembered as having been
stationed at Fort Crook in 1907-9.
Nominees for Office. -
The following Rotarians were
nominated candidates for directors
of the club for the coming season:
Tames Allen. Dr. C. B. Atzen,
Jorm Bekin, J. H. "Beveridge, A. P.
Billings. D. C. Buell, A. H Currie,
A-N. Eaton, C. L. Farnsworth,
Charles R. Gardner, A. W. Gordan,
I. M Harding, John. Lionberger, W.
E. Reed. A. C. Scott, R. S.' Trimble
and W. H. Wheeler. '
The following army officers were
seated at the speakers' table with
General McLachlin: Col. B. B.
Buck, Lieut. Col. Jacob M. ,Wuest,
Lieut. Cot. B. R. Wade, Maj. H. C.
White, Capt. Stephen Peretzky,
Capt. George C. Lewis, Lieuts. Wil
liam E. Connolly and Thomas H.
Christian. ..,'
Rev, Joseph J.- Lampe,
Denunciator of Heresy,
Dies Here of Old Age
Rev. Joseph jt Lampe, 83 years
old, nationally known figure in Pres
byterian circles, died early yester
day morning at his home,' 4829 Dav
enport street
Death was due'to the infirmities of
old age. --The
Rev. Lampe gained promi
nence for his bitter denunciation of
alleged heresy throughout the coun
try years ago.
He organized the Dundee' Presby
terian church afld for 22 years was
professor of theology at the Presby
terian seminary. Twenty-first and
Lothrop streets. ,.
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Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
My HEART -and
My HUSBAND
By APELE GARRISON
What' Lillian Demanded of Madge.
'What's the great idea, Madge"?
Lilian, drawled, as the car, still in
high, turned the corner leading from
the tea room grounds into the boule
vard at a rate much faster than t
had ever gone. "Far be it from me
to be hypocritical, ofd dear, but "
I slackened speed, tried to think
swiftly of an excuse plausible
enough to hide from Lillian the fact
that I had been startled into panic.
There was but one idea obsessing
my mind to keep Harry Under
wood's presence a secret from her.
"I beg your pardon, toth of you,"
I said contritely. "I've done that
twice now, and the nelt time I'm
?;oing to have my brain examined
or a possible lesion. I sometimes
wonder if I'll ever be able to run
a car right away. I'm forever doing
the things I ought not to do and
leaving undone the things I ought
to do.7
"YesI've always noticed that
your memory was your weak point,"
Lillian said dryly, and I knew by
her tone, that my excuse had not
deceived her.
"It isn't my memory," I protested
valiantly. "It's my muscle sense.
My brain tells me to do something,
and my muscles do exactly the op
posite. I think I mustTiave one of
those upside down or wrongside out
anatomies which you read of in
hospital records." ) '
My vanity emittted a shriek of
agony at this speech, but I smoth
ered it gallantly. As it happens I
have never had any of the exper
iences which I was so speciously as
suming, and I hare 'been ridicu
lously proud of my, small -ability in
driving, a fault shared by most be
ginners. I fancy.
"Well, if that's the case," Lillian
advised crisply, "suppose you con
centrate your alleged brain on your
muscles until we get home. I've
no inclination for a hospital bed at
this juncture."
I made her no answer, for I saw
J hat she' was annoyed by the real
isk I had run in turning the corner
so abruptly, and I 'devoted my whole
attention to the car until after de
positing Alice Holcombe at Lillian's
suggestion two blocks from her
home we turned into our own gate
way. There was no one in sight. From
the usual routine of my family I
knew that Mother Graham and my
father were enjoying their afternoon
naps, and; that Junior, either asleep
or awake, was with Katie. Robert
Savarin and Marion evidently had
not returned from their excursion
around Marvin, which ' was sched
uled to end at an ice cream parlor.
"I only hope Robert doesn't make
that child sick on ice cream and
candy," Lillian said worriedly as she
alighted from the car, and. looking,
around, 1 noted the absence of the
two. "He Hasn't as much sense as
Marion about things 'ike that, and
she always loses her head at. a soda
fountain."
"It Is Your Duty."
I was slefishly glad that her at
tention had been diverted from me.
was not ready for further cate
chism upon the subject of what had
startled me. But my elation was
short-lived.
"Let's go on up to your room,"
Lillian proposed, almost too casual
ly. "I'm in no mood to" listen to
the prattle of 'Her Fluffiiiess,' much
as I enjoy it usually, and she'll be
sure to drop in if I go to my own
room now." J
."Of course," I agreed warmly,
but I was anything but warm in
side, and my mind was working
frantically as to how I could best
prevent Lillian from finding out the
truth. But as it turned out,- there
was something entirely different in
her mind.- -
"Well, we've done s pretty good
day's work in the last hour!" she
said satisfiedly, a3 she threw herself
into the chair, and there was the
joy of achievement untinged by
smug complacence in her , voice.
"Now, when you decide to loosen
up on the things you've been hold
ing out on me for the last few
months III have a clear course."
"Holding out on you?" I stam
mered, confused for the instant as
to what she could niir.n. ,
"The real dope on .Kenneth Stock
bridge's attitude toward this child
hood friend who would let herself
be cut into inch pieces for him. bub
who doesn't dream he cares for her.,
I know he confided irj.you, and, of
course, I honor your confidence, but
the time has com, as the walrus so
pa'tly remarked, to talk of many
things, and we will begin, if you
please, with those papers Kenneth
Stockbridge asked you to keep for
him.
"This is a matter of life 'and
death, and I must have every last
thread in my hands. After all, you're
neither a priest nor a clergyman,
my dear. The man is in deadly
teril, and it is your duty to tell me
everything you know."
(Continued Tomorrow.) "
Deny Knowledge of ' Plots.
New York. April 21 Representa
tives here of the British government
professed 'ignorance of any investi
gation of reports that a plot was
being hatched in New York to fo
ment simultaneous uprisings in'vari
ouparts of, British dependencies.
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Thursday "
April 22d, 9 a. m.
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A Radical-Redaction Sale of
sun
Offering 486 High -Grade "All Wool', All Silk
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$65, $75, $85 and $?5 Values
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'OMAHA'S VAu7bfviN3 STORCi N ,
Now Let's Think of Dressing Up
the Home for Spring and Summer
Now Is the time when the, worn piece of furniture or the inhar
monious draperies you hae put up with all winter are certain to
stand out accusingly in the geiaeral atraQsphere of new things. ,
. That feeling of general well-being Jthat comes with the warm
days is so hard to keep when a dreary," monotonous old note strikes
the ey In the home The home needs freshening up! :
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Choose a Few
Wicker Pieces
This beautiful furniture is found today, in homes everywhere. .
Persons of discriminating taste prefer, the'eharm and airiness
that this furniture gives a room. ' '
It is distinctive in appearance,' and it will give many long years
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Giving Prices? "
SVcu Shipments of-
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Old "Ivory Reed Arm Chair Re-:
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Frosted Brown Reed Rocker
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Frosted Brown Table With Oak
Top Size of. top is 24 inches;,
;a well-made table;
..$35
at.
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Extraordinary Designs In New Cretonnes In all the much-wanted
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At $3.0D to $12.00 a Paif
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your Rugs. . , .
Ice Cream Freezer
2-qt size, comoact and easily
cleaned; will freeze ice cream
and sherbets In five CC,,
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BoWen's Brooms
Made of excellent quality broom
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Smooth and strong
handle
,35c
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