THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. ' APRIL 20, 1921.
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Premier Warns
Canadians of
Danger of Break
Independence or Annexation
' To United ' States Im
minent' -Ta'schereau
Declares. :
' fnritrf-at.' O'iie ..' Aoril 19. Explo
ion of a bomb in their 'midst could
BVdlvvl i la V I'lvynn. m ...v. -
ling effect in political circles than a
peech delivered to tne women s sec
tion of St.' Jean Baptnte society by
the prime minister, of: the province,
A. L Taschereau, lid, when it
reached the ears of the English-
speaking population. Premier Tas
chereau made the alarming assertion
that the confederation is , In danger
of breaking up and that Canada is
at the parting of the ways and must
oppose either the status quo, seek
independence or annexation to the
United States.
, He made it. evident that independ
ence at least for French-Canadians
had attractions for him and equally
evident that rather than be annexed
to the United States he would retain
the British connection for a time.
The prime minister introduced his
startling review of the political out
look with an attack on nationaliza
tion of railways which, he declared,
-A --.,.- I" i t-ii i m har flip
burdens of the west iu order to save
the western provinces from bank
ruptcy. "Many people ask," he said,
"if this nationalization is not the first
breach and a strong breach of the
federal pact."
"At present," he said, "wc are a
'British colony, practically autona
mous. Men were divided in regard to
the future, and probably women
would be also.
"We are now, at the turning of the
ways, the status quo on rupture of
the federal pact, annexation to thy
United States or independence. I
ratiirallv prefer to sec Canada not
divided."
As to independence, the premier
said,, that at the time of confedera
tion, McDonald, McNab, Cauchon
and Tache had not hesitated to speak
of independence and Cauchon had
predicted that conclusion when we
had a poulation of 6.000,000 and a
trade of $250,000,000. "We have
passed that stage and I do not want
to be an apostle of independence but
evidently wc will not always be a
colony, and the day will come when
we will take our place in the family
of nations.
"I may be wrong, but it seems to
me that annexation to the. United
States would be fatal to our race. ,
"The Americans are the greatest
of assimilators. Few, races or na
tionalities which get into that big'
stream maintain their character and
their traits."
Pioneer Resident of
Nebraska and Civil
War Veteran Dies
Nehawka. Neb., April 19. (Spe
t is I.) Malcolm Hail Pollard, pio
r;eer resident of. Nebraska and civil
war veteran, died at his home near
Nekawka following a lingering 3 II
oss brought on by a fall in which
he sustained a fractured hip.
Mr. Tolltfrd was born at Plymouth,
Vt., December 7, .1845, where his
father was superintendent of the
Vermont state prison and at one time
state senator. He enlisted in the
Third Vermont battery, light artil
lery in the Army of the Potomac
am! served throughout the civil war.
He first came to Nebraska in 1867
to visit relatives and later returned,
engaging in farming near Nehawka.
He was married to Ruth Batts, also
of Vermont, in 1880. Four of their
six children survive: - Mrs. Alton
t. John of Nebraska City and Ro
vtna, Hall and Mcrritf F. of New
lawka. Five grandson's, four brothers
.ire" three sisters also survive. Funer
? 1 services were held from the home.
Burning Community Club '
Holds Tree-Planting Day
Hebron, Neb., April .19; (Special)
-Bruning village Community club
engineered a tree-planting day; last
week, when the men put m the
afternoon planting trees in the city
park near the railway station. They
began, work at 1:15 and before 4:30
had finished planting 450 trees. They
also piped water -into the park for
the .. accommodation of travelers.
Two cleanup days will be observed
being donated for the purpose.
Piece of Cow's Rib Placed
' In Deformed Spine of Baby
Wayne, Neb., April 19.-r-(Special.)
r An extraordinary 'operation was
performed here by Dr. S. A. Sutger
at the Wayne hospital. A piece of
the spine was removed to correct a
congenital deformity in a 2-year-old
child. To take the place of 'the
portion of bone removed, a piece of
rib from a cow was inserted. Attend-
ing surgeons pronounced Jhe opera
tion a success and say that the child
will live.
Hebron School Teachers
Re-Elected for Next Year
Hebron. Neb., April 19. (Special)
-The teaching force of the Hebron
public schools, was re-elected for
next vear at a recent meeting of the
Board of Education and all of the
grade teachers have accepted. Miss
Kauffman of the high school faculty
and Superintendent Darcy also will
stay, but four members of the High
school faculty arc yet to be supplied.
Missouri River Washing ,
Away Part of Dakota City
Dakota City, Neb., April 19.
(Special.) Two streets of Dakota
City are gradually disappearing due
to inroads of the Missouri river,
which is cutting away large portons
of land even during the period of
- low water. . Houses have been moved
. and trees are being v.coriverted into
' cordwood to salvage them from the
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Dakota City Man Elected
neaa 01 nosuo ouuwhb
' Rosalie, Neb, April 19. (Special.)
Th school hoard has elected
Superintendent J. Irvin Long -of
schools for the, coming year, v Mr,
Lone will receive a salary of $225
.'a month, which is more than has
ever been paid in this school district
Good Roads Boosters
Are Guests of Beatrice
Chamber of Commerce
Beatrice, Neb., April 19. (Special
Telegram.) More than 100 dele
gates, good roads boosters of the
Golden Rod Highway association,
were guests of the Chamber of Com
merce luncheon, the occasion being
the annual meeting of the associa
tion. At the morning session plans for
making the Golden Rod the best
route through Nebraska and even
tually the favorit transcontinental
system were discussed. Following
the luncheon Mayor C. C. Farlow
gave the address of welcome, with
response by J. W. Smith of Stratton.
Neb., president of the association.
Short addresses were made by 1. 1.
Adams, C. E. Jones and E. L. Hevc
lone of Beatrice; Jack Gregg of Otis,
Colo.; A. S. Minick of the depart
ment of public works, and J. M.
Agee of Superior, Neb.
A plan for utilizing the leisure time
of state hihway patrolmen on by
roads or feeders was discussed and
declared feasible, Air officers were
re-elected until Arbor day, 1922, the
date of the next annual meeting.
Rail Official Promises
To Safeguard Crossings
Nebraska City, Neb., April 19.
(Special.)-The chid engineer of the
Missouri Pacific was here in consul
tation with the city commissioners in
regard to a mandamus suit filed
against the railroad company some
time ago by the city attorney to
compel the company to make several
crossings in the city safe for the
traveling public, After visiting the
crossings in question the railroad of
ficial promised to make the required
improvements within a few weeks,
provided the mandamus suit was dis
missed. Sues to Recover Money
Madison, Neb.. April 19. (Spe
cial.) W. Hunter Haffcy, Tilden,
has brought action in district court
against B.' F. Holton to recover
$1,455 and costs on contract for sale
of lots .37, 38 and 39, block one, East
Lawn addition, Tilutn.
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k Disease of the Down Hrted--Prac
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Many man is broken down and
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tual disease in his organs and tis
sues he has lost his grip, feels
week and nervous and everything,
look dark. He is Buffering from
the great American disease Neur
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overwork, worry, eontinual hurry and nerv.
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more certainly will it end in real disease
of his organs, his nerves or his mind.
Such- a man should live on the simple
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it he can, an hour In the afternoon and
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H Opportunity appears in many guises. The offer of The Bee
of $25,000.00 in awards is one of them. These lines of type
contain many words, but the sum of all words is one word
Opportunity. V The Omaha Bee offers $25,000.00 in awards" ONE $7,800
home NINE high class automobiles Seventeen other cash
awards. The of fer of any one of them is made to you.
If YOJU, by devoting part of your spare time each day to secur
ing subscriptions to The Omaha Bee, may become the owner
of THE HOME, a classy MOTOR CAR or a cash award
within a few weeks. . -
: H The absolute certainty that you may do so is contained in the
fact that maiiy others in previous campaigns of this nature
have performed equal wonders with their spare time.
K The way to win one of these awards is to enter The Help Your
self Club NOW. If you are entered, the secret of success is
; systematized, persistent effort.
1f By following this program you may own your own home, a
fine automobile or a substantial deposit in a local building
and loan association in a few weeks time. It has been dope
by others. You may do the same. TRY IT.
Although The Bee's Help-Yourself Club campaign was of
fically started Monday morning with the publication of the firat
list of those nominated in the eight districts, there is still time
to make additional entries. The list is still open for nomina
tions and any person who seeks an opportunity to win one of
the twenty-seven handsome awards has a chance to get in.
Everyone has a desire to own their own home. There
is no better or cheaper way to gain possession of a home than
to enter The Bee Help-Yourself Club and enter with the deter
mination to win this home. 1
In addition, there are- subsantial cash deposits in Build
ing & Loan Associations, besides a handsome seven-passenger
Cadillac as well as eight Maxwell Touring cars to be given as
awards to men and women in the states of Nebraska and Iowa.
It costs you nothing to join this Club, and with your spare
time put into this work there is as much opportunity for you
to share in these awards as any other person. It is easy to
join the Club a letter, a postal card or the Entry Blank clipped
from this ad sent to the Club manager will enter you. As
soon as this communication is received, the person entered will
be supplied with all the forms necessary for their use. All
persons interested are advised by the Club manager to scan
the lists from the various districts closely.. Let everyone see
if his or her town is well represented. If it is not, if there are
no live and ambitious folks from your town in the race, the
chances are fine for you to win one of the awards. Send in
your Entry Blank at onde. - . ' ,..-
' In the ten weeks, those who work and secure awards will
have taken down values which might well make any person
envious. They are all high-class awards and well worth tho
effort put forth to win them. The Help-Yourself Club manager
insists that with a $7,800 home a $4,440 Cadillac automobile,
a $1,500 cash deposit in the Building & Loan Association and
with eight automobiles, also sixteen other building & Loan de
posits, he has secured for the Club members thetfinest arvay of
awards consistent with good business judgement. Each of the
Club members, he says, should assume the attitude of apprppria
tion and each should make up his mind that the grand award
is to go to him and that is half the battle. If your friends '
know you are determined to win one of the capital awards, ail
will rally to your assistance. If you have not already stent in
your Entry Blank, send it in at once. , .
WHO may" compete
Any person, man or woman, married or single, is eligible
to compete. No employe of The Bee , or dependent member
of their family may compete.
HOW VOTES ARE OBTAINED
Votes are issued on subscription payments from new and
old subscribers to The Omaha Bee. These payments may be
made direct to the Club members as they are supplied with
receipt books and are authorized to accept these payments.
The number of votes given depends on the amount paid and
whether the subscriber is new or old. An old subscriber is one
who was taking the paper April 10thvand is given half the
number of votes a new subscriber receives.
The other way of securing votes is to clip the free 10
vote coupon from each issue of the paper. Fill out as directed
and send to the manager of the Help-Yourself Club. Each
and everyone counts for ten votes.
The price of the paper and the number of votes given for
the different payments is. shown in the vote schedule in the
"receipt book and in this advertisement. ,
WORK ANYWHERE
' A club member is in no way' restricted as to the locality '
in which he may secure subscription payments and free vote
coupons. You are privileged to obtain these in your own
district or in any other district. The object of. dividing the
, territory into districts was to assure candidates that a certain
list of prizes must be awarded in their district, irrespective
of the vote in other districts. v
HOW CAPITAL AWARDS ARE DISTRIBUTED
The $7,800.00 home, the $4,440.00 Cadillac automobile .
and the . $l,500.p0 Building and Loan Deposit are known as
the capital awards and will be given to the three club mem
bers in the entire territory having the largest number of votes
at the close of the campaign. Every contestant entered is
competing for one of .the capital awards.
HOW DISTRICT AWARDS ARE DISTRIBUTED
The territory covered by. The Bee has been divided into
eight districts and a complete set of awards have been assigned
to each district and are as follows:
One $1,115.09 Maxwell automobile, one $200.00 B. & t,
deposit, one $100.00 B. & L. deposit. These awaTds will be
given to the three people in each of the eight districts having ;
the greatest number of votes to their credit at the close of the
campaign after the grand prize winners have been eliminated.
No person knows in which district ' the capital awards will
be won. ; v " V ; ' 7 ....... "V
It does not make any difference how many voteB a club
member has in any other district, if you have the greatest '
number in your- own district after the grand awards have
been eliminated, y6u will be given the first district award,
whichin this case, is a Maxwell automobile.
The $25.600.06 List of Awards:
2 $7 00.00 HOME, First Capital Award.
1 $4,440.00 Cadillac. Auto.
l-4ij50OJ00 Vomervative B. & L. Deposit.
( 8-4l,U5M0 Maxwell Automobiles.
8 $200.00 B. & L. Deposits.
8 $100 B. & L. Deposits.
. Tofal number of awards, 27.
Ten per cent cash commission to all non
winners if they turn in $50.00 or more.
Vote Value of
Subscription
Payments -
Tha DAILY and Sunday, Moininf or
Evening, by Boy Crr)r in Omaha,
Council Bli.lls and in town whan)
Carrier Boy aervic ia maintained.
- Nw
2 Years $20.40 180,000
1 Yaf ........... 10.20 7,00
6 Months 6.10 32.000
t Months ........ 2. 65 12,000
Moraine or Evening Without Sunday
by Carrier Boy Service.
2 Years V...J 15.60 136,000
1 Year 7.0 62,000
t Months 8.50 ; 22.000
5 Months 1.05 10,000
Sunday Only by Boy Carrier.
New
i Years . .' J10.40 . 56.000
1 Year R-20 S2.000
6 Months ......... 2.60 12.800
Morning, Evening and . Sunday by
, Boy Carrier.
v New
1 Year ..Z. $1-00 152,000
6 Months 0.00 68,060
3 Months ......... 4.60 28.000
Daily and Sunday by Mail.
New
t Years J 18.00 152.000
1 Year 9.00 68,000
Months ......... 4.60 28.000
8 Months . c2.25 10,000
Daily Only by Mail, Without Sunday
New
2 Years flO.OO 76,000
1 Year 8.00 Si. 000
6 Months ......... 2.50 12,000
S Months 1.26 6(000
Sunday Only by Mail.
, New.
5 Years $ .00 62,000
1 Year 4.00 22.000
6 Months 2.00 .10,000
Renewal subscription payments
will be given half aa many
votes as ne-.v subscriptions.
The standing of the Club Members as they appear in this issue only
include the entry blanks which were received up to 6 p. m. Tuesday
DISTRICT NO. 1
Will include all territory inside the
city limits of Omaha south of Pacific
street, west of the river to Seventy
second street, including Ralston, Belle
vue, Fort Crook and Avery.
One 1,1 18.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B A L. Deposit and one S100.00 B.
e L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district. ,
R. W. Sage, 2519 8. fttrd St. B.Olfl
Mrs. O. W. Peek, 2010 Spring St. ..5,000
Floyd Sigler, 1921 Missouri Ave.. 5. 000
James Ourada, 6120 8. 18th St. ..0,000
. Mrs. C. A. Christensen, 622 Cedar. S.OOO
Susan M. these, 2429 S. 21st St. .. 1.000
Ernest Herngren, 2016 S. 7th St. . ,B 000
Martha Ebert, 2402 Poppleton ....5,000
Mrs. Thomas Selile,, 2X18 1 St. , .6,000
Mrs. Pearl Starkey, 1937 S. 12th . .6,000
V. FiaJeehiaro. Sll Woolworth ..6,000
Frank Kenriison, 1609 8. 26th St... 6.000
J. Stefacek, 1601 Vinton St. 5,000
: Mrs. C. H. Speeht. 2201 Poppslton, MOO
; John Sallmo. 723 Pierce St. . ...6.000
Florence MeHale, 71S Hickory ....8,000
a Mrs.. A. M. Firra, 1821 S. 26th .;. .5.000
Thomas D. Sulivan. 4018 S. 27th, 6.000
Mrs. L. Cerns, 220S Vinton ......6,000
Philip Lang, 2756 B. 12th 6,000
Tom Berger, 4516 S. 83rd 8,000
Frank Sterba. 129 Exc. Bldg. S. Y., 6,000
C. O. Philips, 1624 Polk 8t ,.5.000
, Judge Levy, 6925 So. 24th 6.000
Fred.Stroeh. 4942 So. 26th 5,000
'Emma Souden, 3511 Center 6,000
Ponald Sinclair, 2305 S. 23rd ....6,000
Robert Victor. 2803 Poppleton ....5,000
, Mrs. Mabel Hogan, 2408 S. 24th ..6,003
Ed Julis, 6806 S. 20th 6.000
William Murray, 8022 S. 22nd ....5,000
' Mrs. Fred Kaiser, Bellvue, Neb. ..5,000
Anton Nelson, Avery Neb 6,000
John Kwasniewski. 2S57 Oak ....5,000
, J. G. Whalen, 1146 S. 82nd 8,000
Mrs. Ernest Williams. 3022 S. S2nd, 6,000
; W. Elliot. 1309 S. 31st 8.000
Mrs. Tony Cavaleri, 1480 S. 11th ..5,000
Joseph Husak. 6538 S. 88th 5,000
. Mrs. J. N. Williams, 3608 S. 23rd . .5.000
Z. Erstich. 4925 S. 24th . .-, 6.000
Pete Flacah, 6406 S. 80th 5,000
Bernlce Wawri, 3926 L St. .5.000
John Krnjlcek. 5026 S. 22nd 5,000
Vallie Madura. 4621 S. 82nd 5.C00
Mabel Garevett, 826 Bancroft ....6.000
Alfred Paderson, 2019 DorcAS ....6.000
Lillian M. Daily, 4746 8. 19th ..6,020
Mrs. F. Marecek, 5218 S. 20th St... 6,010
D. Robinson. 201 Parker ....... .6.090
Dessie D. Harrop, 2687 Douglas . .6,050
C. A. Wier. 1916 Charles ....... .6,000
C. F. Siosson, Jr., 4906 Cumktg ....6,000
James Kenney, 8418 Ohio 6,000
P. Granfgard. 1607H Cuming ....6,000
Mrs. E. D. Perrin, 8120 N. 47th, ..5,000
Mrs. W. M. Rutzer, 4813 Chicago . .5.000
Chesley Hodder, 2804 N. 60th Ave., 5,000
J. C. Ashmore. 81 N. 22nd 5,020
Sergt L. Ward. 16th and Dodge. 1,000
A. Levison, 16th and Davenport St. .6,000
Ida Karback. 1488 No. 20th St... 6.000
James Sauers, 1412 Sherwood. .. .6,000
W. R. McLean, 218 S. 20th St 5,000
More votes will be) flven
during the early part of
campaign.
Thousands have worked
year to saVo what you .
fan earn in ten weeka.
DISTRICT NO. 2 ,
Will include all territory inside the
city limits of Omaha and on, and
tiorth of Pacific street, west of the
river to Eighty-third atreet and as
far north aa Maple street.
One $1,113.00 Maxwell, one 8200.00
B. A L. Deposit and on SIOO.UO B.
oV L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district. . '
W. Hendee. 4204 Burdette 6,00
Fred G. Witte, 8617 Seward S.OOO
Mrs. C. J. Hubbard, 3.804 Farnam, 6,000
A. D. Klein, Jr., 4806 Dodge ....6,010
Floy B. Morell, 564 8. 25th Ave. 8,000
C. J. Wright. 2810 Howard ....6,000
James Addeson, 2411 N. 18th ....5,010
W. T. Zieael, 3314 Deiater 5,010
Mrs. John Baier, 2212 Mason ....5,000
Geo. D. Tobey, 4409 Wakely ......6,010
Berdle Wen, 2526 Capitol ....... .6,009
H. Peterson, 120 N. 25th ....... .6,000
Beryl Burton, 521 S.'25th Ave. ..6,000
Df. Frank G. Smith, Blackstone ..6,050
C. L. Goltry, 623 N. 17th 5.000
Claude M. Gates, 801 Park .6,009
Louis J. Scbafer. 112 N. 26th ..,.5,000
Frank Plank. 2714 Burt ......5,000
E. B. McCIure. 604 N. 25th 6.010
Eugene May, 624 S. 28th 5.010
Mrs. Anna Morenelli. 858 S. 21st.. 6, 000
Fred Keogh. 220 N. 19th 5.000
A. Hicks. 2718 Miami...... 6.000
O. T. Peterson, 8009 Harney ....5.060
,R. H. Ackley. 2607 N. 24th ....8.000
Roy Williams, 8520 Hamilton . . , .6,000
John Platnar, 2825 N. 24th 5,000
Agnes Holland. 407 Karbach B!k 6,000
Clara Keller, 2301 Leavenworth . .5.000
Mrs. Emily Winner, 119 N. 20th . .5.000
Frank Spellman, 1719 Charles ....5,000
Hedwig Michel, 2411 "N. 5:h ..6,000
Miss G. GlevIn,' 2051 N. 19th' .... 6,000
Louia EdewiU, 2771 Burt ....... .6,010
R. Breeland, 200 Aberdeen Apts.. 5,000
Betty Cockane, 4681 Mason. 6,000
Frits Koenig. 112 N. 31st ....6.000
L. W. Perkins. 8218 Deeatur ....6,000
Geo, A. Hill, 4011 Cuming ,...6.000
Mrs. Clement Ryan, 4228 Mason , .5,009
H. E. Holbrook, 3566 Paeifio . .5,000
Mrs. John Gentleman, 8411 Farnam", 6,000
H. L. Mitchell, 182 N. 40th ....5,600
Ruth Marsh, 728 8. 18th S.OOO
Margaret Hoel, Majestic Apt, . i .. .6,050
Marten Troutfelt. 2435 Hamilton. .. S.020
Ralph B. Figge. Goodrich Hotel . . . .5.000
Herman Nachshoen. 418 N. 18th ..6,000
Nora, Nevin, 2809 Hamilton 5,090
DISTRICT NO. 3 ,
Will Include all territory inside the
city limits of Omaha on and north of
Maple atreet, west of the river to
Eighty-third atreet and north to Sar
scant atreet, including Florence and
the Carter Lake district.
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. A L. Deposit and on $100.00 B.
aV L. Dsposit will be awarded in thia
diatrict.
Edna Lawrenson, 7711 N. 28th Ave. 5.010
Fred B. Nichols, 8416 N. 24th ....5,010
J. E. Wright, 2806 Mormon ....6.000
A. L. Frederick, 2558 Whltmore ..6.000
Mrs E. Harris. 8020 N. 47th Ave.. 6,020
Mrs. Fred Schults, 8008 Stone Ave., 5,000
J. J. Wle, 4016 N. 24h v.5,000
Ed Devere, 2907 N. 24th ...... ..5,000
Howard Haden. 8002 N. 24th .1.. 5.000
Mrs. W. B. Madison. H240 N. 24th. 5.000
J. J. Murphy. 8027 Emmet ......6,000
Mrs. T. F. Kenney. 8212 N. 24th ..5,003
Mrs. J M Bloom, 2422 Eprague . . . .5,000
Wilbur Gran, 1610 Evans ......5,009
Carl Johnson. 2426 Wirt .....5,000
Douglas Corners, 4024 N. 24th . . . .5,000
Mrs. Roy Minlx. 2202 Grand ...6,000
Wm. McWilliams. 2410 Ames ....5,000
C. M. Humstead, 1611 Manderson ..5,000
G. A. Gantx. 4704 N. 40th 6,000
H. W. Herrinaton, 7624 N. 30th ..6,000
Mrs. James Striliing. 7818 N. 28th, 6,000
A. E. Carter, 6407 Maple 6.000
Henry Christensan, 6904 Minne
Lusa Blvd. 5,000
C. D. Schmell, 2412 Crown Point ..6,003
G. J. Emery, 2564 Pratt 5,000
Leo Daniels, 8802 Maple ,.5 000
E. C. Walcott, 2411 Binney 5,000
Chas. Mitchell, 2221U Lathrop ..6,000
Mrs. N. L. Dreyson. 1)005 N. 17th, 6.000
Thomas ' Maher, 2206 Emmett; .5,000
W. H. Cempin, 2715 Titus Ave. ..5,000
Mrs. C. L. Case, 2874 Corby 6.000
Mrs. L. Platner. 2861 Newport Ave. 6.000
Mrs L. B. Blake, 2426 Spaulding ..6,000
W. E. Rishling. 1472 Pinkney ....5.000
Howard Hayden, 8002 N. 24th ....6,000
Mrs. Rose Tidiseo, 2939 Lincoln
Blvd ...5,000
Violet Brotchie, 6060 Flor. Blvd.. 6,000
A. H. Mayer, 2438 Ellison 6,000
MaryHitsley, 1621ft Maple 5,000
Epltr , today. Club just
starting.
DISTRICT NO. 4
Will Include alt territory in the city'
of Council Bluffs, including the Mana
wa diatrict.
" One $1,118.00 Maiwell, one $200.00
B. 4b L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
eV L. Deposit will be awarded in thia
district.
Mrs. W. C. Riley. 109 Angle Ave. ..6,000
Gertrude Sullivan, 813 Ave. B. . .5,000
Edward Paten, 1146 E. Pierce ..5,000
I.. R. Robert. 162 W. Bdwy 5,000
Ray C. Wilcox. 627 E. Bdwy ....5,000
Helen Neal. 2002 Ave. G 6,000
Carl Shearel, 2805 Ave. A. ......5,000
Langford Olson. 108 B. 23rd ....6,000
C. C, Coleman, 2201 W. Bdwy ... .6,000
Carl Erler, 2305 Ave A. .:. 6.000
Anna Ward, 1006-5th Ave C. B. ..5.000
Peter H. Harkett. 107 Wash. Ave., 6,000
Mrs. M. A. Smith, 2304 Ave. D. ..5,010
Wesley Beem. Council Bluffs ....6,000
Felix 6. O'Neil. 2514 Ave. B ..6.000
Joe Hannari, 824 7th Ave. . .5,000
Mrs. S. Hendrix, 2821 Ave. A ....5.000
Clarence Smith, 615 Bluff St. ....5,000
Mary Gross, 604 ,S. 4th 5,000
Wm. Cohn, 208 N. lOth ..5,000
Mrs. Tracy Lindsey, 2701 5th Ave., 6,000
Florence Yarwood, 1520 Ave. B ..6,000
J. C. Zimmermen. 1121 4th Ave. ..6,000
A. L. English. 416 S. G ...5,000
Thou. H. ODoonell, 2002 Ave. A ,.5.000
E. E. Eakcs. 8124 Ave B ......5,000
H. A. Gerber. 1686 5th Ave. ....6.000
Ralph Hall, 24 S. 22nd ...... 5,000
Re. A. F. Catlln, 129 4th Ht, ....6.000
Chris Lausen, 428 N. 7th i. 5,000
f. c. Hendricks, Jiaa uien Ave 0,000
W. A. Smith, 428 Benton 5.000
A. W." G tiger, jr., 426 Damon 5.000
Dorothy Lenihan, 668 Harrison St.. 8,020
Mrs. Ada McLaughlin. 1908-3 Ave. .6.010
An early start means a
strong- finish.
" DISTRICT NO. 5
Will include all the territory in the
etate of Iowa eutalde the city ef
Council Bluffs and the Msnaws dis
trict .
One 81115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. dt L. Deposit and one 100.00 B.
eV L. Deposit will be awarded in thia
district.
Henry J. Haynes, Octavia .8,020
Sam Davies. Wayne S.O0U
Chas. Bull, Albion 6.000
Francis Delanty, Humphries ......'5,000
Emma Marsh. Villlsea 5,000
Mrs. Wayne Sollider, Thurman ....6.000
H. L. Nelson, Stanton 5,000
Thelma Lindsay, Sidney 5,000
Mrs. Glen Henderson, Shenandoah, 6,000
Elsie Ballenger, Shenandoah 5,000
Alice Hubbard, Persia 6,000
Myrtle Rogers, Pereival 8,000
Mrs. S. W. Graham, Mo. Valley ..6.000
Mrs. Paul Bernett, Mo. Valley ....5.000
Audrey Nipp, Mineola 6,000
Mrs. Lester 8nrr, Malvern 5,000
Mrs. June Fickel. Hastings ...aw. 6. 000
Mrs. N. Townsend. Hamburg ....5,000
Mae Million. Hamburg ..,.6,000
Winifred Estes. Glenwood 5,000
Hlldred Miller, Farragut 5,000
Reka Christensen, Riverton 6,000
Ray Ryan. 421 N. Blat., Hastings. .5.000
A) Christensen, Weston ,.,.5,000
Thomas Page, Honey Creek 5,000
Harlen Klutts. ' Mondamin 5,000
Helen Holbrook. Onawa .....6,000
Katherine Flynn. Pacific Junction. .5,000
Mrs. Nettie Batcheldor, Riverton. . .6.000
John Glllete, Atlantic 5,000
Fred Tanke, Avoca 5,000
Miss Sadie Hughes, Griswold ..,.6,000
Revi A. J. Drexler, Neola 5,000
John Nlckols. Walnut 5.000
Stella Healey, Minden 6,000
E. E. Axthelm, Glenwood 6,000
Glen C. Silllk. Mo. Valley 'S.OOO
Gladys V. Russell, Logan 6,000
Mrs. Robert Allen, Glenwood ,...6,000
Mrs. Ellen Tucker. Weston 5 000
Arizona Byrd, Henderson 5,000
Mrs. W. Jensen. R. 4, Co Bluffs. .5.010
M.B.Travis, Carson 5,010
James Atkins, Neola 6,000
Kate Grimes, Woodbine ,...5.000
Marion Caughell, Carson... .6,000
DISTRICT NO. 8
Will include the following counties
in the state of Nebraska: Cass, Sarpy,
Douglas (outside the city of Omaha,)
Saunders. Butler, Polk, Merrick.
Nance, Piatt, Colfax, Dodge, Washing
ton Burt, Cuming. Stanton, Madison,
Boone, Antelope. Pierce, Wayne, Thur
ston, Dakota, Dixon, Cedar and Knox.
One $1,118.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. 4 L. Depoalt and one $100.00 B.
dt L. Deposit will be awarded in thia
district.
DISTRICT NO. 7
Will include the following counties
in the etate of Nebraska! Otoe, Ne
maha, Richardson, Pawnee, Johnson,
Gag's, Lancaster, Seward, Saline, Jef
ferson, Thayer, Fillmore, York, Hamil
ton, Clay, Nuckolls, Webster, and
Adams.
One $1,118.00 Maxwell, one $200.60
B. A L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
A L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district.
Mrs. Otla Wolford. Clay Center ..$,000
Ray Ryan. 421 N. Blat., Hastings. .6,000
L. Y. Moore, Auburn 6,000
R. F. Luthy. Aurora 6,000
Mrs. L. C. Oden, Beatrice ... v .... 6,000
Mrs. Clyde Foulk. Beatrice 5,000
Thomas Foster, Beaver Crossing ..6,000
Ruth Wells, Blue Springe ..6,000
Gladys Baylor, Bruning 5.000
Hattie Stables, Carleton 6,000
Mrs, Emma Howard, Chester ......8,000
Mrs, Henry Sittler, Deshler 6,000
Lillian Kiersey, Dunbar ........ ..6.000
Eleanor Shoff, Falrbury ....... .6,000
J. S. Kasinger, Falrbury 5,000
Ed Ockcr. Glenvil .....6,000
Ellis Price, Harvard 5,000
Ethel Sharp, Hebron 6,000
C. C. Blois, Humboldt 6,000
Geo. WMtesell. Kenesaw 6,000
Louis P. Anderson, Marquette ..,.6,000
Irene Forbes, Milford 5,000
Mrs. Martin Layton, McCool ....6,000
Luella Kriter, Odell t 6,000
S. A. Mxfftiger, Otoe .......5,000
Thelma Nelson. Pawnee City ,5,000
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson, Seward ..,.5,000
Gertrude Miller. Seward 6,000
Mrs. Lydia Wolfskin, Superior ....5,000
Faith Dedrick, Superior 5,000
Francis Himburger, Wymore ,...6,000
Elsie Wellman, Waco 5.000
Nellie Oglesby, Tobia 6,000
Frank C. Bruning. Milford 5.000
W. Crosson, 706 W. 2nd, Hastings, 5,000
Mrs. W. L. Chapman, Giltner ....6,000
Harriett Shacklelton, Beatrice ,6.000
.Chas. Launie, Alexandria. , 5,000
Mrs. Dick Harper, Davenport. .6.000
W. L. Crosson. 706-W. 2 Hastings. 5.000
J. H. Pelhan, Beatrice 6.000
Sarah Gillmore, Blue Hill 6,000
Mrs. B. Anderson, 1324 H St., Lin
coln ,.6,010
Mrs. N. Mclntyre, Nebraska City., 6,000
Mrs. Lulu Owen, Ashland 6,000
Bernard Monnick, Hooper .,5,000
R. E. Straaburg, Polk 5,000
G. C. Hoback, Nehawka ...6.009
Zetta Lower. Valparaiso 6,020
J. H. Domingo, Weeping Water ...,6.000
Roy Combs, David City .... 6,000
lmer Mordland, 8SZ Z&th Ave. .
- Columbus 5.010
V. H. Hoerstmann, 230 N. D St.
Fremont 8.000
Mrs. Ida Dudley, Winner ..6,000
Geo. Jacobs. Cedar Rapids 6.000
J. N. Warrick, Blair 5,000
Mrs. B. F. Jordan, 728 York Ave.
York 5.000
Rev. Seibert. Papillion 5,000
F. J, Bortusiah. R. 4. Clarks 5,009
John Otto. West Point .....6.000
Florence Gardner, Wayne ........5.000
A. H. Christensen. Stromsburg . . 5.000
Louia Loe. Stanton 5,000
Louise Fiegenbaum. Springfield ..5,000
Winnie McMillan, Shelby 5,000
Ida Helgenberger, Scribner 5,000
O. Sworak. Schuyler' .,,.5,000
Mrs. Ethel Unland. Arlington ,.,.5,000
Mrs. Leonard Danbom, .Albion ....5,000
Wm. Andrews, Bellwood 6,000
Monte Wrglht. Boone .......5.000
Emma Wittmus, Chalco e ...... . .o. 000
Mrs. John Ernst. Columbus 6,000
Mrs. Carl Bush, Creighton ......6.000
Vivian Dee, David City ......... .5,000
Gladys Hendrick, Elgin 5,000
F. R. Hoppock. Fullerton .5.000
Carrie Monahan. Gretna 6,000
Sarah Rausch, Lindsay. ., 6,000
Mrs. Roy Drutnmond, Lyons ......6,000
Goldie Young, Meadow Grove ....6,000
Gladys Haverfield, North Bend ,.5.000
Mrs. O. H. Bimson, Oakland ..,.5,000
W. L. Scott. Osceola 5.000
Susie Pinson, Platte Center ......5,000
Wm. Ryan. Pilger . 5.000
Mabel Hilfiker, Plattsmouth
Fern Niel. Plattsmouth ..
Rev. McClenhan, Primrose . ,
Lois McEveny. Rising City
Vera Weble. St. Edward
Rev. E. H. Pontius, Mynard. .
A. D. Allen, Decatur
'1
.6,300
.6,000
.5,000
.5,000
.5.000
.5,000
.6.000
E. C. Wilde. 828 S. 8. Norfolk. .. .5.000
Wilis Lawrence, R. 1, Platte Center. 6.000
Anton Votaba, Schuyler. . .6,000
A. Mi Sanders. Plattsmouth 6.010
F. L. Brown,' Schuyler 6,000
Helen M. Wynkoop", 409 Ave. B.
Central City , 5.010
C. J. Haviland, 407 Philip Ave.,
Norfolk 6.080
Floyd Buchanan, Silver Creek 6,000
DISTRICT NO. 8
Will include aU territory m the
state of . Nebraska-, not Included in
Dlstricte number six and; seven, also
territory in South.' Dakota,. Kansas
and Colorado. - ,;
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. tU Deposit and on $100.00 B.
A L. Deposit will be awarded la thia
district. . i.
Mrs. Phillip Selfus. Scotia 6.000
H. 3. Holme. Scottsbluff 5,000
Mrs. V.' Conner, Kearney, 1407
Ave. 8th - 6,000
A. C. Monkman, Elm Creek ....5,003
W. B. Shelton, Paxton 6,010
Mrs. Clay FunstOn, Ogalalla ....5,010
.Martin Nielson, Dannenebrog 5,010
A. R. Lee. 719 N. Loctfst, N. Platte, 5,080
Julia Burkland, Sutherland 5,000
Mrs. E. T. Bigelow, Smlthfleld ..5.000
Dick Pullam. , Sargent 5,000
Dale Kipp, St. Paul 6,000
John Runge, Ravenna 6,000
Ed Hale. Parks 5,000
Elizabeth Ralston, Orleans ....... .6.000
Mrs. Bob Smith, Ord 6,000
Eugene Henry, O'Neill 8,0110
Mrs. B. I. Harshbarger. Oconto ..5,000
Neva Wetzel, North Loup 6,000
Neva Warp, Minden 5,060
Mrs. Esther Hunt, Lexington 6,000
Mrs. Lester Stcadman, Lexington ..6,000
Mrs. D. T, Heynen. Kimball ......5.000
Mrs. Merle Spotts, Imperial ..,,8.000
Mrs. Kloyd Ray, Holdrege 5,000
Opal Cobb. Holdrege, ......... .5,000
Mrs. Minnie Calmer, Gothenburg ..5,009
Maude Johnson, Gothenburg ....6,000
Sylvia Stump, , Edison 6,000
Mrs. R. D. Harrington, Coxad t... 8,000
Marie Woodruff, Cozad ..6,009
W. H. Rice, Chappell , , , .8,000
Mae Dick, Cambridge ,. 6,000
Ada Kai-n, Brule ..6,000
Mrs. Ethel Copeland, Bridgeport -.6,000
Gladys Moore, Bloomington ......6,000
Mrs: C M, Taylor. Benkelman ... .8,000,
Esther Smith, Bartley ,6,000
Hilda Jaeobson, Arapahoe '. .8,000
J. E. Williams, Alliance 5.000
Myrtle Benson. Axtel ......... .5,000
Mrs. Margaret Milligan. Arnold ....5,000
Siena Peterson. Eddyville 5,000
Oscar Peterson, Sumner... ..6,000
Marie Lewis, Anselmo, .... ...... .V5.000
H. S. Helme. Scotts Bluff ......6,000
Mrs. D. F. Lewis, Kearney 6,000
J. H. Bragg, Wauneta 6,000
Mrs. H. R. Gibson. Mlnature 6,000
Bert Brownell. Chappell ....6.000
P. J. Minner. 109 W. 6th. Grand Is...6.000
Mrs. A. Callahan, Gering 6,000
Dr. D. A. Rundstrom, Curtis 5.000
Mrs.' Walter Borden, Gordon ..... 6,000
J P. Cooper, Arcadia 6.000
Mrs. Edna Isaacson. Cozad .5.000
J. T. Warders, Maryvllle, Kan. ... .6.010
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