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Hunter's Brigade
He ind "Herb" Hoover
Stampeded by Office Seek
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Closest to Throne.
Only 11 Arrests
For Murder Made
In Paris in 1920
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By GEORGE R. HOLMES,
International Kewe Servlea Staff Corrs
spondeat. Washington, April 22. I If you are
contemplating a trip to Washington
these day to "talk things over" with
.Harry or Herbmeaning the attor
ney general of the United States and
the secretary of commerce you had
better come with a bankroll and
plenty of clothes, because it's likely
to develop into a task of more mag
nitude than is generally thought.
If the Question were asked, as it
often is, who are the most difficult
men to "see" in Washington these
days there could be but one answer.
They are Harry M. Daugherty and
Herbert Hoover. .The peculiar prob
' lems dealt with by their respective
departments draw hordes of people
here to see them and their offices are
choked at all hours with persons
awaiting "conferences."
Particularly is Mr. Daugherty a
hard-driven official. Due perhaps in
a measure to the widespread pub
licity he received as the astute po
litical manager for the president,
and as such, "close to the throne,"'
all the legions of earnest-minded
citizens who itch to get on the public
payroll come to "see Harry Daugh
erty." It seems to matter little
whether they want to be an ambas
sador, a prohibition enforcement
agent, a district attorney or a fourth
". assistant doorkeeper in the White
House they all come to "see Harry
Daugherty. If . they . don't want
anything for themselves they come
to stick in a good word for their
friends, or their friends' friends.
All patronage roads lead through
Harry Daugherty's office these days.
;The job-seekers and other callers
start congregating in the little recep
tion room just off the attorney gen
eral's office early in the morning.
Some of them are there, too, late in
the evening when the attorney gen
eral ducks out of a side entrance
for food and rest.
i - Throughout the day the office is
jammed. As fast as one seat is
.emptied and the lucky holder thereof
ushered into the inner sanctum to
put in a plug for his friend John
,Woozie to be minister to Timbuc
;too, it is occupied by Jim Whatsiz,
jvrho perhaps only wants to become
Jan assistant attorney general, or the
'aforesaid enforcement; agent.
Two Persons Killed
: And Score Injured-
In Detroit Explosion
,S Detroit, April 22. Police investi
gation - of a mysterious explosion
which caused the death of two per-,
ons, injured a score of others and
t caused property loss running into
thousands, was under way . tonight,
i- "The explosion occurred in a small
i slied in the rear of the Gustave
. Hermann soft drink parlor. Law
. rence Burnett, 5, at play in the yard,
of his home near the shed,v was
buried beneath the wreckage and
. killed. Mrs. Hermann, wife of the
owner, and who is supposed to have
been in the building, was blown to
bits. . , ,
Three" business buildings, includ
ing that of Hermann, and five houses
, were wrecked or badly damaged.
, Most of the injured were taken from
the demolished homes.
.The cause of the explosion had not
been determined tonight. Investiga
tion revealed the .detonation jurat
caused either by dynamite or .T. N. T.
Courting Parlors to Be
Put in British Homes
London, April 22. British work
ing class houses are going to be
C equipped with "courting" parlors in
the future, according to officials of
the national housing and town plan
ning committee. The parlors will
be dedicated to the younger mem
bers of the households, where the
daughter can be courted by her
swains under the watchful eye of
the mother. -'' -'
Women throughout England are
fighting the battle of the parlor, de
crying the present lack of best
rooms" in the average British work-
'ngman'i home. , ? v '
They are constantly advocating
She possession by a working class
. family of a best room besides the
' Jiving room because of its special
value during the "courting" period
when children are passing into man
'hood and womanhood. The great
est argument used is that it -keeps
Hovers off he streets. .
rMan Falls From Window,
Si Alights on Woman, Unhurt
n- . London. April 22. When a man
' fell of jumped from the window
of his room on the second story of
. Ju premises at East Ham the other
day it looked as though he was
Kabout due to take a hurried trip to
' the morgue. '
t Ja. Vimhi, not for
-' tliose he encountered he managed
to alight on a coupie oi women
were passing. , He walked to the
'. wMrti wa summoned.
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but the two women were carried to
it and at the hospital was siaiea
ihhat although he would be all right
ya a couple of days the two women
were seriously injured.
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German Shin Builder to
t Name New Steamer 'Boche
: Berlin, April 22. Hugo , Stinnes,
..i:.:ti;air industrial maff-
Date, was so provoked by the re
fusal of shipyard workers in his
yards at Flensbm to launch a ves
sel because it was named after Ad
miral Ton Tirpitz that he said he
" would name tne next targe
. tiocne. - -
Man Savs He Has Gas That
: Will KiU Sand Fleas
Seattle. Wash, ' April . 22.-By
'; electrically generated chlorine from
the sea water, James E. Phare, a
former San Francisco shipping man,
f and W. & Benjamin of Seattle claim
to have pertected a process lor
destruction of the "teredo," the
Limmorial Ksand fleas) and their
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20 New Theaters and 86 New
Dancing . Establishments
Opened in Gay Capi
tal in Year.
Paris, April 22. Statistics pub
lished by the prefecture of police
show that during 192D, 39.603 per
sons were arrested for various of
fenses. Of this number, 4,033 were
foreigners, more than 5,000 women
and 3 96. boys and 96 girls of less than
15 years. Eleven arrests were, for
murder, 1,671 for blows causing seri
ous injury, and 4,181 for theft. In ef
fecting these arrests, 257 policemen
were injured, 37 very seriously. One
policeman was drowned in attempt
ing to rescue a woman who had
thrown herself from a bridge into
the river and another was killed in
attempting to stop a speeding car.
Twenty new theaters were opened
in Paris, as well as 86 new dancing
establishments. This brings the num
ber of theaters and music halls to 509
and the dancing establishments to
689. There are some 3,000 establish
ments where music is played in Paris,
not including restaurants. '
During the year some 70,000 appli
cations were for permits by foreign
ers, out of which number but 33.000
came to Paris to work. The others
were, for the most part, tourists and
visitors.
The prefecture of police received
during the year 96,475 articles found
in the city. In this number 5,935 were
found in taxis, 22,000 in the subway
and 24,000 in buses and street cars.
The figures include 13,000 umbrellas
and 2,800 keys. More than 23,000 of
these articles were returned to their
owners, but a fair stock of women's
corsets remain, the prefecture re
marking that this is about the on!v
object for which no lost statement is
made and which no one cares to re
trieve. The number of automobiles in cir
culation in Paris has been increased
by 42,195, while 28,610 driving per
mits were granted.
Trotzky Says Soviet
Army Numbers Millions;
Plans Drive on Poles
London, April 22. Leon Trotzky,
Russian soviet war minister, address
ing the students passing out of the
military school in Moscow, declared
that the bolshevik army now counts
millions of fighting man with 150,000
officers, while the output of the Rus
sian munitions factories increased
400 per cent in 1920, says a Helsing-
fors dispatch to the London limes.
He added that this summer he would
investigate the possibility of an of
fensive in the east and a war of re
venge against Poland.
Meantime advices indicate increas
ing activity by insurgents in Siberia
and the Ukraine. The advices state
that the soviet government delivered
an ultimatum to the Ukranian rebels
to- surrender their arms, declaring
otherwise their villages would be
burned. The rebels defied the bol
shevik forces, the advices asserted.
Knok to Redraft Plan
For Separate Peace
Washington. Aoril 22. The Knox
peace resolution is being redrafted
by its author, Senator Knox oi
Pennsylvania, to .meet some objec
tions raised against it at a meeting
of the foreign relations committee
today.
One of these objections dealt
with the feature of the resolution' to
protect adequately American rights
and interests in the Austrian treaty.
Senator Knox u preparing an
amendment that will reserve these
rights and interests just as they arc
reserved in the clauses of the resolu
tion restoring the . status of peace
with Germany.
Another objection was to the et-
fect thafthe language of the resolu
tion referring to the disposition of
alien property might be construed
several ways. Senator Knox is clar
ifying this part also. ,
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Voluntary Motherhood Cure
For Women s His, She. Says
London. Anril 22. The future of
the sexes can- only be made happy
by the "tremendous power of joyous
and voluntary motherhood," said Dr.
Marie Mopes, famous woman leader,
in a lecture before the Woman's
Freedom league.
Weak women, under-sexed, over-
neurotic, and - over-intellectual, are
being set up as an idea: by the
.Church of England she complained,
"Among advanced men and wo
men," she said, "I have always found
a tendency to dislike ' the opposite
sex. Sexual perverts are more numer
ous today than ever they were. The
only way to stop that disease from
spreading is for mothers to be happy
in childbirth and not have unwanted
children."
81,000,000 Pounds of Army
Meat Is Sold for $5,316,276
Washington, April . 22. Sale of
the War department's surplus sup-
flies of, canned meats, approximately
1,000,000 pounds, to Thomas Roberts
& company, of Philadelphia, for
$5,316,276, was announced today.
The committee was informed that
the meats cost the government 34
cents a pound. The sale price was
approximately 6J4 cents.
The charge that the War depart
ment tinder former Secretary Baker,
had sold food stuffs to Germany, was
made by Representative James, re-
publican, Michigan.
United States Good Roads
Association Names Officers
' Greensboro, N. C, April 22. Offi
cers chosen by the United States
Good Roads association included
Gov. O. A. Larrazola of New Mex
ico and P. M. Neff of Texas, as
vice presidents.
The Bankhead National Highway
association directors met today and
considered means to prevent ugli
fying of the speedway across the
continent. . . . :
Women of the convention went
on record against the use of the
highway for advertising purposes.
You may make the equivalent of $866.00 per week. "You
may start doing this right now. $866.00 a week is $144.00 a
day. This will be the value of the magnificent reward given
you for winning the first capital prize in The Omaha Bee $25,
000.00 Help Yourself Olub campaign. All this if you start to
day securing subscriptions to, The Omaha Bee.
The first .capital award is valued at $7,800.00 and the ap
proximate average per week to the winner will be the sum
mentioned, which to the ordinary person represents many
months' savings.
You may receive the equivalent of $493.00 per week if you
win the second capital award. The second capital award is a
$4,400.00 Cadillac Touring Car. It is just as much your privi
lege to win the $7,800.00 home as it is the privilege of any other
person. You perhaps assunie that "the other fellow" will get
the big award; "the oiiher fellow" figures, possibly, that you
will. -
Don't be afraid of "the other fellow." He is a myth. You
are the one that counts. There are two elements of success in
this campaign promptness and persistence. Another big fac
tor is to get an early start. Start now by filling the entry blank
in this advertisement and forwarding it to The Bee Help Your
self Club manager.
Nine weeks' time stands between 27 persons and that
many substantial awards. Nine weeks' time stands between
someone and that $7,800.00 HOME. Nine weeks stand be
tween someone and that $4,400.00 Cadillac car. Nine.wees
stand between 25 other persona and 25 other valuable awards.
Those 27 people who are to have these 27 awards may not
be entered in the club as yet. . . j
The campaign is just beginning, and opportunity, always
a very enterprising chap, is . knocking the very loudest right
now. 1 1 ..- ,
Look over this list of club members as they appear in
today's issue and see for yourself there is plenty of oppor
tunity for wide-awake people who appreciate the opportunity
to win a fine award In a few weeks' time. Fill in the entry
blank, send in and you will be on the road to success
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 10th, and 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 Jo the manager of the Help-Yourself Club. Each
and everyone counts for ten votes.
The price of the paper and the number of votes sriven 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. .
100,000 EXTRA VOTES
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In addition to the regular vote allowed on subscription
payments as shown in the voting schedule, we make the club
members the following offer:
100,000 EXTRA votes will be given to every member
who sends or brings $25.00 in subscriptions to the office of
' the club manager in Omaha on or before Saturday, May 14,
at 10 p. m. ' , (
The larger the amount you send, in during this period, the
larger will be the number of votes you can earn.
SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS ARE WORTH MORE
VOTES DURING THIS PERIOD THAN THEY WILL BE
DURING ANY OTHER TIME DURING THE CAMPAIGN.
HOW CAPITAL AWARDS ARE DISTRIBUTED
The $7,800.00 home, the $4,400.00 Cadillac automobile
and the $1,500.00- 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 pf 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 $1,115.00 Maxwell automobile, one $200.00 B. & L.
deposit, one $100.00 B. & L. deposit. These awards 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. A
' It does not make any difference how many votes a club
member has in any other district, if you have the greatest
number in your own district after the grand awards winners
have been eliminated, you will be given the first district
award, which, in this case, is a Maxwell automobile.
The $25,000.00 Lift of Awards :
1$7J800jOO HOME, First Capital Award.
l-$4440.00 Cadillac Auto.
1-41J500M Conservative B. & L. Deposit.
8-41 J15.00 Maxwell Automobiles.
8$200.00 B. & L. Deposits. f
8-4100 B. & L. Deposits.
Total number of awards, 27.
ten per cent cash commission to all non
winners if they turn in $50J00 or more.
The standing of the Club Members as they appear in this issue include
the entry blanks and coupons received up to Thursday noon.
DISTRICT NO. 1
Will includ all territory insld tha
city limit Omaha south of Pacific
stmt, west of ths river to Savsnty
stcond strsat, includint Ralston, Bells
vus, Fort Crook and Avery.
One 91.11S.00 Maxwall, one $200.00
B 4 L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
L. Deposit will bs awarded in this
district.
Vote Value of
Subscription
Payments
Tha DAILY and Sunday, Maniac or
Ersaingv by Bar Carrier ia Omaha,
Council Bhilfa and ia tawaa where
Carrier Bey service ia maintained.
t Tears $20.4 139.900
1 Tear 10.29 79,999
Months S-19 33.99i
1 Months ........ 2.66 12,009
Horaln or Evealac Without Sunday
ay Carrier Boy Service.
New
S Tear ..........tl.(9 1S9.999
1 Tear 7.89 92.999
Month S.99 22.909
S Months 1.96 19,909
Sunday Only by Boy Carrier. ,
New
S Yean ....110.40 70.000
1 Year S.29 S2.909
Months 2.69 12,900
Morning , Eveninf nnd Sunday by
, Boy Carrier.
New
r Year flMO 162,000
9 Months 9.00 68,000
5 Months ........ 4.60 28.00(1 i
Daily and Sunday by Mail.
' ' New
t Years $16.09 162,000
1 Year 9.09 68,000
6 Months ......... 4.60 2,V09
S Months ..... ... . 2.26 1000
Daily Only by Mail, Without Sunday
, . New -
3 Yean ......... .110.00 76,000
1 Year 6.00 I2.999-.
Months 2.60 12.000
( Months 1.26 6,090
Sunday Only by Mail.
New '
t Years ..........I .'. 92,000
1 Year 4.99 22,900
Mentha......... 2.00 10.000
Renewal subscription payments
will be given half aa many ,
: votes as new subscriptions.
R. W. Sage, 2619 S. 83rd St. ..... .9,760
Mrs. G. W. Peek, 2010 Spring St.. 6,040
Floyd Sigler, 1921 Missouri Ave.. 6,000
James Ourada. 6120 S. 18th St. .'.6.000
Mrs. C. A. Christensen, 622 Cedar, 5,000
Susan M. Chase, 2429 S. 21st St. . .6,000
Ernent Herngren, 2015 S. 7th St. ...5,300
Martha Ebcrt, 2402 Poppleton ....6,170
Mrs. Thomas Selxle, 2318 I St. ....6.190
Mrs. Pearl Starkey, 1967 S. 12th ..5,000
V. Finoeehiaro. 311 Woolworth ....5,170
Frank Kennison. 1609 S. 26th St... 6.000
3. Stefacek, 1601 Vinton St 6,000
Mrs. C. H. Specht. 2201 Poppelton, 5.000
John Salirao, 723 Pierce St. ....6,000
M. W. T. Abels. 716 Hickory ....5,000
Mrs. A. M. Flrra, 1321 S. 26th ..6,030
Thomas D. Sullivan, 4018 S. 27th . .5,040
Frank Sterba, 129 Exc. Bldg. S. Y., 5,009
C. O. Philips, 1624 Polk St. .6.003
Fred Stroeh. 4942 So, 26th 6,000
Donald Sinclair, 2305 S. 23rd ....6,000
Robert Victor. 2803 Poppleton ....5,000
Mabel Hogan, 2408 S. 24th - 6,020
Ed Julis, 6806 S. 20th 6,110
William Murray, 3022 S. 22nd ....5,270
Mrs. Fred Kaiser. Bellevue, Neb. ..6,000
Anton Nelson, Avery Neb. 6,000
J. G. Whalen. 1146 S. 82nd 6.000
Mrs. Ernest Williams, 8022 g. 32nd, 5,040
W. Elliot, 1809 S. 31st 5,000
Joseph Husak, 6538 S. S8th . . . .5,000
Mrs. J. N. Williams, S608 S. 23rd, 6,010
55. Ersttch, 4925 S. 24th 6,000
Pete Placath, 6406 S. 30th 5,000
Bernice Wawrz, 8926 L St ..5,119
John Krajicek, 6026 S. 22nd 6,000
Vallie Madura, 4621 8. 32nd ....5,100
Mabel Garevett. 825 Bancroft 5,000
Mrs. Alfred Pederson, 2019 Dorcas, 6,000
Lillian M. Daily, 4746 S. 19th ..6,020
Mrs. F. Marecek. 6218 S. 20th St.. 5, 010
Theo. A. Issacson. 2317 S. 31st ..5,010
Mrs. Anna Ruppert. 2014 Martha, 6,010
Mrs. C. A.-Ksuth, 1822 Bancroft ..5,050
John Kwasniewski, 2867 Oak 6,000
Mrs. Katy Truehaft, 4436 S. 18th, 6,000
Joseph Miklaa, 3002 Spring 5,000
Mrs. Katherine Hawes. 8024 S. 18lh 5,010
James Uhlir, 1245 S. 14th ......5.000
Miss C. O'Halloran, 2791 S. 10th ..5,000
An early start mean a
stronf finish. '
DISTRICT tiO. 2 s
Will Include all territory inside the
city limits of Omaha and on, and
north of Pacific street, west of the
river to Eighty-third street and as
far north as Maple street.
One $1,118.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
A L, Deposit will be awarded in thia
district.
Walker Thompson. 131 N. 81st Ave. 5,000
Mrs. A. E. Waack. 2222 Howard ..6,000
Mrs. E. English, 1005 S. 88th Ave. 5,000
Mrs. May Mayor, 4164 Chicago ....5, 000
Mrs. C. L. Case, 2874 Corby 5.009
O. T. Peterson. 3009 Harney ....5.259
Marten J. Dineen, 938 N. 26th 5,000
Mrs. F. Wageman. 8852 Franklin, 6,000
Mrs. Chas Peklo, 1614 N. 85th ..5.000
Blanche Snyder. 723 S. 25th Ave., 6.010
Frank Fry. 4018 Charles St 6,000
Mrs. N. Nygard, 231 Dresden Apt., 6.000
Byrle Burton, 621 S. 25th 6,000
H. J. Tilly. 2710 California .,..6,000
R. L. Murray, 4424 Jones 6,000
Samuel Beach. 1008 So. 29th 5,030
Jules E .Merle, 3426 California ..5,060
P. F. Gutschewski, 3527 Charles ..6,000
Vivian Divaid, 220 4 N. 23rd ....5.000
Frank L. Blair, 626 Lincoln Blvd., 6,000
DISTRICT NO. 3
Will Include all territory inside the
city limits of Omaha en and north .of
Maple street, west of the river to
Elghty.third street and north to Ser
geant street, including Florence and
the Carter Lake district.
One $1,118.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. 4 L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
dk L. Deposit will be awarded ia this
district.
Edna Lawrenson, 7711 N. 28th Ave. 5,120
Fred B. Nichols. 8415 N. 24th ....5.060
J. E. Wright, 2806 Mormon ....5,000
A. L. Frederick. 2658 Whitmore ..5,160
Mona Harris, 29545 N. 47th Ave., 6,200
Mrs. Fred Schultz, 3008 Stone Ave., 5,000
J. J. Wie. 4016 N. 24th 5.000
Ed Devere. 2907 N. 24th 5,000
Howard Haden, 3002 N. 24th ....5.000
J. J. Murphy, 3027 Emmet 6.000
John Kenney, 3212 N. 21st 6,000
Mn, J M Bloom. 2422 Sprague ....6,000
Wilbur Gran. 1610 Evans 6,009
Douglas Conners, 4024 N. 24th ....5,000
Mrs. Roy Minix, 2202 Grand ....6,000
Wit. McWilliams, 2419 Ames ....6,000
A. E. Carter. 6407 Maple 6.000
Henry Christensan, 6904 Minue
Lusa.Blvd 6,210
C. D. Schnell, 2423 Crown Point ..6,000
C. J. Emery, 2554 Pratt 6.660
Leo Daniels, 8302 Maple. ...6 000
Chas. Mitchell, 2221 Lathrop ..5,000
Thomas Maher, 2206 Emmett ....6,070
W. H. Campin, 2715 Titus Ave. ..5.000
W. E. Rishling, 1472 Pinkney ....6.000
Mrs. Rose Tedesco, 2939 Lincoln
Blvd. 5.000
Violet Brotchie, 5020 Flor. Blvd. ,.6,090
A. H. Mayer, 2488 EHison 6.040
Mary Nissley. 1621 Maple ......6.020
Mrs. L. M. Thirtle, 6005 N. 80th ..5,010
Mrs. Edgar Welch. 3910 N. 17th-.. 6,000
Oliver Cole. 4738 N. 40th 5.010
H. W. Herrington. 7624 N. 30th ..6,020
Clifford Harrow, 8717 Meridith ....6,010
Mrs. W. W. Davis. 8929 Flor. Blvd. 6.590
Louise Shumate, 1484 Pinkney ....5.000
C. 3. Norman. 6324 N. 37th 5,000
Mrs. Harry Rogers, 8511 N. 29th ..6,280
Mrs. J. W. Vance, 8701 Ames ....5.000
W. Hendee. 4204 Burdette 6,000
- Fred G. Witte, 8617 Seward 7,860
Mrs. C. J. Hubbard, S804 Farnam, 6.670
A. D. Klein, Jr.. 4806 Dodge ... .6.010
Kloye Morell, 654 8. 25th Ave., 6,840
C. J. Wright, 2819 Howard ......5,800
James Addeson, 2411 N. 18th ....6.150
W. T. Ziesel. 3314 Decatur 6,260
Mrs. John Baler, 2212 Mason ....6,130
Geo. D. Tobey, 4409 Wakely ......6,010
H. Peterson, 120 N. 26th 6,000
Beryl Burton, 621 8. 25th Ave. ..6,050
- Dr. Frank G. Smith, Blackstona ..6,060
f C. L. Goltry. 623 N. 17th 5.000
Claude M. Gates, 891 Park .......6,210
Louis J. Schafer, 112 N. 26th ....6.989
Frank Plank, 2714 Burt 6,900
E. B. McClure, 604 N. 26th 6,010
Eugene May,. 924 S. 28th ........ 6,010
Mrs. Anna Morenelli, 858 8.: 21st . .6,170
Fred Keogh. 220 N. 19th ... 5.149
A. Hicks, 2716 Miami . .v. .)..... .6,200
' R. H. Aekley, 2597 N. 24th ... .5,000
N Roy Williams, 8529 Hamilton ' . . . .6,000
Clara Keller, 2391 leavenworth ..6.000
Mrs. Emily Winner,' 119 N. 20th . .6,900
Hedwig Michel. 2411 N. 58th ..5.000
Miss G. Glevin, 2061 N. 19th ....6.900
Louis Edewits, 2771 Burt ..6,010
B. Vreeland, 200 Aberdeen Apts.. 6,000
Betty Cockane, 4681 Mason 6,080
Frits Koenig, 112 N. 81st ....6,060
L. W. Perkins, S218 Decatur .... 6.000
Geo. A. Hill, 4011 Cuming .... 6,000
R. E. Holbrook, 8656 Pacific .. .5,000
H. L. Mitchell, 132 N. 40th .... .6,099
Rath Marsh, 729 & 18th ... 5,940
Marten Troutfelt, 2435 Hamilton ..5,070
' Ralph B. Figge. Goodrich Hotel .....6,000
. Herman Nachshoen, 418 N. 18th ..6,000
' Dessie D; Harrop, 2567-Douglae . .6,090
C. A. Wier, 1915 Charles ....... .5,100
. C. F. Slosson, Jr., 4906 Cuming ..5,050
, James Kenney. 8413' Ohio 5,000
Mrs E. D. Perrln. $120 N. 47th ..6.010
, Mrs. W. M. Rutxer, 4818 Chicago . .6.000
Chesley Hodder, 2304 N. 60th Ave., 5,020
- J. C. Ashmore. 81 N. 22nd .6.020
Id Karback, 1483 N. 20th St. ....6,100
James Sauers, 1412 Sherwood.... 6,000
W. R. McLean. 218 S. 20th St.. ... .5,000
J. K. Mcintosh, 4160 Chicago .,..5,600
. C. J. Mahoney, 124 8. 3 1st ......6.000
Mrs. Mary Engel, .2705 Cuming ..5,080
DISTRICT NO. 4
Will include all territory In the city
of Council Bluffs, including the Mana
wa district. , .
- One $1,115.00 Maxwell, ana $200.00
B. 4k L. Deposit and ana $100.00 B.
ft L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district. .:
H. L. Nelson. Stanton ...5,040
Thelma Lindsay, Sidney 6.000
Mrs. Glen Henderson, Shenandoah, 6,000
Elsie Ballenger, Shenandoah ......5.070
Alice Hubbard, Persia 8,040
Myrtle Rogers, Percival 6,000
Mrs. S. W. Graham, Mo. Valley ..6.070
Mrs. Paul Bernett. Mo. Valley ....6,000
Audrey Nipp, Mineola 6,000
Mrs. June Fickel, Hastings 6.060
Mrs. N. Townsend. Hamburg ....6,049
Mae Million, Hamburg 6,000
Hildred Miller, Farragut 5,100
Reka Christensen, Riverton ......5,000
Al Christensen, Weston.. ...5.000
Thomas Psge. Honey Creek 6,000
Harlen Klutts, Mondamin 6.000
Helen Holbrook, Onawa 6,000
Katherine Flynn. Pacific Junction. .5,060
Mrs. Nettie Batcheldor, Riverton. . .5.000
John Gillete, Atlantio 5.020
Fred Tanke, Avoca 5,060
Miss Sadie Hughes, Griswold ....6,080
John Nickols. Walnut .5,000
E. E. Axthelm, Glenwood 5,000
Glen C. Sillik. Mo. Valley 5,100
Gladys V. Russell, Logan ....... .6,040
Mrs. Ellen Tucker, Weston 6 000
Arizona Byrd, Henderson 6,000
Mrs. W. Jensen, R. 4, Co Bluffs. .6.010
M. B. Travis, Carson 5,010
James Atkins, Neola 5,000
Kate Grimes, Woodbine 5,000
Marion Caughell, Carson 5,000
Ruth. Kniftht, Glenwood 5,000
Betty Eackkertt, Malvern 5,000
Rev. G. B. Baugman, Minden ....5,900
Georgia Bates, Oakland 6,000
Katherine Adams, Dunlap ...6,000
Anna Lindahl. Red Oak 6,000
Herbert Cushiasn, Denison ...... . .6,000
DISTRICT NO. S
Will Include tha following counties
In the state of Nebraska: Cass, Sarpy,
Douglaa (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 $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. 4 L, Deposit and one $100.00 B.
4 L. Deposit will be awarded in thia
district.
Mrs. W. CL Riley, 109 Angle Are. . .6.080
Gertrude Sullivan, 819 Ave. B. ....7,060
L. R. Roberts, 162 W. Bdwy 5.000
Ray C. Wilcox, 627 E. Bdwy ....6,660
Helen Neal, 2002 Ave. G 6.020
Carl Shearel, 2305 Ave. A. 6,000
Anna Ward. 1006 6th Ave. C. B. ..5.470
Peter H. Harkett. 107 Wash. Ave.; 6,000
Mrs. M. A. Smith, 2304 Ave. D. ..5,080
Felix S. O'Neil, 2514 Ave. B. ....6.100
Mrs. S. Hendrix, 2321 Ave. A ....5,000
Wm. Cohn. 208 N. 10th 6.000
Florence Yarwood, . 1620 Ave. B. . .5,000
Mrs. L C. Zimmerman, -1129 4th
Ave. .6,000
E. E. Eakes, 3124 Ave B ......5,000
H. A. Gerber, 1636 5th Ave. , . ..5.020
Rev. K F. Catlin, 129 4th St. . .6.100
Chris Lausen. 428 N. 7th ...6,000
F. C. Hendricks. 832 Glen Ave. .....5,000
W. A. Smith, 428 Benton ........ 6,000
A. W. Geiger. Jr., 426 Damon 6,070
Dorothy Lenihan. 652 Harrison St. 6,040
Mrs. Ada McLaughlin, 1908-8 Ave,. 6,019
Harold O. De Vol, 1012 7th Ave. ..6,190
Mrs. W. J. Reints, 1222 5th Ave. ..5,000
Wm. Knicely, 131 W. Bdwy 5.000
Marie Walters, Grand Hotel 5,000
R. P. Bolin, 2023 4th Ave 6,000
Alleen Earenfight, 446 S. 12th ....6,000
Mrs. Peter Jensen, Apt. 1, Oakland, 6,000
Mrs. J. H. Herrington, 2759 W.
. Broadway 6,000
. ,, i:ir DISTRICT NO. S - .
Wul Include all tha territory In the
state of lawa autsida tha city of
Council Bluffs. and tha Manawa dis
trict. Oni $1115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. l L. Deposit and one 100.00 B.
4 L. Deposit will ba awarded ia this
district.
Francis Delanty, Dumphries ...... 6,000
Emma Marsh, Villisca 6,110
Mrs. Wayne Sollider, Thurman ....6.000
Mrs. Lulu Owen, Ashland 5,090
Bernard Monnick, Hooper 6,010
R. E. Strasburg, Polk 5,000
u ,u. HoDack, Nehawka 5,620
Zetta Lower, Valparaiso 5,100
J. H. Domingo, Weeping Water ..5,040
Roy Combs, David City 6.470
V. H. Hoerstmann, Fremont ....6.060
Mrs. Ida' Dudley. Wisner ........6,070
Geo. Jacobs. Cedar Rapids 5.020
J. N. Warrick, Blair ..6.070
Rev. Seibert, Papillion 6,100
F. J. Bortuiiah. R. 4. Clarke 5.000
John Otto, West Point ...5,000
Florence Gardner, Wayne ,.5,100
A. H. Christensen, Stromburg ....5,099
Louis Loe, Stanton 6,900
Louise Fiegenbaum, Springfield ..5,000
Winnie McMillan. Shelby 6.000
Jda HeigenDerger, Scribner 5,070
Mrs. Leonard Danbom. Albion ....6,000
Wm. Andrews. Bellwood 5.040
Monte Wrgiht, Boone ....5,000
Emma Wittmus. Chaleo 6.000
Mrs. Carl Bush, Creighton 6.060
Vivian Dee, David City 5,080
Gladys Hendrick. Elgin ' 6.099
F. R. Hoppock. Fullerton", ..6,070
Carrie Monahan, Gretna ......... .6,040
Sarah Rausch, Lindsay 5,000
Mrs. Roy Drummond, Lyons ......5,000
Goldie Young. .Meadow Grove ....5,000
Gladys Haverfield. North Bend ....5,080
Mrs. Ov H. Bimson, Oakland .,,.5,000
W. L. Scott, Osceola 5,000
Susia Pinson, Platte Center 6,000
Wm. Ryan, Pilger 6,080
Rev. McClenhan, Primrose ...5,000
Lois McEveny, Rising City 6,000
Vera Weble, St. Edward 5,000
Rev. E. H. Pontius, Mynard ......6,060
A. D. Allen, Decatur 6,000
E. C. Wilde, 823 S. 8. Norfolk. .. .6.000
Wilis Lawrence, R. 1, Platte Center. 6,000
Anton Votaba, Schuyler. . ........ .5,000
A. M. Sanders, Plattsmouth 6,060
F. L. Brown, Schuyler 5,070
Helen M. Wynkoop. Central City ..6.060
C. J. Haviland, 407 Philip Ave.,
Norfolk 5.080
Floyd Buchanan, Silver Creek 6,000
Henry 4. Haynes, Octavia 6,020
Sam Da vies, Wayne 5,720
Chas. Bull, Albion 6,000
R. V. Kennedy, Tekamah 6.180
Joe Krajicek, Arlington ..6,000
Fred Boss, Columbus .......5,060
Mrs. Mary Harvey, David City ....6,000
Emma Freditrom, Oakland 6,000
Vera Hardy, 1071 20th. Columbus, 6.000
Elmer Nordland, Columbus 5,840
G. Kock, R. 8. Columbus ,6,010
Opal Adams. Valley 6.010
D. P. Hill, Genoa - 6.000
Henrietta Miller, Oakland ........5.230
W. C. Halsey. Oakdale 6,010
Clifford Johnson, Stanton ........6,090
Clifford Cunningham, Wahoo ,,.,6,000
James R. Jelinek, Plattsmouth ... .5.020
The first Capital award
the $7,800.00 Home will
be open Sunday. 1 p. m.
to 5 o'clock.
You Are Invited.
DISTRICT NO. T
Will include tha following counties
in tha state of Nebraska! Otee, No
maha, Richardson, Pawnee, Johnson;
Gage, Lancaster. Seward, Saline, Jef
ferson, Thayer, Fillmore, York, Hamil
ton, Clay, Nuckolls, Webster and
Adams.
One $1,118.00 Maxwell, ana $200.00
B. 4 L. Deposit and ane $100.00 B.
4 L. Deposit will ba awarded 'in this
district.
Mrs. Otis TVolford. Clay Center ..6.840
Ray Ryan. 421 N. Blat., Hastings. .5.000
L. Y. Moore. Auburn 6,070
R. F. Luthy, Aurora 6,070
Mrs. L. C. Oden, Beatrice 6,000
Mrs. Clyde Foulk, Beatrice 6.00d
Thomas Foster, Beaver Crossing . . 6,000
Ruth Wells. Blue Springs 5.070
Gladys Saylor, Bruning ...6,000
Hattie Stables. Carleton - 6.000
Mrs. Emma Howard, Chester ......6.000
Mrs. Henry Stttler, Deshler' 5,040
Lillian Kiersey, Dunbar .....6.000
Eleanor Shoff, Fairbury ........ 6.100
J. S. Kasinger, Fairbury 6.000
Ed Ocker. Glenvil .6.000
Ellis Price. Harvard 5.070
C. C. Blois, Humboldt 6.000
Geo. Whitesell, Kenesaw 6,000
Louis P. Anderson, Marquette ,...5,000
Irene Forbes, Milford ......... .5,110
Mrs. Martin Layton, McCool ....6,000
Luslla Kriter. Odell 6,000
Thelma Nelson, Pawnee City ....5,100
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson, Seward .-.,.6,080
Gertrude Miller, Seward ........ 5,000
Mrs. Lydia Wolfskill. Superior ... .6,000
Faith Dedrick, Superior ....... ,6,160
Francis Himburger, Wymore ....6,000
Elsie Wellman, Waco 5.000
Nellie Oglesby, Tobias ........... . .6,000
Frank C. Bruning, Milford 5,000
Mrs. W. L. Chapman, Giltner ....5.100
Harriett Shacklelton, Beatrice ....5,020
Chas. Launie, Alexandria ......6.020
Mrs. Dick Harper. Davenport ....6,080
W. Crosson, 706 W 2nd, Hastings, 5,960
J. G. Pelham, Beatrice ......... .5.190
Sarah Gillmore, Blue Hill 6,000
Mrs. B. Anderson, 1324 H St., Lin
coln 5,010
Mrs. B. Jordan. 728 York Ave. York 6.000
Mrs. Marie Morris, Hebron , , . 5,000
Lillie Nolte, Auburn, R. 2 5.010
Mrs. Mark Hall, Auburn 5.010
Robert Moore, Nelson 5,000
Ralph R. Stewart, Auburn 5,000
DISTRICT NO. 8 .
Will Include all territory , in the
state of Nebraska not included in
Districts number six and seven, also
territory in South Dakota, Kansas
and Colorado. r
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. 4 L. Deposit and on $100.00 B.
4 L. Deposit will ba awarded In thia
district.
....... .o.vvu
6,000
Mrs. Phillip Seifus. Scotia .'.....5,000
H. S. Helme. Seottsbluff 6,160
Mrs. 'V. Conner, Kearney, 1407
Ave. 8th 6.990
A. C. Monkman, Elm Creek 6,080
W. B. Shelton. Paxton ..-.6.010
Mrs. Clay Funston, Ogallala. ......6,090
Martin Nielson, Dannebrog' 6.6 10
A. R. Lee. 719 N. Locust, N. Fla(te, 8.939
Julia Burkland, Sutherland 5,000
Mrs. E. T. Bigelow. Sm thfie Id '5.000
Dick .Pullam. Sargent 5,000
Dale Kino. St. Paul .6.600
John Runge, Ravenna 6,000
Ed Hale. Parks
Elisabeth Ralston. Orleans . .
Eugene Henry, O'Neill 6,070
Mrs. B. L Harshbarser. Oconto ..5.000
Neva Wetiel, Nort"i Loup ...... .6,000
Mrs. Esther Hunt, Lexington 5,009
Mrs. Lester Steadman, Lexington ..6,100
Mrs. D. T. Heynen. Kimball 6,000
Mrs. Merle Sootts. Imoerial .....5.000
Mrs. Floyd Ray, Holdrege , 5,060
Opal Cobb,. Holdrege, 6,000
Mrs. Minnie Calmer, Gothenburg ..6,100
Maude Johnson, Gothenburg ... .6,000
Sylvia Stump, Edison ......6.070
Mrs. R. D. Harington, Cosad V... 5.079
Marie .Woodruff, Coiad ......... .0.000
W. H. Rice. Chappell .. ... ...5 000
Mao Dick, Cambridge.,. ...5,949
Aaa Karn, Brule . .-. .5.000
Mrs. Ethel Copeland, Bridgeport ..5,000
Gladys Moore. Bloomimrton E OBI)
Mrs. C M. Taylor. Benkelman ....6,020
ustner Km 1th. Bartlev E.ooo
Hilda Jacobson. Arapahoe . 5 201)
J. E. Williams, Alliance 6.000
Mrs. Margaret Milligan, Arnold ....6,000
Signa Peterson, Eddyville. 6,000
Oscar Peterson. Sumner E.07A
Marie Lewis, Anselmo. .,5,000
Mrs. a. y. Lewis. Kearnev ...... R.0S0
J. H. Bragg, Wauneta 6.000
Bert Brownell. Chappell 5.090
P. J. Minner. 109 W. 5th. Grand Is., 5.060
Mrs. A. Callahan, Gfering 5,080
Dr. D. A. Rundstrom. Curtis ; E OOil
Mrs Walter Borden, Gordon' ......6,020
J. P. Cooper, Arcadia .t .....6,000
Mrs. Edna Isaacson, Cosad ..6.000
J. T. Warders, Maryvilte, Kan. ... .5.018
Reuben Engstrom, Holdrege 5,049
Mrs. Bertha A. Eber. Kirk 5,039
a. Cowards. Seottsbluff .e.ooi)
W. K. Harris, Bertrand 6,000
Mrs. Grace Redtfelt. Minden E.ooo
Geo. Gardner, Bayard ....6.010
Melba Fhilbrick. Ord to
C. B. Dosset, Axtell 6,000
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