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THE BEEt OMAHA. 5ATUKDAY, JUNE 4. mi.
Leflang Given
Divorce Decree
y In St Joseph
k f " 1 " 1 1 " "
Wifc; Similar Suit Lost by
I Husband in Omaha
v Courts.
... That Arthur. C. Leflang, Omaha
capitalist, was granted a divorce
from his wife last March in St Jo
seph, Mo., after he had been denied
a decree in Douglas county, was dis
closed to District Judge Sears in
i Omaha yesterday,
t Norris Brown, attorney for Mrs.
yt cflang, presented the evidence be
fore Judge Sears.
"It's the strangest thing I ever
heard of," said Judge Sears.
In his petition in the St. Joseph
courts, Leflang swore that he had
been a resident of Missouri for a
year, though he affirmed in his peti
tion in the local courts last Novem
ber that he had been a resident of
Nebraska for many years. .
Mrs, Leflang has never been no
tified of the petition in St. Joseph.
The late petition was filed March
17, 1921. The decree was granted
May 6 by. District Judge Allen
there.
Attorney Brown learned of the fil
ing of the petition in St. Joseph
through a friend.
Iowa Board to Probe
Escape From Prison
Strief, member of the state board
f control, who is in charge of Fort
ladison and other state institutions,
will leave here tomorrow morning
for Fort Madison to start an investi
gation of conditions responsible for
the escape of Robert Don Carlos,
Des Moines bank bandit, and John
Stillman, gangster.
The board of control has received
a number of anonymous leters crit
icizing the administration at the pen
itentiary, but has paid little attention
to them until Wednesday's jail de
livery. Nine other men have escaped jfrom.
the penitentiary since last Decem
ber. . - ...
Two Tried for Death
Of 'Dry' Officer Freed
v
r El Paso, June 3. After deliberat
ing 28 hours, the jury in the Shear
man murde trial acquitted Allen
Shearman and Thomas Mendb2a and
reported inability to agree in the
case of C. Shearman and his sons,
NHI and John.
The trial was the outcome of the
killing on .March 21. of two prohibi
tion officers, C. A. Wood and S. E.
Beckett, who, with the two other
federal . officers, attempted to serve
a search warrant on the Shearman
ranch five miles east of El Paso.
The defense claimed JN officers
fired on,C. P. shearman and ."the
r aiid his son, jonn, aamittea
rned the tirt.
France to Preserve
Explosive in Huge
Ice Water Reservoir
Paris, June 3. Approximately
900,000,000 francs worth oi explosives
which the French have accumulated
since the armistice will be placed in
huge ice water reservoirs which will
be constructed in the . Alps and
Pyrennes.
Former Minister of War Andre
Lefevre discovered that some of the
powders were liable to spontaneous
combustion unless preserved under
ice-cold water.
The construction of the gigantic
reservoirs will cost 8,000,000 francs,
but will insure France two and a
half years' supply of explosives for
the next war. The chamber of
deputies will vote on the proposition
next week.
Senate Passes Phone Bill
Washington, June 3.- The senate
passed a house bill allowing tele
phone companies doing interstate
business to consolidate with the ap
proval of the Interstate Commerce
commission. The measure goes to
the president.
Trusted Employe
Held With Others
On Theft Charge
Byrne-Hammer Man Accused
Of Substituting High-Priced
Goods in Sales; More
Arrests Expected.
Three men, one a trusted employe
of the Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods
company for 25 years, are being held
by police in connection with the
wholesale thefts of goods from the
firm. , ,
The employe, Edward Rothwell,
Twenty-third and California streets,
was arrested Thursday night. He is
said to have made sales to merchants
at .low prices and to have filled the
orders himself, substituting higher
priced goods, according to police.
Max Rosenthal, 240? Indiana ave
nue, and C. Colton, 1714 North
Twenty-fourth street, merchants,
were arrested yesterday and are be
ing held without bonds. Their at
rest is expected to help solve the
mystery surrounding the thefts, said
to total more than $10,000, accord
ing to police.
Arrests of two more merchants,
expected within a day, will clear up
the robberies, police say they' believe.
According to Chief of Police
Dempsey, one of the merchants un
der arrest was willing to escape
prosecution by offering to settle for
$3,000.
Rival Firm May Take Over
. Defunct Quaker City Bank
Philadelphia, June 3. After a con
ference 'it was announced that the
Bank of the Sons of Italy would take
over the South Broad Street Trust
company, which was forced to sus
pend business, provided the agree
ment, meets approval of the state
banking commission.
The South Broad Street Trust
company, a small bank dealing
largely with Italians, is solvent, its
president declared. He attributed ttie
suspension to withdrawals by snull
depositors.
The bank has deposits of $250,000,
according to its last stati-mrnr. Re
sources were given as $49,000.
Naturalization
Graft Ring Bared
Thousands Said to Have Been
Collected From Aliens
Seeking Citizenship.
Chicago, June 3. Existence of a
naturalization graft ring, involving
both federal and county officials and
said to have garnered thousands of
dollars from applicants for naturali
zation papers, was revealtd by the
arrest of Edward Zappan, former
clerk in the office of the clerk of the
Cook county circuit court, and the
issuance of warrants for the arrest
of Herman P. Bartells, chief of the
naturalization department of the cir
cuit court, and four others.
Zappan was arraigned before a
United States commission -and re
leased on $5,000 bond. Late today the
warrant had not been served on Bar
tels,. while the identity of the four
other men named is being held secret
by the Department of Justice. They
are said to he men of prominence,
"the higher-ups," through whom the
bulk of the graft found its Avay. The
warrants charge conspiracy and im
personation of a federal officer.
The plan of operation, according
to1 information lodged with the dis
trict attorney, was for an agent of
the ring to approach applicants for
naturalization with the information
that there was an affidavit on file
in the Cook county court charging an
offense that would stop issuance of
his naturalization papers. This was
followed with an offer to "fix" the
court proceeding.
The applicant was then taken ts
the offices of the clerk of the circuit
court and "the affidavit" torn up. He
was then told that there would be
no objection to granting his papers.
The affidavits were "faked" for the
purpose of intimidating .the appli
cants. Auto and $500 in Silki
Stolen From Hamburg, Id.
Hamburg, la., June 3.r-(Speeial.)
Thieves entered the. Golden Rule
store here Wednesday morning and
stole about $500 worth of silk
waists, silk petticoats, and silk and
crepe on bolts. ' '
An automobile from Nebraska
City, parked on the street here dur
ing the carnival, was stolen.
.-) f they retf
i I -
YOU Can
Play Any
Piece of
Music Ever
Written on
H0BART M.
CABLE
PLAYER
PIANOS
Waltzes, Tango,
Ragtime, "Bluet;"
the -wonderful old
elastics; the lively,
stirring music of the
latest shows.
You can pay for it
on the "Mickel
Plan" a small
amount down and a
few dollars a month.
Come in tomorrow
MICKEUS
The House of Pleasant
Dealings
18th and Harney
Ont'Minult
Store Talk
"Tli class ia stor kaepiag
will coma to ardor! 1 hava
fotjatl III groat eecret. Tha
Nebraska's regular lowast-in .
the-city price policy is a fact.
Nebraska's every day price
is lower tkaa the so-called,
'special prices' elsawkere.
I've compared and know," is
tk way aa Omaka business
man axprested himself after
"discovering" wkat many
thousands of men have
known for years.
ARE YOU ENJOYING
GREATER NEBRASKA
VALUES?
JOHN A. SWANSON, Frev
WM. L. HOLZM AN, Tress.
SHOP EARLY STORE CLOSES 6 P. M. SATURDAY
EmpMaftnestlIly
pl m M i
THIS greater store is recognized as Summer
Clothes Headquarters. Men who review
the mammoth showing of latest style develop
ments here realize that here is the clothes store
supreme and the new lower-prices emphasize
the money saving.
Values Unequaled
in Finest Hand-Tailored
Sport Suits
and Business Suits
$d $in $
c3)qJ) W oD
Clothes Made to Sell at $50 to $73
But featured here at prices that save you the
difference of $15 to $25 Compare.'
pa
Young Men,
the Sport Suits
You Want
. All the strictly new style ideas
in so many new models and
rich new colorings that ade
quate description is impossible.
You must see them.
Business Men,
Custom Service
Without a Try-On
Without fuss, fret or delay you
may secure your exact size,
style, weight, weave in summer
clothes here. Stouts, shorts
slims. Allproportibns. All sizes.'
Men-See What $
Another master-stroke in clothes sell
ing. New. single and double breasted
suits for men and young men.
Will Buy in Suits
Save the Difference of
$10.00 to $15.00
Metcalf hard finished, long wearing
worsteds. Sold for years at $35 and $40.
Selling here and only here today at $25
TROPICAL TWO-PIECE SUIT HEADQUARTERS
Palm Beach suits, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00
Mohair zephyr weight suits at $15.00
Finest "Kupp" silk mohair suits at $25.00
Tropical worsted 2-piece suits, $20.00 to $35.00
Aero weave, fine cool worsteds, $20.00 and $25.00
Pongee and Shantung silk suits, $25.00 and $30.00
Palm Beach trousers at $5.00
White flannel trousers at $7.50 and $10.00 '
Silk stripe white serge trousers at $5.00
Men's summer trousers, $3.50, $5.00, $7.50
Collar Attached
SHIRTS
Larger displays than
cloths, fine mercer- J
i&CU UVUU UVU1 BOIUI
stripe Madras and
many others. White
or colors. Buttoned
down collars
$2.00 to $5.00
- - i
Silk fibra ahirts, unex
celled for cool comfort
and aervic . .. . .85.00
Silk shirta at the new
prices broadcloth, crepe,
jeraey; beautiea at '
87.50 to 810
Your Ideal Cool Underwear
Prices so Jow and selections so vast and varied that
you're justified in buying an armful of cool under
wear to make your summer comfort a fact.
COOL athletic union suits
of fine quality nainsook.
All sizes up to 50 . flf
at... .:.
' COOL athletic union auita. Woven mercerized
Madras. All sizes up to 50 at.
COOL athletic union suits. Handkerchief cloth, aero
weave, fine silks. ........ . . ......... .$2.50'to $6.50
COOL athletic unioi suits.
Cross, bar nainsook. All
sizes up to 50 JQ
$2.00
COOL,
length,
auita.
short sleeve and ankle
White and ecru union
All sizes. Extra value. . .
Fine Ribbed Union Suits
$1
BATHING SUITS
Here Headquarters
Every color combination
that the rainbow ever
knew.
From the lowest price
to the finest. Cotton,
lisle and worsted.
Mn'
Bathing
Suit
81.00
to
87.50
Bert
Bathing
Suit
500
86.00
COOL, fine lisle and mercer
ized union suits. All sizes and
sleeve and leg length
l50to350
MAIN FLOOR, MAIN BUILDING FIFTEENTH STREET ENTRANCE
Canvas Oxfords
$6
Palm
Batch
Oxford
White
Canvas
Oxfords
THE STRAW HAT
STORE FOR MEN
THE SUMMER HAT
STORE FOR B0VS
CORRECT APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN
"HELP YOURSELF CLUB"
Standing of the Club Members llTdZ' ti' S&SrtS
counts in th file ( th Club Mangr up to 3 p. m., Wdndy, Juna 1. It will
b aotlctd by ttudying this list that many changtt hava been mada In tha atitlan
of lomi in tha raca.
Club mambera wha anterad only a ahart tlma aa now hava commanding pl
tiana in tha column. What athar can do, you can da. TRY IT.
VOTE VALUE OF SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS
tha PAII.V and Sonday. Mnraln or Trtn
Inc. by Bay farrier in Omaha. Council
Bluff and in town where farrirr Boy
errico ia mainiama.
Mornlnt, XTnlnt nnd Sunday by
Boy I'nmer.
Jii Taara !M0
1 Teara ; :0.4
1 Tar 10.10
Month 1.10
I Uontba 1.56
Morning
H0.0OO
7,000
12.000
12.0U0
t Tri , I monthi
1 Ttara
I Tr
I Months
3 Monthi .......
or Kirninr irithoot Sunday
larrirr uoj ncrTiee.
Voir
StO.OOO
tso.ooo
!,00O
2,000
10,000
1 Tr 5 Uenthi. .......... .I2M0
1 Tnr 14.00
t Montn t.oo
I Months .0
Dally and Sunday by Kali.
S'4 Tours t2J.(0
1 Teara 11.00
1 Toar T.iO
Months 4.00
t Months t.OO
Kow
160.000
1S3.M0
i.ono
Kw
l0,0i
lio.ooo
(l.OOO
ti.ooo
10,000
Sunday Only by
I28.J5
..... li.00
T.IO
l.t"
l.tS
Boy Carrier.
Dally Only by Hall, Without Sunday
I Toar 135.(0
3 Ttara 10.40
JTetr ,. (i.io
Month :.6
Xow
tso.ooo
70.000
33,000
la.ooo
5 Tears .
3 Tears' .
1 Tr ..
( Months
4 Tears ,
3 Years .
1 Year ..
I Months
IIS. 00
10.00
., 1.00
1.10
Sunday Only by Mall.
.....'.110.00
.oo
a. io
1.11
lio.ooo
70,000
11,000
11,01
00
New
70,000
Jl.000
i:,ooo
MOO
Renewal subscription paymenta will bo given half aa many votes as new subscription
DISTRICT NO. 1
TTIII Inelude all territory Inalds tha
City limits of Omaha eouth of I'arlflo
atreet. west of tha river to Seventy.
Second atreet. Including Ralston, Belle
toe, Fort Crook and Avery.
On 11,111.00 Maxwell, one StM.M
B. dt I.. Deposit and on $100.00 B.
I.. Deposit will bo awarded in thin
district. -
R. W. Eege, 7510 S. 83d 40, 100
Ernest Herngren, SOU S. 7th ....47,720
Tj. A. Speltser. 610 8. 23d 46,740
Mrs. J. N. Williams, 1001 8. !3d ..4M40
Mrs. F. Marecek, (111 8. :0tb ....44,410
Mrs, Pearl Btarkey, 4820 roppleton401,40
Mrs. F. D. Kawarth. 1775 S. 9th ..473,700
George I'eterson, till Wright ..,.478,180
Mrs. Thomas Seize. 2318 I St 443,(80
Norman Lewis, 121 8. lOth 875.190
H. Hakennols, 1323 Monro 373,950
Henry Furst, 3201 W 99,430
Mlea I. E. Kolle, 133 8. 81st 366, MO
Mi's. C. A. Kauth, 1813 Bancroft ..310,070
John Spell, 110 Forrest Ave 380,140
Mrs. Ella Destsl. 2300 8. 14th 35S.070
J. L, BSaeroft, 434t 8. 18th 130,860
Mrs. C. A. Christiansen, ii'i Cedar. 208,060
O. H. Evans. 4I0 8. 40th 102,80
Iva Siegel, 1714 Dorcas ......... .178.810
John Kwasniswslcl, 1867 Oak .... 146.850
Martha Rbert, 2403 Fopplcton ....133,800
Mrs. O. 8. Dutenbury. 1006 8. 33d.. 6,40
Mrs. Anna Ruppert. 2014 Msrtha... 78.430
Miss C. O'Halloran, 3971 8. 10th,... 2,370
Mrs. B. J. McBvOy. S3S3 S, 14th ... 11,280
E. H. Burke, 1102 Park Ave 11,830
Mre. Mary R. Cole, 20 Frances .... (.240
John Andrlconla. (411 8. 33d 1,000
DISTRICT NO. t
Vrtll include nil territory Inside the
city limit of Omaha and on, and
north of Pacific street, west of the
river to Eighty-third street and aa far
north a Maple street.
One 1,11(.00 Uaswell. one JJOO.OO
B. dt t. Deposit and one glOO.OO B.
I,. Deposit will bo awarded In this
district. , .- .
Mrs. Maria Coulter, 3009 Harney .409,820
O. W. Hendee, 4204 Burdette ...48.(40
Ralph N. Pratt. (0! S. 58th 437,680
Mrs. A. E. Wasck. 3212 Howard. . 497,290
Dr. Frank O. Smith, Blsckstone.. . 496,110
Mrs. C. J. Hubbard. 3804 Fnrnam 495.130
Kloy B. Morell, (44 8. 23th Ave 404,530
Mrs. Emily Winner, 110 N. 20th .. .493,430
Mrs. B. N. Clausen, 480 Under'd 437,130
Mrs. M. L. Vosburg. 1504 Douglas 441.740
R. E. Holbrook. S550 Pacific 019.470
C. B. Hyde, 3810 steward 416,760
Louia J. Schafer, 112 N. 26th. ...403,460
C. A. Weir, 191( Charles 32,390
B. H. White, (67 U. 33d 369,090
Mildred PUnk, 2714 Burf 368,210
A. Hicks, 2716 Miami ...... 343,670
DeSsle t. Harrop, 2(67 DouRlas ..340,8(0
Mrs. W. J, Whltaker, 4804 Dodge.340,(80
Mrs. C. M. tcmanea, 4(07 Charles.312.640
Douglas Peters, 206 8. 32d 304,410
Mrs. Anno Marinelll, 868 8. 21st. .300,900
C. J. Wright, 2310 Howard 23.210
W. T. Zelsel, 3314 Decatur ; 288,260
Horaco Schaetrer, 4:;i cumins ..:e3,iu
Harold Anderson, sll Marcy ...242,260
J. K. Mcintosh, 4160 Chicago ,..23,650
Rev. X. C. Hanson. 1713 N. 25th. .238,980
A. D. Klein, Jr.. 4606 Dodge ..,.224,910
Mrs. Bosnia Beach, 1001 8. 30th ..215,060
Phtnae Winttoub, 3J24 Howard ...180,510
Fred Keogh, 120 Jr. 19th U'All
I. N. Bwaneon, 412 Lake 164.390
Mrs. C. B. Llnneman. 1633 Victor ..127,870
Harold Nellson, 4315 Seward 118.960
C. F. Slosaon, Jr., 4906 Cuming ..112,080
Boland Preieman, 1018 N. 32d ... B6.J00
Mrs. Mary Engle. 2(06 Cuming ... 44,390
W. C, Nellson, 1824 N. 33rt 11,300
Thos. K. McLeavey. 833 Park.... 6.480
W. Lutee, 117 S. 25th Av ....... 6.000
DISTRICT KO. .
trill Include all territory inside th
dty limits of Omaha on and north of
Mania street, west of the river
Eighty-third street and north t Unr
ffcaitt street, Including Florence and
the Carter JAke district.
One il.lli.00 Maiwefl, one tJOO.OO
B. l. Deposit nnd one glOO.OO B.
L. Deposit wUl b awarded ia trts
district.
A, M. Handera, Plattsrnouth 4(2,620
Josephine Ketchmark, Ft. Calhoun. 447.130
,Mn bo 1 Bradaa, West Point 420,150
Jessie B. Kays, Wlsner 17(,S40
Marie Rowsldt, 1'utan 874,910
Henrtelta Miller. Oakland 870,190
Nellie Uwyer. Colon 161,840
Alvln F. Barton, Lyons .3(7.8:0
Mrs. Lulu Owens. Ashland ,.336.1(0
B. P. Cushman, Kennrd. 141, 220;
Herman Bunk, Bremer 311.770
Donald Waugh, R. 2, Valley 339,700
Mildred K. Johnson. Mesd .116,391
Mrs. P. B. Buck. Fremont 110.480
Kmma Fredstrom. Oakland ..304. 760
R. V. Kennedy. Takemah.; 100,730
Mrs, Chas. Andrew, Arlington. ....36.470
Jena Jensen, Lyon .219,860
W. H. Hoerstmnnn, Fremont. ,;..,.ll(,76it
Anna Blumm, Bcrtbner .......114,9-0
Mrs. John Huebner, R, 3... 113.430
Gordon Smith, Lyons .190,910
I. N. Warrick, Blair... 106,390
J. M. Vox, Oretns 148,150
J. H. Domingo, Weeping Water.... 140,460
Clifford Cunningham, Wahoo 129,860
Chas. J. Rwoboda, Prague..... U'l.OOo
Mrs. Kdlth Schooler. Rosalie 118,664
Jlrs. O. B. Darling, Hooper 116,580
Btella Starry, Sprinrflld ....109,71)0
Wm. Mick, Cedar Bluffn '. 10:,8S'i
Emma Johnson, R. I., Fremont. .. .101,760
V. A, Btruthcrs, Craig 70,400
DISTRICT 0. 7.
' Will include the following counties In
the state of Nebraska: Otoe, Nemaha,
Richardson, FawncO, Johnson. Gage.
Lancaster, Seward, Saline. Jefferson,
Thayer. Fillmore, York. Hamilton,
Clay, Knrkolls, Webster and Adams.
One I1.1IS.U0 Maswall, one tSOO.OO
B, ft L. Deposit and one 1100.00 B.
r. Deposit will be awarded in this
district.
Vera Grosehaus. Sutton..... 419,710
Agnes Krasomil, Aurora 4?(,iM
Eleanor Shoff, Fairbury .......... .497.670
Sirs. Mark Hall, Auburn 496.970.
S. D. Long, Cuwles 496,210
Mrs. Chas. Fowler, Xebraaka City. .494.760
R. W. Mastln. Tobias 494,100
Mrs. Thomas Brower, Geneva 44.160
Emma Krutz. Pesbler 460,920
E. E. Holmes, Inland 459.229
Mr. Dean Kite, Auburn ,.,,406.7111
Lola Honford, Seward ..,.400,751
Valra Bnir. Fairmont l60
Jewell Howard, Lincoln glS.Oft.
Mrs. Otis Wolford. Clsy Center. .. .1(8.430
Charles Lsune, Alexaudria .I37.8JO
Raymond L. Crosson, Hastings. .. .275,860
Margaret Aherns. Falls City 260,190
Mrs. Lydla Wolfskin. Superior,.'. .256. 98
George Whlteeell. Xineww .249.261)
Mrs. C. D. Riley, Teciimsch 217, 60t
Mrs. B. Anderson, 1324 H. Lincoln. .116. 31
Delma Harp, Belvedire ....,110.170;
Vern Butler. Red Cloud ......160,110
Gail Parsons, Humboldt 156,970;
Mrs. W. L. Chapman. Oiltner. . , .143.47W
Mra. Marie Morriss, Hebron ...121,690
G. E. Gllmore, Harvard ;115,41
Tillie Nolte, R. 2, Auburn 116,370'
Alfred Bookwaltor. Pawnee City. .100.141
W. E. Price, Crete 4,17il)
Mrs. B. T. Jordon. York 6S.79
C. M. Bergs, Carleton1 62,40;
Edward Brunlnr. Bruninar. ...... . (4.21
Gladja teahy, Peru 16,000,
DISTRICT NO. S.
Will Include all territory in the state
of Nebraska not Included in Districts
Number C and 7. nlso territory ia South
Dakota, Kansas and Colorado,
One gl.118.00 Maxwell, one V2O6.00
B. ft L, Deposit and one 10O.00 B.
L. Deposit will be awarded la this
district. '
G. J. Emery, 255 Pratt
Mrs. W. W. Davis, 191 Flor. Blvd.
Violet Brotohle, 6030 Flor. Blvd.,
a t ir....u 9hfitt Whitmore....
Mr. O. L. Tracy. 1811 Br6wne. ...
W. E. stutenrotn. .; timmn.
Monfc Harris, 264 N. 47th Ave.
t . i- saftt Ames...
Mrs. " J. M. Streeter. 4008 N. 34th. .
Leo Daniels, 83US iapie
Mrs. R. Tedesco, 239 Lin. Blvd.,
Edna Lawrenson, 7711 N. 28th Avo,
C. D. Sohnell, 2423 Crown Point.,. -
C. Hall, 287 Vane
Mrs. A. Dangel, 6126 Flor Blvd...
H. Chrlstansm, 6904 Minn Lusa.
Mrs. Gust Kranta. 7301 Maple...
S. M. Finley. 1921 Blnney.....
Mrs. Harry Rogers. 6511 N. 2th.
Mr. L. M. Thlrtl. 006 N. 80th.
Winifred Travis. 2861 Fowler.....
Mrs. Tom Rodebaugb. 3180 Merth
Mrs. E. Q. Teets, 3737 Laurel...
499,900
.47,(10
46,860
45.500
494,00
491.800
421,690
317.460
300,410
391,460
185,960
S81.890
271.750
267,850
2(6,070
218,760
200.2S0
194,780
1S8.810.
160.810
.149.180
,119,760
, 21,240
DISTRICT SO. .
WUl Include all territory the elty
of Cooncll Bluff, Including the Mana
wa district. M n
One 1.U6.00 Maxwell ore gtWI.OO B.
ft jj. Deposit and ono $100.00 B. L.
Deposit will be awarded in thla district.
Mr. Iva M. Ford, 105 8. ltth.....
Mr. M. A. Smith, 1304 Ave. D....
Anna Ward, 1006 (th Aye. .
Gertrude Sullivan. 811 Ave. B
R. P. Bolin, 1001 4th Ave
Mra. Wm. J. Ry. 5026 Ave. A....
Ray Wilcog. (20 Voorhi...
Dorothy Lonihan, 6(3 Harrison....
Jfr; Ada McLaughlin. 1308 Sd Av.
Mrs. reitr v.- - -. . -
Lou Dunlap, Grand Hotel.. ......
R. D. Edwards, 2310 Ave. C......
A. P. Clobrtdge. 304 W. Pitrce...
A. W. Gelger, Jr.. 4! Damon. ....
Mr. W. A. Mitchell. 203( Ave. A.
Bertha Zobel, 720 Av. E. .......
.41.30
.498,540
.47,(20
.351.880
.27,970
.153,810
.246,760
.219,910
.200,490
.144.990
.141,670
.121,640
. 49, OSS
. 26.260
. 21,70
. i.000
M. A. Hostatler; Sheltoa ....... 499,
Wm. Halsey, Lebanon 498
J. F. Schwalaer. North Platta ....497,
Hazel Farrell. Gothenburg ., 4(,
Harriet Edwards, Scottsbluff ....494,
A. R. Lee, 71 Locust, No. Flatte.480,
P. C. McKenzie. Burwell 471
C. O. Jones, Hyannia ............ 469,
Mrs. E. Steinke. Holdreg 4SS,
Mrs. J. A. Quintan, Brule ......432.
trs..H. J. Mcintosh. Cozad ......414.
Mrs. E. J. Reirhstein, Minden ..404,
Mrs. A. K. Callahan. Gering ....16,
Martin Nielsen. Dannebrog '. 369,
Mrs. Fred Collura. Arnold ...... 363,
Hilda Jacobson. Arapaho ......162,
(Jlrs. K. c. Dlllman. Broken Bow.. 369,
E. G. Nislsy. Lexington .168,
Bert Browne!!, Chappell .....141,
Mrs. Bertha A. Eber, Kirk 140,
Fern Gates, Stamford .....330,
Lucil Johnson, Orleans .......... 1:9,
W. B. Shelton, Paxton Ill,
J. P. Minner, 10 W. 6th, Gr. Is... Ill,
W. K. Harris, Bertrand ....313.
Elizabeth E. Fairchlld, Lemoyne. .104,
Andy Stone. Wood River ........27,
Blanche Myers, Sutherland ......286,
Dr. O. II. Blackburn. Mitchell ....275,
Melba Phllbrick. Ord 26S,
Helen Hammond, Valentine ........241,
Hazel xrundei, Sumner .......... :to,
C. B. Dossett, Axtell 240,
Harry K. Selk, Scott 127.
Geo. Gardner, Bayard ..220,
Slgna Peterson, Eddyvllle 122,
Mra, Clay Funston, Ogallala ...... 216,
Anna Randall, Long Pine ., 211,
H. B. VanBuskirk, Mullen 101,
Andrew Campbell, Cambridge ....100,
R. L. Dunn, 6th Ave.. Kearney . . .191,
Mm. McKeevee. Cordova ..182,
Wm. F. Beranek, Loup City ......170,
Vera Corley, Callaway' 166,
Mrs. F. 8. Copeland. Bridgeport ....145.
H. C. McKay. St. Paul .....145,
Ethel Fltaimones. Atnsworth .....139,
Leland Zink. McCook ..110,
Albert P. Powers, Greeley ..,.,...117,
Winifred Bogus, Atkinaon ......lit,
Harvey Thompson, Ravenna ...... 11 1,
Dick Pullman, Sargent 100.
Mra. L. Roaencrans, Juleaburg, Colo.100,
Oyma Clyde. O'Neill ............... 71,
I. lzsle Mclntyre, Tyrnn 70,
Mrs. Roy Bennett, Kearney .... 46,
Helen Loomis, Gibbon .'. . It,
Mabel Douglass, Morrell .......... 22,
John Alisky, Brownie 10,
DISTRICT NO. . ' . '
Wld Include all the territory In the
state of Iowa eotatde the city of
Council Bluffs aad the Maaawa dls-
oie SM15 W Mxwell, on 200.00
B. 1. Deposit and one f 100.00
L. Deposit will be awarded la this
district.
Rer. O. B. Buman, Minden .
ntt ICaoratt. Malvern
Merle Andres, Oakland
Glen C. SIHIck, Missouri alley ..
June Ovlatt, Shenandoah
Bert Graham, R. 1. Logan
Harlan Klutta, Mondamln
O. J. Atkins, Neola
Mrs. Nettle Ratcheldon, Riverton.
Mra. 8. L. Jefferson. Woodbine...
Geo. W. Moore. Bartlett
June Beaver. Harlan
Hazel Donaldson, Avoca
Nellie J. Solleder, Thurman ......
Mra. Billla Iwsn, Schleawig
Marlon Caughell, Careon
Leona Hamann, Perala
Opal Snyder. Randolph
Myrtle Rogers, Percival
Olady Mavis, Harlan ........
Merl B. Travis, Carson
Fred Tanks, Avoca
Ruth Knight, Glen wood
T. J. Comer. Missouri Valley ....
Mrs. Ona Johnson, Pacific Jet. ...
Mrs. Lowell C, Mattox, Shelby
Bernard Franklin, Hamburg ....
Mra. Ray Plerson, Henderson ....
E. E. Axthelm, Glenwood
Grant E. Froyd, Harlan
Blanch Collins, Red Oak
.49.100
.496,970
.479,900
.434,640
.393,(70
.387,660
.370,(20
.360,370
,357,940
,347,800
,341.730
,338,090
,836,770
321,760
330.140
289.110
275.940
1(9.470
,550.770
,238,460
831.070
227.310
,230.O0
,206,410
,170,16
,170,0
,1(4.640
111.920
, 79,410
, (.000
, (.000
DISTRICT NO.
Will include the following counties la
th stat of Nebraska t Cass. Sarpy.
Douglas (outside th elty of Omaba),
Saandera, Dodge. Washington, Bart,
Coming. Thurston. Dakota, Dixon.
Ono S1.1 15.00 Maxwell, one $300.00
B. ft 1 Deposit and one $100.00 B.
ft L. Deposit will be awarded la this
district.
7tta Lower, Valparaiso ...4,50
Ed R. Hersk, Winnebago.... 497,80
Frank Pallas, Pender ...496.950
G. C Hobsck, Nshawka 46.660
Mr. Arehi Roberta. No. Bend 478,760
Hsrmao A, Bouton, Elkaorn..,...4(,00
"I
490
19
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670.
8(10
060
900,
760'
740
191
340
69
464
370
7i
91
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810
490
621
M0"
991
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7.
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820
40W
4W
410,
77t?
7701
,57ilj
8411
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,17
,160,
,49(1
,100
,671
,781
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,46
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26j
,70i
140
17il
460
40
10
610
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DISTRICT NO. t.
Will include'the following onntle in
the state of Nebraska: Butler, Polk,
Merrick, Nance, Piatt. Colfax, Stanton,
Madison, Boone. Antelope, Fierce
Wayne, Cedar and Knox.'
One $1,110.00 Maxwell, en $100.00
B. ft L. Deposit and on $100.00 B.
ft L. Deposit will be awarded ia thl
district.
W. C Halsey. Oakdal i.4.02
Harry J. Muffey, St. Edward ......498,100
E. C. Wilde, 823 8. 8th, Norfolk. ...41.310
Mre. Wade Prultt, Humphrey .....416,790
D. P. Hill, Genoa 4M.79
F. L. Brown, Schuyder 45.70
R. E. Strasburg, Polk 464.600
Helen Wynkoop, Central City 461,130
Josephln Newton, Osceola .......4(6,300
Lydla Seye-sdnhl. Madison , 448.tt((
O. J. Haviland. Norfolk 421,90
Floyd Buchanan, Silver Creek .....424.380
Laura Kolena, Creighton 410,540
G. C. Smith. Albion 397.510
Juanita Carlson, Stromaburg 386,040
Hasel Sowdera. Nellgh 360,870'
Fred T. Winglngton. Schuyler .... .350,610 '
Marguerite Durbln, Bloemfield 346,260
Blanche Colby, Shelby 615,660 '
Ida Ruther, Stanton ..331.71
Mrs. Ed Lyons, Newman Grov ..315.360
R. J. Swanson. Fullerton 313,660
A. E. Stafford. Rising City 316,130
Anton V. Votava, Schuyler .....,.30.n
B. J. 1 Maslowsky, Randolph .......299.130
Josephine Evans, Piatt Center ...190,460
Vivian Dee, David City ......... ...JI5.lt
Cedrie Anderson. Wausa l5.460
Sum Dr.virs, Wayne 130,(00
Elmer Nordland, Columbus ........328.740
W. J. Keeler. Fullerton 300,370
Henry J. Haynes. Octavla K1.T40
G. C. Griffin. Clarke ....1(7.710
Ray Chase, Plainview ....HMO
Wm. King. Cedar Raplda .......... 46,800
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