the hee: UMAHA, SATUKUAY, JUNE 25, - iyii.
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Unions Opposed
To Industrial
Equality Plan
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Negroes Provided for in
Amendment of A. F. of
L. Voted Down.
Denver, June 24. The convention
of the American Federation of Labor
today voted down a constitutional
amendment designed to give women
"equal right and 'privileges of mem
bership in the union of their trade
or industry." All affiliated unions,
however, were urged not to discrim
inate against the woman wage earner
nd admit her to membership
Efforts to wipe out the "color line"
in organized labor organizations also
failed. The convention took the
Hand that national and international
anions could not be compelled to
recognize negro workers and that
'.his was a malter to be adjusted by
conference between the negro wage
earners and the various organiza
tions. Both questions were .the subject
f long and stormy debates, in which
discrimination by certain unions
igainst the negro and woman wage
larners was bitterly denounced.
The committee's report rejecting
the constitutional amendment to give '
women "industrial equality" defend- j
rd the federation's stand on women
in industry and cited efforts to get I
better wages and working conditions j
for them. It declared that only a j
"few unions" were discriminating
igainst women and for that reason
disapproved the amendment and
urged that "those international and
national organizations which do not
admit women to membership give
early consideration for such admis
sion." Speak for Women.
Equal rights for women in in
dustry was voiced by delegates from
the cigarmakers' and the laundry
workers' union, who declared "if a
woman does a man's work she
should receive a man's pay." All
declared that organized labor should
protect the woman wage earners.
W. D. Mahon, president of the
Amalgamated Association of Street
Ra'lway Employes, declared that his
organization would not allow the
federation to dictate to it in the mat-
ter of woman's labor. He said he j
was in favor of protection for woman
workers, but he did not believe that 1
the "back platform of a street car f
was the place for a woman."
The defeated constitutional amend- !
ment would have provided for the j
issuance of a separate charter by the j
federation to a woman's local with- j
out the consent ot the union Having
jurisdiction over the particular trade
Negro Not Recognized.
The negro question arose cn the
report of the committee on laws
which disapproved a resolution call
ing for the suspension of unions that
discriminated against negro workers. ,
The committee, however, was upheld
by overwhelming votef i
J?i"rtlvinrr trt a nnrsttnn from trM !
uir as ici wuruici il wds uusmuic
to forceviny affiliated union to wipe
out the "color line," President Sam
uel Gompers said:
"The American Federation of La
bor has previously declared that it
is the duty of all workers to organ
he, regardless of sex, nationality,
lace, political belief or color.
"The federation, however, cannot
force this view upon individual or
affiliated unions without their con
sent." Jordan V. Chambers, negro dele
gate of the railway coach cleaners of
St. Louis, declaring that conferences
between members of his race and the
onions had been ordered at previous
conventions, but never had been held,
urged drastic action to compel recog
nition of the negro workers.
Vote Wheeling Aid.
Union labor organizations of
Wheeling, W. Va., were voted as
sistance of the federation in fighting
a court ' injunction served on them
yesterday and for which a hearing
has been set for tomorrow morning.
A telegram read to the convention
said none of the attorneys of Wheel
ing would consent to represent the
unions in their court action.
The telegram said that an em
ployers' organization had obtained
an injunction restraining virtually all
trades unions of Wheeling from
holding any meetings, congregating
on the streets, in public meeting
places or in rooming nouses because
of a building trades strike now in
progress. i ne unions, rnemoers,
employes and officers were also en
joined from interfering with any
member of the employing organiza
tion, its patrons or prospective pa-
ons. the telesrram said.
Aviators Plan Non-Stop
Flight Over Mexico
El Paso, Tex., June 24. Maj.
George Puflea, instructor of civil
aviation in Mexico, and Eddie Stin
son, former stunt fryer at Kelly
field, San Antonio, tomorrow will at
tempt a non-stop record flight of
1.100 miles from Chihuahua City to
Mexico City. Major Puflea and Mr.
Stinson will leave Fort Bliss field at
5 tomorrow morning. They expect
to make the trip to Chihuahua City
in less than two -hours. The flight
will be made in an attempt to estab
lish records of endurance in the air,
for speed, altitude and distance.
Clinton (la.) Boy Scouts
Guests of Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls, S. D., June 24. Two
hundred boy scouts and 50 business
men of Clinton, la., traveling in
automobiles and trucks to Yellow
stone National park, were guests
here today. They arrived last night
and after camping in Sherman park
announced they liked the place so
well they would stay another day.
This will necessitate clipping a day
off their proposed four-day stay at
Deadwood.
Baltimore Attorney Is
Elected Kiwanis Club Head
Cleveland, O.,' June 24. Harry' E.
Karr, an attorney of Baltimore, Md.,
was elected president of the Interna
tional Kiwanis clubs at today's ses
sion of the fifth international con
vention. Toronto, Ont, was selected for
t year's convention,
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Another Stride Forward in Value Giving
Style and Service
in Summer Suits
for
Men and Young Men
There is no need to pay exorbitant prices for style and quality in your
summer clothes. Profit by the experience of others. Compare the summer
clothes and the prices we offer with those offered anywhere else. You'll
find that our qualities arc of the best and cannot.be matched elsewhere at
these prices. Two specials for Saturday.
Genuine Palm Beach & Mohair
Suits 14.50
These Palm Beach and Mohair suits are superbly tailored and wonderful
ly finished by expert workmen; guaranteed London shrunk; styles to fit
men of all tastes and builds; about GOO suits in the lot. reyularly worth
18.50; special for Saturday, 14.oU
Men's All-Wool Suits
37.50
to
50.00
values at
Second Floor
Men 's Store
Sale of 21,600
Wash Ties for Men
10c Each r 3 for 25c
Regularly worth 25c; your chance to lay in
a complete summer supply of wash ties; 3
for 25c or, each, 10
Main Floor Men's Store
Included in this lot are some Hart, Schaffner & Marx and other well
known makes; in strictly hand tailored garments; single or dorfble-breasted
models; plain colors, stripes, checks and mixtures; in men s and young
men's models; an opportunity to get a suit at just about
half the regular pnee; many are ngiu summer uuyi
cal weights; others that could be worn the year
around; wonderful opportunity; stouts, slims,
stubs and regular sizes: values 37.50 to 50.00;
priced for Saturday, 25.00
Men's
Athletic Union Suits
A very choice lot; in self striped and
acquard figured white madras; sizes
U to 46; special per suit.
1.15
Another Big Value-Giving Sale of Men's
Mid-Summer Hats
Panamas
Bangkoks
and
Leghorns
Your Choice
2.95
Men! Walk in and make your choice; these hats are of the
smart quality and style that distinguishes the well dressed
man in summer; don't let an opportunity like this pass. We
give you your unrestricted choice of any Panama, Bangkok
or Leghorn hat in onr entire stock, at, 2.95
Men's and Boys' Summer Caps, 50c These caps come in
silk, mohair, -pongee and sport styles; they are worth 75c
to 1.50; priced for Saturday, each, 50c
Men's Sailor Straws These hats are all the latest styles
and are 3.00 and 3.50 values; special for Saturday, each, 1.95
Boys Straw Hats 30 dozen hats, in assorted styles and
shades; good values; special, 'each, 1.00
Main Floor Arcade
Continuing Our
Semi-Annual Shirt Sale
Best Values
1.15, 1.65, 2.35 and 3.65
Main Floor Men's Store
It's Time to Think of
Vacation Luggage
Are you going to take that summer trip? If so, now is the
time to purchase that trunk, suit case or grip. Our prices
are right and our stock is complete. ,
Long Grain Kerotol Bags In brown and black ; metal cor
ner; cloth lining; steel frame; cloth claw catches; priced
at 2-50
Fibre Suit Cases In brown' and black; with two hinges:
Kerotol hand! 3; six inches deep; paper lined; each, 1.50
Leather Bags English plaid lining; made over Japan pin
frame; brass-plated trimmings; claw catches; each, 4.98
Mendel Drucker Wardrobe Trunks Bulge and open top; 5
drawers, 10 inches deep; 11 hangers; waterproof laundry
bag, shoe box ; lined with cretonne ; a trunk de luxe, a trunk
of distinction; regular 75.00 value; very special, 50.00
General Purpose Trunks 7.50 to 32.60
Main Floor Men's Store
White Footwear for Men
Ken's White Footwear "Regan t"
white canvas oxfords, with flexible fl
oer soles; just the shoe
'.or street and vacation
wear; 4.00 values; spe
:ial, per pair.
Hen's Brown Oxfords English and
wide toe effects; special at per
pair, 6.95
2.45
Men's White Canvas Sport Oxfords
Trimmed with brown calf; priced
at per pair,
Men's White Canvas Oxfords
Welt sewed sole; specially
priced at 7.50
Main Floor Men 's Store
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HELP YOURSELF CLUB
TfeeL
It Word
Until the Awards Are Made
All subscriptions and voting ballots must be in the office of the Club Manager
before 10:00 p. m. tonight, or must be placed in the mail before that hour.
If you have any reserve voting ballots in your possession, mail them in at once.
STANDINGS CONSIDERED CORRECT
The standings of the club members as they appear today will and must be con
sidered correct unless the club members advise us to the contrary before
6:00 p. m. tonight.
All subscription ballots that are received in this office from now on will be
deposited in the ballot box.
Voting ballots to cover remittances received from this date on will not be re
turned to the club members. Instead, a letter will be sent, acknowledging receipt
of remittances, as well as giving the amount of votes that were allowed on the
payment.
LATE REMITTANCES
In order to allow all an equal length of time to work, the club manager will
accept all remittances placed in the mails before 10 p. m. Saturday night, June 25,
However, these remittances must reach this office by Wednesday, June 29, in order
to be counted. In sending in late remittances send them SPECIAL DELIVERY,
Do not register them, as that causes delay.
THE FINAL TEST
The final and supreme test in the big Help Yourself campaign has arrived.
Are you prepared to meet it? Today's standings show many vital changes in
the list, some club members taking a better place, other club members dropping to a
less advantageous position, but what happens today is only a forerunner of what is
bound to come when the final count is made.
DO NOT OVERLOOK SECOND PAYMENTS
A club member who fails to understand this plan is missing out on one of the
easiest ways to enlarge his final score.
The campaign is only a matter of hours from now on. Make every ,
minute count. '
OFFICE OPEN
The office of the manager of the Help Yourself Club will be open until 10:00 !
p. m. tonight (Saturday, June 25th). Both city and country members are invited
to come in.
1 1
so
Vote Value
of
Subscription
Payments
The DAILY and Sunday, Morning or
Evaninf, by Boy Carrier in Omaha,
Council Bluff and in town where Car
rier Boy service is maintained.
New
250,000
180.000
76,000
32,000
12,000
2 Years $25.50
2 Years 20.40
1 Year 10.20
8 Months 5 10
3 Month 2.55
Morning or Evening Without Sunday
by Carrier Boy Service.
8 Years, $ months. . . .$25.85
2 Years 15.60
1 Year 7.80
6 Month 8.90
3 Month 1.95
New
250.000
136.000
62.000
22.000
10.000
Sunday Only by Boy Carrier.
Years ' 125.60
Years 10.40
Year 6.20
Months 2.60
New
250.000
76.000
82.000
12.000
Morning, Evening and Sunday by
Boy Carrier.
New
1 Year, 6 Months $26.50 260,000
1 Year 18.00 152.000
6 Months 9.00 68.000
3 Months 4.50 28,000
Daily and Sunday by Mail.
Vt Years $25.50
2 Years 15.00
1 Year 7.60
6 Months 4.00
Months 2.00
Daily Only by Mail, Without
5 Years $25.00
2 Years 10 00
1 Year 6 00
6 Months 2 50
Sunday Only by Mail.
4 Years $10.00
2 Years 6.00
1 Year 2 60
6 Months 1-26
New ,,
250.000
186,000
62,000
22,000 ,
10,000 . .
Sunday '"
New '" i
260,000 '
76,000
$2,000
12,000 "
New
76,000
$2,000
12.000
6.000 '
Renewal subscription payments will hm given half as many votes as new subscriptions
THE STANDINGS OF CLUB MEMBERS
The standing of the club members, as thtey apnear today, show all the votes that were received and
counted in the office of the club manager from the beginning of the campaign up to noon Wednesday, June
22. The standings, as they appear today, will not be changed again during the remaining days of the earn
paign. The ballot box will not be opened again until the final counting of votes takes place, after the
campaign closes.
isaiaaa
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
toc, Fort Crook and Avery.
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one ttM.M
Ft. L. Deposit and one tlOO.ie B.
A L. Deposit will ba awarded la this
district.
George Peterson. 3411 Wright. .4,042.300
R. W. Sage. 251 8. 23d 4,030,760
Ernest Herngren. 2015 S 7th 3,221.700
Mrs. J. N. Williams. 3608 S. 23d. .3,089,150
Mrs. Pearl 8tarkey. 425 Poppleton 2,978.230
E. H. Burke. 1102 Park Ave 2.799,050
Norman Lewis. 1932 S. 29th 2.57,210
Henry Furst. 32T W 2. 363.130
Mrs. F. Marecek. 5218 8. 20th. .2.317.610
Mrs. C. A. Kauth. 1822 Bancroft. 2, "98. 490
Mrs. F. D. Haworth. 1775 S. th. 1,726,340
L. A. Speitzer. 626 S. 23d..: 1.620.31 fl
H. Hnkenholz. 223 Monroe 1.119.610
John Spell. 810 Forest Ave 168.390
Q. H. Evans. 4550 8. 40th 631.020
Mrs. Ella Dostel, 2300 8. 14th.... 183,840
DISTRICT NO. S
Will Include all territory Inside the
city limits of Omhha and on, and
north of Pacific street, west of the
river to Eighty-third street and as far
north aa Maple street.
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
R. 4k L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
L. Deposit will ba awarded In this
district.
Mrs. C. J. Hubbard. 8804 Fsrnam 4.145.360
R. E. Holbrook, 8556 Pacific. .4,025,710
Mrs. A. E. Waack, 2222 Howard. .4.010,840
O. W. Hendee. 4204 Burdette 3.848.890
Dr. Frank O. Smith, Blackstono 3,735,330
Mrs. Maria Coulter, 3009 Harney 3,591,380
Mrs. M. L. Vosburg. 2564 Douglas 3.640,710
Kloye B. Morell. 544 8. 25th Ave. 2.994,210
C. F. Slosson. jr., 4906 Cuming. .3,793,(20
Louis J. Schafer, 112 N. 26th 3,706,250
C. B. Hyde. 3830 Seward 2,626,100
E. H. White, 667 8. 33d 2,601.310
Ralph N. Pratt. 62 S. 28th 2,200.250
Mrs. W. Whlteaker, 4804 Dodge 2,100,800
Mrs. Anne Marlnelll, 858 8. 21st 2.092.660
Harold Anderson, 3116 Marcy... .1,977,100
A. Hicks. 2716 Miami 1,851.270
Mrs. Emily Winner, 11 N. 20th. .1.737.190
Dessle D. Harrop. 2567 Douglas. .1.613.420
Rev. N. C. Hansen. 1713 N. 25th 1.006.920
Mildred Plank. 2714 Burt 861.S20
Mrs. C. M. Tomondl. 4507 Chsrles 773.780
Phlnss Wlntroub, 1314 Howsrd.. 659.610
Mrs. B. N. Clausonl 4809 Under'd 656.480
Harold Neilson, 4315 Seward.... 155,160
DISTRICT NO. I.
Will Inelnds all territory laslde the
elty limits of Omaha on and north of
Maple street, west of the river to
Eighty-third street and north to Mar
geant atreet. Including Florence and
the Carter Lake district.
On $1,115.00 Maxwell, ana $700.00
B. L. Deposit and one llOO.Oa
L. Deposit wlU be awarded la His
district.
Mrs. R. Tedesco. 1931 Lin. Blvd.. 3.771,620
Mono Harris. 2154 N. 47th Ave. .8,240.290
Mrs. W. Davis, 3921 Flor. Blvd. .3.046,(60
O J. Emery, 2554 Pratt ..3,018.140
Leo Daniels. 3102 Maple 1.174,800
Edna Lawrenson. 7111 N. 13th Av. 3.090.040
W. E. Stutenroth, 3466 Camden. ...1,798,460
Violet Brotchte. 6010 Flor. Blvd. .1,716.600
Mrs. A. Dangel. 5226 Flor. Blvd. .1.444.670
Mrs. Tom Rodebaugh 3180 Mer-th. 1.1:0,160
Mrs. Harry Rogers. 8611 N. 29th. 1,032.260
Mrs. Oust Krantx, 7301 Maple.... (57,480
DISTRICT NO. 4.
Will Include nil territory la tha elty
of Council Bluffs, Including tha Mana
wa district.
One $ 1.1 15.00 Maxwell, ona $200.00 B.
A L. Deposit and one $100.00 B. A L.
Deposit will bo awarded la this district.
Mrs. M. A. Smith. 2304 Ave. D... 4.1 50.(40
Anna Ward. 1004 5th Ave 4.110.890
Gertrude Sullivan, 811 Ave. B. . .3.121,080
Mrs. Iva M. Ford. 305 S. 18th. . . .2.863,770
Mrs. Wm. J. Ryan. 2026 Ave A. . . .1,028.840
Ray Wilcox. 620 Voorhls 918.960
A. W. Gelger. Jr.. 428 Damon 913,760
Dorothy Lenlhan, 552 Harrison.... 603.960
R. P. Bolln. 2003 4th Ave 469,450
R. D. Edwards. 2310 Ave C 410,820
Bertha Zobel. 726 Ave E 67,600
DISTRICT NO. S.
Will biclnde all the territory la the
.fate of Iowa ontstde tha city ef
Council Bluffs and the Manawa dis
trict. One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one StOO.M
B. A L. Deposit and one 1100.06 B.
A I. Deposit wlU be awarded la thla
district.
DISTRICT NO, 8. J;;,
Will Include all territory la tha atatf
of Nebraska not Included la Districts
Number and t, also territory la Boath
Dakota. Kansas and Colorado. '.'
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. A L. Deposit and ana 100.00 B.
L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district.
Harlan Klutta. Mondamln 4.111.620
Bert Graham, Rt. 1, Logan 3,658,810
Rev. O. B. Bauman, Mlnden 3.364.150
Bptty Eaorett. Malvern 2.913,680
Merle Andres. Oakland 3.838,120
June Ovlatt, Shenandoah 2.226,630
Mrs. S. L. Jefferson. Woodbine. . .1,987,640
O. J. Atkins. Neola 1,423,370
Nellie J. Solleder, Thurman 1,331.480
Ruth KnlRht. Glenwood 964,000
Mrs. Nettle Batcheldon, Riverton 889.420
Hazel Donaldson. Avoca 857,770
June Beaver. Harlan 820,170
Geo. W. Moore. Battlet 810,230
Fred Tanks. Avoca 741.261
DISTRICT NO.
Will Include the followinr counties la
the state of Nebraska: Cass, Sarpy,
Douglas (outside the city of Omaha),
Saunders, Dodge, Washington, Bart,
Cuming. Thurston, Dakota, Dixon.
One $1,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. A L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
A L. Deposit will be awarded la this
district.
Frank Pallas. Pender 4,248, ISO
Mabel Braxda. West Point 4.171,120
V. H. Hoeratraann, Fremont 4.121,560
0. C. Hobark. Nehawka 3.942,990
Mrs. Lulu Owens, Ashland 3,928,210
Herman A. Homann. Elkhorn... .3.632,100
Mrs. P. E. Buck, Fremont 3 048.090
Zetta Lower. Valparaiso 3,015,780
Henrietta Miller, Oakland 3.414,760
J. H. Domingo, Weeping Water. .2,186.40
R. V. Kennedy. Tekamah 2,846.820
E. F. Cuahman, Kennard 2,656,490
Jens Jensen, Lyons 2.181.980
Mrs. Archie Roberts. No. Bend. .1.944.210
Herman Buhk. Beemer 1.311.900
Nellie Dwyer. Colon 1,238,040
Donald Waugh. R. 3. Valley. .. .1.108.040
Alvin F. Barton. Lyons 1.103.290
Ed R. Horak, Winnebago 1.040,960
Josephine Ketrhmark, Kt. Calhoun 956,370
Jessie B. Kays. Wlnser 818,440
Mrs. John Huebner. R. 3 781.930
Mildred E. Johnson, Mend 646.240
Mrs. O. B. Darling. Hooper.... 426,610
Bessie B. Krajirek. Arlington.... 395.490
1. N. Warrick, Blair 382,490
DISTRICT NO. 7.
Will Include the following counties In
the state of Nebraska: Otoe, Nemaha.
Richardson, Pawnee. Johnson, Oag.
iMcaster, Seward. Saline. Jefferson.
Thayer. Fillmore, York, Hamilton
Clay, Nuckolls. Webster aad Adasna.
On 1. 116.00 Maxwell, on StM.Ott
B. A L. Deposit and one $100.00 B. A
L. Deposit will bo awarded la this
district.
R. W. Mastln. Tobias 4.157,1(0
Eleanor Shnff, Falrbury ...4.050.14
Margaret A herns. Falls City 3.S30.690
S. D. Long, Cowles 1.624. 160
Mrs. Chan. Fowler. Neb. City 2, 684.010
Mrs. Lydla Wolfskin. Superior. .. .2.441.60
E. E. Holmes. Inland 2.46.990
Mrs. Oils Wolford, Clsy Center. . .2.356.190
Velva Balr. Fairmont 1.068.04.1
Mr. Mark Hall. Auburn 1.88,314
Raymond L. Crosson. Hastings. .. ,1, '48. 060
Mrs. B. F. Jordon, Tork 1.370,390
Tlllls Nolte, R. 2. Auburn 1,14.160
Emma Kruts, Deshler ,...1,061.30
Mrs. Thomns Browor, Geneva 1,019,160
Mrs. Dean Kite. Auburn 700,13)
George Whttsell, Kenesaw 694.676
Jewel Howard, Lincoln 611,000
Thos. "Warder, Maryvilla, Kan... 4,
A. L. Lee. 11! Locust, N. Platte.. 4
M. A. Hostetler, Shelton 3
Wm. Halsey, Lebanon ...1.
Andy Stone, Wood River 3
Mrs. E. Stelnke, Holdrege 2,
Bert Brownell. Chappell....,....!.
Melba Phllbrlck. Ord 2,
Elizabeth E. Fairchltd, Lemoyne.2,
W. K. Harris, Bertrand 2,
J. P. Minner, 101 W. tth. Or. Is.l
Mrs. Clay Funston, Ogallala 1
C. O. Jones, Hyannls 1
Mrs. J. A. Qulnton. Brule 1
Harriet Edwards, Scottabluff . . . .1
Fern Gates. Stamford 1
Mrs. Fred Collum, Arnold. ..... .1,
Hazel Farrell, Gothenburg 1
Dr. C. H. Blackburn, Mitchell. .. .1,
Mrs. E. J. Relchsteln, Mlnden.... 1,
E. O. Nlsley, Lexington 1.
Mrs. K. C Dlllman, Broken Bok.l,
W. B. Shelton, Paxton 1,
Mrs. H. J. Mcintosh, Cosad
J. 7. 8chwaigeer, North Platte..
Martin Nielsen, Dannebrog......
P. C. McKenxle. Burweil
Oyma Clyde, O'Nell
Luclla Johnson. Orleans .
Blanche Meyers, Suthsrland
Mrs. A. K. Callahan, Gerlng
Harry K. Selk, Scotia
Hasel TrundeU Sumner
C. B. Dossett, Axtell
.101,080
.0870
,183.,)
I.617.H0
1,071,110
,806.4,00
,744.440
I.69M40
,400,150
,17':,170
,101,870
103,000
834.7(3
.618,19-
.576,300
.527-460
,487,170
,171.750
.16.48,0
,1(0,690
.136,190
,017,710
,107.110
$41,100
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$16,190
4I1.40
45,410
1(0.470
110.400
$01,340
41.50
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DISTRICT NO. t.
Will Include the following rosntlee ta
the state of Nebraska: Bntler, Polk.
Merrick. Nance. Piatt. Colfax, Stanton,
Madison. Boon. Antelope, I'lereO
Wayne, Cedar and Knox.
One 11,115.00 Maxwell, one $200.00
B. A I. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
A I- Depoait wUI ba awarded la thla:
district. '
Floyd Buchanan. Silvercreek 3,(36,390
Helen Wynkoop, Central City 1.303.160
A. E. Stafford. Rising City 3.212.710
Sam Davies, Wayne 3,114.200
F. L. Brown. Schuyler 3.331.10
Harry J. Muffley, St. EJward. ., .1.11,M0
Mrs. Wade Prultt, Humphrey 2,0(1,260
W. C. Halsey, Oakdala 1,110.180
Ida Ruther. Stanton 1, 1(2.131
D. P. Hill, Genoa l.(?t,710
R. E. Strasburg. Polk 1.(31,610
Vivian Dee. David City 1.(31,111
E. C. Wilde. 823 8. 8th. Norfolk.... 1, 195.71 1
Josephine Newton, Osceola 1.4ir,$10
Laura Kolena. Creighton 1.143.(10
Juanlta Carlson. Strombeurg 143,110
Blanche Colby, Shelby 30(,tl
Marguerite Durbln. Bloomfleld. .. 710. 1,1
Hazel Sowdera. Nellgh 755J71
Llydla Seyeradahl, Madison 721.111
Elmer Nordland, Columbus 659.741
W. J. Keeler. Fullerton 480,371
Anton F. Votava. Schuyler ',. 454.(01
Fred T. Winglnton. Schuyler 313.11
Mrs. Ed Lyons, Newman Grove.. 313,8(0
R. J. 8wanson. Fullerton 311,1(1
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