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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY, At'KIL itf.
s of Omaha
irfn 11 r . .
win ouesis
of Rotarv CIul
Lads to Make Spmlie i it Af-
fair in Honor of Boy
Wrck, Nationally
Obsrrvril.
Onuha boyi will be fiueu of the
Omaha Kolirv club It luncheon at
Hotel Rome a wck from next Wed
neidav in honor f Boy'i week, to
h nitionatlr obsrrvrd under au
suiccl of the International Asoeia
tion of Rotary tlubi April 30 to
Hoys will make inteitin it the
liincheon on these subjects: The
How in th Church." "The Boy fit
School The llov in Industry
"The hoy in Health, Safety, Thrift
and Citizenship," and the The Boy
With Dad at Home."
Pastor to Speak.
Dr. Frank G. Smith, nastor ofth
First Central Congregational church
...'1I fn t inailrins nrrtpram Til
Central high tchool boys' orchritra
Will Ply IIIU " U1S IAUC VIIVWI
bovs quartet will ting.
Tuesday, April 25, the Men's Serv-
i W. Johnston, chairman of the
a'lnK flnl nthmr r.nrecentativec rf thl
Kiw'anls, Concord, Lions, Triangle
and other civic noonday ciuds, to
arrange tor general co-opcraoon our
ing Boys' week.
Sermon For Boys.
'Next Sunday pastors of th varl
- Un.oli.. ...til .twit,., : ,rmnn
VU) 1.111111(11.9 !. fcv. ..
especially for boys. Boy .couts will
nta t m ctinrt ialb. frnm the milnit
Superintendent J. H. Bevcridge of
the puDiic scnoois win as leading
business and professional men and
. i . . . . : . . 1 . . -1.
(HC Cll CUIIllIllASIUIlCl mane suvi t
talks at tlfe various public schools
uunng me wcck.
Omaha Groups to
HonorU.S. Grant
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Centennial Anniversary to Be
I Celebrated by Patriotic
' Organizations. ,
Gen. U. S. Grant's centennial an
niversary will be celebrated m Oma
ha with special services at the l.
M. C. A. next Thursday afternoon
at 2:30.
The program is in charge of the
Daughters ot Uvil War veterans,
Old Guard No. 7, G. A. R., and U.
S. Grant post of the Women s Re
lief corps. ;
Mayor Dahlman, Capt. C. E
Adams, former coinmandcr-in-chief
' of the G. A. R.: Lieut. Gov. Pelham
A. Barrows, former commander-in-
chief of Sons of Veterans; District
Judge C. O. Stauffer, and Daniel J.
Gross will deliver addresses.
. "Grapeshot reminiscences" will be
told by old comrades of the blue and
the gtey. Members of the. Central
high school cadets and boy -scouts
in uniform will take part in the pro
gram,. . Miss Ella Thorngate's special
Americanization class will atttend in
a body and "Mrs. Harriet Wilcox,
charter member of U. S. Grant post.
(Women's Relief corps, will read a
history of that organization.
Bankers Hold Annual
Meeting at Norfolk
Norfolk, Neb., April 22.-(Specia!
Telegram.) United States Senator
' Gilbert M. Hitchcock, speaking to
more than 500 bankers in annual
: convention here, declared the United
States can no. longer live without
other nations and that it must take
,a lead in order to stimulate export
trade by taking advantage of his bill
on the bank of nations. He declared
the nation is now in the midst of a
business depression caused by a col
lapse of international trade. He pic
tured this nation as sitting on a pile
of "what represented more than half
of the world's gold and that there is
danger in talk of demonishing gold
and in other nations making other
arrangements for trade. To get rid
of surplus products in America, he
said, the plan he suggests in the
bank of nations with an "interna
tional dollar" should be adopted.
The international dollar, he said,
would become a world dollar, which
would ultimately take the gamble
and speculation out of international
exchange. Willis McBride ofElgin
was selected new president of the
' association.
Increase Reported in !
March Cotton Exports
Washington, April 22. Cotton
exports increased - slightly during
March as compared . with tne same
month last year, according to for
eign trade reports by the Commerce
department.
Cotton exports for the month ag
gregated 461,000 bales valued at $43,
000,000, compared with 375,000 bales
worth $27,000,000 a year ago, while
for the nine months ended with
March exports totaled 5,000,000 bales
valued at $442,000,000. as against 4,
000,000 bales worth $518,000,000 dur
ing the corresponding months of
1921. - -:
Knights Templar Drill
Team Off to New Orleans
The Omaha Knights Templar drill
team paraded down Far nam street
yesterday afternoon to Union Sta
tion, where it entrained for New
Orleans. The team, which has
reached a high state of perfection
in drill, is entered in the competi
tive drills at the 35th triennial
Knights Templar conclave, to be
held in New Orleans April 24 to 29.
Wins Damage Suit.
Hastings, Neb., April 22. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Wilson F. Dayis.
merchant and Quaker of tKncsaw,
was awarded $1,000 damages against
Dr. "Frank N. Townley because of
an encoanter in hit store. He sued
for $1000. i
Boy
Steps Taken to Protect
Foreigners in China
lirulein, April I ure git an
thoritirt in China are taking steps to
protect their nationals from the tvs
turbancri arising from China's civil
war.
Colonel Martiu, commindrr of the
15th United States infantry regiment,
U In Pckiu conferring with Dr. J.
U. Srhurman, American minister.
The British have dispatched a com
pany of white troops to guard the
British legation at the capital. Re
inforcenienti of American marines
were sent to I'ekin some days ago.
In Tientsin French troopi are pa
trolling the foreign concession and
have ordered the Fengtien troopi of!
stations tinder their control. Foreign
missionaries are writing anprehrn.
lively of the excesses of l-'engtien
troops in villages m the foue of
operations.
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Humphreys' Number "Forty" Inducts
Repose, and Natural. Refreshing Sleep.
No Narcotic. Opiat. Dope or ' hablU
foimtof Drun Strictly Homeopathic.
Bl.ss.4 B. Slop
A Mnrriitown, Lady, N. J., wrltaa;
"t took do ot Numbtr "Forty" tad
night and alrpt through aharp tkundor
and lightning storm, which provt for ma
ita tfflcary. 'Blcind bo lp and th llttlo
ptlltU which balp ui.
Prica 30c and 11.00. at Drug Blorn, er
nt on receipt ot price, or C. O. D. Parcel
I'ost.
Humphrey' Ilomeo. Medicine Co IS
William Street, New York. Medical Book
r rce,
aaaBaiaaaHaipiBBaHeMaBV
,
Humphroya' "Saventy-iavaa"
breaks up Colda that hang on..
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Amazing New Discovery Geta
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Rata do millions of dollars' damage each
year. They kill chickens, destroy grain,
damage buildings and property. They
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carriers.
A wonderful new scientific discovery
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The amazing feature of it is that It ia
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othera and in a short time tilt whole
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They die outside, too, hunting air and
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The manufacturers of this amaiiftg
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apeeial offer of one big doublt-sised (doa
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for $1.00. It la certainly worth tl.Ot to
every household to exterminate every rat
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by. our guarantee to do this, or your
money will be refunded any tuna after
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man. MeConneli Drug Stores. It not
convenient to obtain it from these drug.
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by writing to H. H. Joaci, distributer,
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Thee three organs are re
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anonc men then all others
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and even in cases where the suffering is
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Mr. James H. Allen of Congress Ave
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Bonds sold on the
Instalment Plani
Twenty months
to pay.
Partner
a
in Omaha9 s New
Million Dollar
A bond-telling campaign will be launched Monday.
April 24, to raiae $1,000,000 for the erection of a new;
home and clubhouse for '
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B. P. O. E. 39
The building will be the finest downtown home and
clubhouse in Omaha. It will be located at the south
west corner of Eighteenth and Dodge. Streets. ALL
. Omaha will point to it with pride.
No. 39, two years ago, promised this building to the
lodge and to the City of Omaha. Now their most
cherished hope will be realized. '
The money to be raised for the erection of this splendid
new building is in the nature of a 10-year loan.
ding
From Date
A $ 200
A $ 400
A $ 500
A $1000
A $5000
In addition to bei n g a High-grade Investment
these Bonds offer a Money- Saving Opportunity an
Opportunity to buy Bonds on the instalment plan.
The Omaha Truat Co. has been ap-
pointed Truatee for the Bond and
helda a Trust Deed to the property.
This Advertisement was made possible by the following:
Mayor Jas. C. Dahlman
John H. Bath v
Hayden Bros.
A. y. Dresner
ome
You ate not going to be asked for a donation
but simply a loan which becomes
a High-Grade Investment.
Bond
of Issue
Bond Means $ 10
Bond Means $ 20
Bond Means $ 25
Bond Means $ 50
Bond Means $250
W. B. T. Belt
Leo A. Hoffmann
Ernest S. Holmes
Smith Brick Co.
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HI
'.uKfgppLlP
j
Prospective
To Be
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Pay
February 1st, 1922
a Month for 20 Months
a Month for 20 Months
a Month for 20 Months
a Month for 20 Months
a Month for 20 Months
The bonds are being handled by the
Omaha Trust Co. All Interest pay
ments will be made by this company.
Geo. H. Brewer
Victor H. Roos
J. H. Hansen
Fox Drug Co.
View of New Elks Home
Finest in the West
Per
Cent
You may pay cash and
begin drawing 6 per
cent interest on your
bonds at once.
Sophus F. Neble
Geo. H. Payne
C. A. Granden
