THE BEE: OMAHA. rr.iT AW MAY 28.
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Capacity House
Is Expected at
'-v. Negro Concert
Sftfral Organizations Vote to
Attend Colored Com.
roercial CIul'i Pro.
gram in Body.
A ripaciiy audience is cai ct4 to
Ux' tht Auditorium nest Wednes
day niht when the Colored Com.
iiicrcisl club' firt nrro concert ill
be presented.
The Concord club voted lt week
to ttr.d in body. The Omaha &
Council Bluff. Street Railway com
fany mil iend 154) employes and the
Uyrnc-Hammer Drygoodt company
will tend 50 employe. Scan are on
f ale at the Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A.,
the Auditorium and the Coal Hill
Coal company. There Is no extra
charge for reservation of seats.
Opens With Band.
The concert will open with "The
Dawn of Freedom" by Dan Des
dune' band, whose 'second selection
will be "Listen to the Lambs." Dan
Desdune will play Tolka de Con
cert.' - The band's laM number will
be "Sometime I Feel Like a Mother
let Child."
The double quartet composed of
Aaron Rayford and Russell Tavlor,
Im; Irnia Cochran and Mrs. Ru
sell Taylor, altos; Mrs. F.lizabeth
Allen and Mr. Minnie Spriggs. so
rearms, and Elbert Taylor and W.
H. Shacklrford, tenors, will sins
"Couldn't Hear Xobodv Tray" and
"I Want to Be a Christian."
The male quartet, composed of
Klbert Taylor. Russell Tavlor. Wil
liam Taylor and Russell Taylor, jr.,
will sing "Honey Child' and "Swing
Low Sweet Chariot."
Mixed Chorus.
Mrs. Curry, accomnanied bv Mr.
C. H. Singleton, will sing "Love's
Ranture."
The mixed cboruv of 100 voices, ac
comnanied by two nianos plaved by
the Misses Lucy Allen and France
Gordon, will sin- "Nancy Lee."
"Sleep Li! Kinkv HaiH." "Jordan Is
a H'ad Road." "Go Down Moses."
"Steal Away'-and "Believe .Me.-If
All Those Endearing Young
Charms."
Mrs. Mabel Nelson, soprano, will
cine: several solos.
The music will be of negro com
position.. Read The Bee r. ttie way
through.. You will find it interesting.
For the Live Boys of Omaha
A Meeting Saturday
of AH Sheldon Boys
A big meeting will be held at the
V. M. t. A. Bv' Diwmoii on aur.
daw etrniiis: this" werk lor all the
hoys who has signed up lor the -camp
periods at Camp Sheldon ihu I
milliner. Cards tilling about this j
meetini bav been mailed 14 r
boy who has signed ui. Tb meet,
me will be at 7: JO haip and .will last
until 8:J0. '
Leaders will be present so that the
boys will have a chain to get ac
quainted with them and the plans lor
the camp periods will be gone into
in great detail. '
Thysical examinations by doctors
will be given all the boys jut before
they leave lor camp this summer and
a suH of doctors has been selected
by N. J. Weston, physical director
at the "V," to give the boys thor
ough exams.
A few places are still left for bovs
who desire to go to either of the "V"
ramp. periods. From Junt JO to W
(or younger high school hoys and
(rom July S to IS for grade school
bnyi. Boys desiring to go to either
of thee periods may secure applica
tion blanks at the Boy's Division of
the "V." Camp booklets may also be
secured at the same place.
Special cars on the Union Pacific
will take the boys to and I rom camp
again this year. A complete list of
leaders for the ramps will be an
nounced in next week's paper. -
ing members tf the Bird dab who
ha pse4 u.it o h' duimg the
pat rion: I'hil Price, John Cuttat
win, Leonard Uamble, Harry iam
bl. Frank lolunson, Fdward C hris
Un.en, Jtk Wrary, Donovan Uoul
dm.
Boys Division Notes
for Y Members
New member of the past week in
the boys' division of the Y. M. C. A.
are Fred Buffett. Willard Bailey, Le
land Moore, John Trcblicock, Lester
Hansen, Bud Smith, Richard Sevick.
Charles Rosen. John Frazcll, Robert
Morgan, Sol Miroff. Loin's Ricklin,
Allen Luckett, Douglas Hddy.
Durine the last few days many
boys have signed up for one period
at Lamp bhclilon next summer. 1 hey
arc: warren Hume, w. Willis Mel
choir, Walter Herckt. William Lam
ereaux. Richard Wagner, Robert
Wheeler. Harrie Shearer, Harold
Sorenson, Frank Riurvall. Bernard
Tebbcitf. Harry Grimm. Cyril Davis.
" The 'advanced swimming class con
ducted by B. W. Westlund is receiv
ing final instructions before the tests
for national Red Cross life saver's
awards which will be given in a few
weeks. Members of the class are
Clifford Elliston, Donald Reed. Clar
ence Waidilich, Phil Price, Edwin
Claussen, Kenneth Mullaney, Willis
Redcnbaugh, Morton Andrews.
Awards were given to the follow-
Announcing Winners
of Sutmmlng School
Membership Contest
George Benolkcn
to Be Boys Secretary
During Summer Week
At the graduating eerci of the
V, M. C. A. Free b minima school
la.t Saturday night, three boys each
won tears tree memoersmp in tnc
bots' division and eisht more won
certificates goo for one dollar each
on their mrmberhips, should tttcy
join the bojs' division.
A guessing contest was the means
selected lor livtna the prim away
and guesses all the way from $0 to
j.TOO.uu balls in the Jar were nanucn
in by 400 boys present at the party.
The correct number of balls in the
jar was fai and the closest boy
guessed within 12 of the exact num.
ber.
Cilbcrt Enquist of Mil California
street, Taul Lnger of 5.M South
Twenty-fifth avenue, and John Tre-
bilcock of 2709 bprague street were
the three boy who were awarded
year memberships a their grand
urucs. The eisht boys who received
certificate good for one dollar each
were Gerald Tease of 2JIJ Soutfc
Twenty-ninth street, John Tjerrou
of 1902 North Twenty-cihtn street.
Carmello Nocita of 20115 South
Kielith street. Leslie Dickerson of
618 South Seventeenth street, George
Nygren of 5516 North Thirty-sixth
street. Harold Sander of 811 South
Seventh street. Paul Mumaugh of
J301 North Fourteenth avenue and
Mclford Butler of 216 South Twenty
ninth street. Most of the boys joined
the boys' division last week and re
ceived a $7 membership for $6 with
their certificate. f
Police Duty for Scouts.
The scouts will again do police
duty on Decoration day, May JO.
Camp Gifford will be closed for the
morning of May JO. The scouts will
assemble on the south side of 'the
court house, from which point they
will be stationed along the line of
march. It will require from 500 to
700 boys to handle this traffic work.
Utotge H. Briiulken, who will
.next ear b sophomore in Wen
yon rollree at liambicr. O., hat been
Ikileeted to be boys' wmk seireury
j at the Omaha . M. C. A. tor the
J summer niMttru. while Messrs. Muk-
lewrigni ana Arnwa are in camp
with the hoys.
Giorjje Benolkcn, one of the out
standing boys graduated from ten.
tral Hush school, was a captain in
the regiment bis senior year, a let
ter man in football, one of the lead
ers in dramatics. ajid a mnt poruUr
man with the members of bis cl.i.s
He hat been making good this year
n bis colli ge wmk and will nuke
hosts of friends for himself this sum-
COMING DOWN
Mn'i 2 or 3-piec sulu claad
and prMt for $IM. W wllV
call aad deliver.
DRESHER BROTHERS
2117 Faraaaa Street. At. 0341.
TO RECEIVE continually
expressions of appreciation
such as these is a fine reward '
for the efforts of our employees r
Says FRANK HOOKER
President First Trust & Savings Bank,
Blanchatd, Iowa-
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"The service you render your patrons is wonderful ' I certainly
appreciate the fine job of overhauling and repainting you did
on my Cadillac, and the car never ran better aince I owned it.
It is a pleasure to transact business at your plant where efficiency
and uniform courtesy are evidenced."
Says FRANK W. JUDSON
District Mgr. Pittsburg Plate Class Co., : i
. . ! : Omaha, Nebraska
"The service you have rendered me is most satisfactory, and I
' am more enthusiastic than ever regarding my Cadillac. 1 have
had some wonderful propositions made to me, but I favor the
Cadillac because I consider it the best car on the market, and
, because of the excellent service always received at your establish
ment Such service, in my opinion, is an asset an automobile
buyer should never overlook."
Says HARRY A. KOCH ;
"PAYS THE CLAIM FIRST?
- Omaha, Nebraska s , . '
"I want to compliment you for the service you are giving in
connection with the distribution and maintenance of Cadillac cars.
; My recent trip to. Excelsior Springs was most delightful, the car
performing; wonderfully. I could not ask an automobile to do
, more. I am happy for having purchased my Cadillac, and am
( hoping1 that I may always own a Cadillac in the future." .
Says JOHN H. CALDWELL "
- '. Vice Pres. United States Trust Co.,
' Omaha, Nebraska -
"conclusively proves that the service rendered by you and
your organization is on par with the service rendered by the
great automobile which you sell" -
To receive unsolicited praises from fine people is evidence that .
we are approaching our ideal the efficiency of the great
Cadillac car itself. .
We shall not bcontent with satisfied owners we shall strive to
make every Cadillac owner an ENTHUSIASTIC owner.
'T. .' .' 'r;; J.H.Hansen-
.4 Safe -Place to Buy ; ,,
J. H. Hansen Cadillac Go.
OMAHA
LINCOLN
SIOUX CITY
mr through hit work in tb boyt'
4uisun,
He will bcijin work on June o
and will b in charge of the bovs"
iiv'sinn through the summer months.
Me Uhitun. who has bem in charge
il the wrk durine the tummeis
iiT serK vesrs will r;iur business
when fimshrs scbstol early in
Jjne ami will snvr bis connections
with tfc boys' division at this time,
i"ores pi hoys who have known
IVnolkcn in hisih school and through
tl'e wotk which he bd at the "Y"
hit Um few years in high school
will be rejourd t hear of bis be
ing with them this summer, Me
will be at Kenyon college again .next
year, leaving Omaha about Septcm
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Baseball Is Popular
imong Members of T
With the coming of the spring ;
baehall fever breaks out among all
boyt of all organiiaiiont. At school, I
touramrnt aif in progress and hate
been lor some time, "n neatly all
these teams there are "Y" buys play
ing important positions,
Jhe carefully pUnned gut wmk
of the ' Y" classes during the winter
keeps the hi1) well trained lir the
sports ot their season, Miintrs arr
strengthened and become skilltul
wun po'ly-niiiliJing rserci.es aim
games directed by Messrs. Wriule
and Fisher and the physical depart-,
ment,
!urirtg the seasons, soccer, bae-:
ball, track and basket ball are tra-i
lured in the cUstes heginning Just
prrtious lo the opening ot Iha sports
HI I he si houl and shurcbes. "V"
li itet uaining in tht classes whih
nuke them elim, e teammates v
llieir m'IhhiI aililetiis.
76:A& Special
Sor Wb ol May IJ to IS. Ixlusisot
fiMsoalo Pia c La Muo. oilh tS.ua
I Call... Ita ar MilS MU fda
aar lar aaly I Sc.
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
Take a Ride in the
New HUDSON
THg
Bfisi v aaiirr
7 SANATORIUM
Lincoln, Ntb.
Thli Institution It the only ane
In the esnrnl west with separate
building situated in their on
grounds, yet entirely distinct, nt
rendering It possible to classify
eases. The one building being fit
ted for and devoted to tb I at
ment of noncontagious and nonmtn.
tat dueaaet, no other being admit
ted; the other Rett Cottage being
designed for and devoted to the
exclusive treatment ot select mental
rates requiring fur a time' watchful
car and special nursing.
The lice leads all the other papers
in sport news.. Ktad The Bee nrst.
CASH
CREDIT-
Pmalmrfffyloimt
MammBj
413-15-17 South 16th St.
SiaYEAR
AND A HALF
s. . '
Hartman's Prices
Are Unbeatable
On a given grade of furniture the prie
here is quite postively lower than yott
would find in any other establishment. , .'
This is a statement based on facts. ' There
is reason behind it.
JJartman's sell furniture either eash or
on a liberal credit arrangement to re
sponsible persons. The business, con .
sequently, has attained enormous vol-'
time. The savings effected by doing
business in a big way are reflected in
the store's . . T '
Low Selling
Prices
j Miiiiiiiij ' 5m mm mm mm toiiim
"Simmons" Steel Bed 1 Wl'XMM'.- ' : '
. A Guaranteed "Simmons" Product I I L4tO Mfflfflff bflbi.
Only one to a customer. Has full 2- lU) sVV
inch posts and new style square corn- A in&tfMf TsftitfiN , " " .
ered fillers (seven at 'head and foot). M , mmmmmf r-T ." , "
Is full size. Offered in the popular II mjl r -a SiljmML', - . . " ',' '. ar",V . ,rT,,Sk .
IVernis Martin Fin- a j -c Hf f nPVil mjiltL " " ' v . , I -:
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This Wonderful Table Value!
."Highly; oolished : : solid oak tnroiicrhoiiA' ho a ".nL
which, extends to full 6 feet; rounded style pedestal base and '
coioniai penoa legs as shown, As j ami
i $29.50 value nd offered special $ eW 9i
' at Hartman's sale price of. . . .". X J
Porcelain Top
SELLERS
Kitchen Cabinet
. Specially reduced for
Handsome Semi-Collapsible Sulky
Reduced From $1150
Don't keep baby housed up during the frarm weather five him
an airing with a sulky of this type. Sides constructed of full round
fiber reed. Leatherette hood and rubber tired wheels. a
Steel curbing wheels, strongly built throughout. Worth? Ja 75
$12.50. A real Hartman Special Sale Offer at ......... Va
this week' selling,
A wonderful labor
saver saves many
an unnecessary step
in the preparation of
a meal.
It will mean
money saved to
purchase durine
this special sale
offer.
A Sellers with the beautiful golden oak exterior
and white enamel interiok
FULL CORDUROY LINED - '
' A $4JM Valua ,
Exactly as shown, with large wood wheals,
storm curtain, reversible gear and roomy
vwj. . erjr epeciauy .
priced at ,
$34.75
si
Enamel lined Refrigerator
A "Ranney" make, built to last
and give economical service, built
to preserve iooq, wholesomely
ana erncientiy.
Special at
$1575
Fibre Reed Porch Rocker
A deep, comfortable rocker for
the porch. Hat high, wide back,
roll aeat and arms as shown. A
113.50 value. Qf Qf
offered special at. J,oO '
18-Inch Baking Oven
Guaranteed "Regent" make. Haa
large broiler, four top burners,
equipped with aelf lighter; plain
backs and splasher door panels.
I2.50 value. - &AQ Fll?
specially priced at tjHcO. 0
The i6-Piece Oneida
4 Community "Duro Plate
Silver Set
Advertised by Hartman's
in the
Saturday Evening Post
On Sale Here
'15
95
U Down, fi.js Monthly
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