Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 7, 1916, Page 10

THE OMAHA ¢ Retailer:;né' ‘Mendelssoh;l Choir of Omaha Uniie to BRIEF QITY NEWR e naend's io: Sporting Goodw.” oln of Pacitla J Ia. has sold Give Concert Course to Establish Conservatory Here| Lirhting Pixtures—Mirgeas Granden | ¢t apartment 2 Chicago ' street, to R. P. and J. M. Hamilton, build- ‘ Desay Sl vmsnt Rinve i ROROEE and owners of the Hamilton apart- 1ts, Twenty-fourth and Farnam. The § {Peration was $50,000. o sale was m by Toland & Trumbull, 8 Bee Property cared for. To rent property.| bullding Havs Root Frint Jv-—Now Beacon Press. Andirous, Fire Bcreens. Sunderiund By HENRIETTA M. REES, Thya Jot ] rence 1 { mont & Keelin Use “Tex-Tile" Shingles. Sunderiands. t Ik Marits ¥ 4 Federal Jurors Excused Federal JEBS L R finra ¢ted r gor and n Ladie p n WIL Jurors were excuped (rom further 1 M ding bes do several nirea 1 ned service, with the exc 1 of twelve mer Trens Hinman, Fihe MeA (st drawn 1o try.a chse Monday Viaker and Ay Pct tecn, n ‘Today's Movie Program,” «lassified ” - s 4 section tuday It uppears in The ree ex f T~ lustiely. Kind out woat the varius DaBare FBans® noving picture theaters offer SANATORIUN v holrmasters, is Dy n N of the Te church, A |o'clock. Every one 1s tordially invited Keep Your Mvaney and valuables in the v % London Times comments American Safe Deposit Veults, 218 South ag"“ o G L by 1 s Gertrido Alkin, (¢ ' 1th 8t., Dee Bidg. Boxes rent $1.0) for This {nstitution is the only one {n the central west with separate egarding congregational singir SR congres R R A 1a21tal at the Young wrociation auditorfum T § months, Open from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m o g Dividing the | JIa¥1% el & 8 her ot Theosophical Leoture—burd F. Miller | puaings situsted in thelr ow. { ommon_ chord will Jecture i Theosophichi hall, 5t [ p ol Toroungs, yet entirely dls 2d i of them Vnlter B. Uriham, bariter Wi’ sing W) Bee building, Bunday evening ar X them out lustily, The |at th+ opening of ths Grand ora te: of ook, on “Tha: Unvaality of the Phys tinct, and rendering it pouibldolte been quite Inade- the Kastern ¥ ar at Mot Ma a0 S 5 classity cases. The one bulding omprison WIth | at the publle reception Wednescay ev fenl World.” The lecture will deal wit being fitted for and devoted to the ind the three ‘Templ | ing the 10th the promise occult sclence glves {reatment of non-cohtagious and "with his puplie, Dr announ humanity in knowledge of“the tuture non-mental diseases, no others be- precept and example lin and . {ng admitted; the other Reet Cot- Jndly banter, “ms recitnl m," Fiynn Leotu " ‘1';u',l.:i}v\.n'»:\".‘.u tage being dosigned for and de- Orchestra ley 1"lynn, who was prom!nently olve and Farnam atre on Mon {5 7the il strike. of. taxtile workers: at voted to the exclusive treatment My Wt 51 The publie VARG MR .. ‘ of select mental cases requiring fnvifed %:;l;gf Lawrence and Paterson, (s gIVIng a for o time watchful care and spe- ) \ Menry Cox nnnounces the sixth con rige ot W vl H‘ ! s | | clal nursing. ) nging properlys that i, of | cart" b ‘the ‘Omaha oy et MIZIE.LOUIS@ Homer overy evening. Miss 1Plynn will ) ord He needs instruction, and . it | Wednesd veniar Mav T st L would be an excellent thing If ‘choirs and places ero they sing ro made uss Thursday night Willlam 11, Hunt wa of ed tional centers for m,l‘\ - | heard in song recital st the Young structior What we call congregational | Women's Christian assoclation audito singing i tragl w".\‘ and pathet| nM\ In« ' efum, Mr Il’u*”\u said t ',_' the po JEFFERY FOUR en fine, strong maelodias to | seswor of an excellent voles, ri in $1036 intson for the most part. on- | quality and resonance. His Program was Btandard Soven-Passengor, Fiched, perhaps, with faux bourbons and |« ragresentative ona and Won him aey i Without Auxiliary Seats, $1000, oce T harmonized verses assigned to eral encores Mr. Hunt is study ng with the cholr, and diversified by the alter r Patrick O'Nelll He wa necor P nate silence of the male or the female panied by Mme. Borglu O and given also attention to the | 4 L y a rocess verbal phrasing, It would soon become | Lynn fackett, ten be heard in BRI & miatlet ARt | hen el an gt v Lucien Muratore Elimination and Comparison You at once becdme convinced that the Jeffery worship. To this end we should Iike to|the Lowe Avenus Presbyterian chiirch o0 prover intersst taken in the matter | Fortioth and Nicholan streetn. The pre It has long been the cherished dream by the diocosan authorities, 1t should | gram will be wiver not be impossibin to organize for the | of the cholr, the s archdeaconries, If not for smaller areas, | cholr fund t will be assisted | tory of music, This dream Is now abou a Aystematic #ffort to sectire good con: |by Mins Eather nccompantst; Mis | to be realized through the efforts of the Kregationnl singing. There in the musieal | Blizabeth ['nderwood, nianiut: Miss Olgn | o 00005 and the Mendelssohn Talant. DUt t neads to Be made use of | Eitner, violiniat, and’ Mias Corinng Arm- |Associated Tiotallors and the Mendelssol and pressed Into the service of the | strong, reader. church for the purposs of leading the The abject s to have a conservator ider the nusplees | of paugical Omshs to have a conservi de xaing into (e | 95 tmusical Oaha to h & Bonser Cholr l"'”""nhx'rv the right track and l]nvfllnu Mr. |A!l‘-r" Kand »In- be n‘ru}u"r' A% | ihat will include choral and symphony 3 A them how to proceed along It to varying | organist o he manue W heran | tH g Y " o t i e egrees of excellence church Nineteenth and u Htroe work and deyelop musical talent which 14 . o) o<l r ‘ d W ] D l ) l f the | from the Lutheran church st Stan on, In What is sald about “chojra snd which Is the lurgest church of that de The wonderful success of the Retail you a car consistent with your needs and your places where they sing”” being made use | opination 'n the state. He lu a graduiin | er ourse given the last season, whic of as “educational centers for voeal in-|of the Conservater of Mus'e, Rock | brought to Omuha at a very nhominal 4 (ruction,” fs an excellent Ides. While | Island, Tl He will also open a studlo ia | B i S e ‘ aa r t Y 1 N thero {s #o much interest displayed. in artist Influenced the Tetallers to . community centers all over the eountry The Immanuel Lutheran church chofr X ) s fir. dommunity interests, it looks aa|Tanusl Lutheran church, Ninateanth aad | Co o 0y diite treoly for their nop though the ehurches might be over-|Mp Albert Sand, the newly appoirted | support of such a sraatinxtion MOTOY ¢ inder ¢ b high-speed, hig 10 ’I!‘i\. Bosch {u\ lon_magneto B looking an opportunity In not entering | organist, will pres'de nt the organ, Th f Mandalaablin Cholr X881t Wi efficls L-hiead type, Unit powes plant, For STARTING AND LIGHTING—Bijur two-unit slx-vo nololsts will he Miss Ann Hloom and My | “8 1he . pn . ’ ’ Ornepower Aystem used by the highest-pric cars only into something of this sort, which would Axel Telgren. Bernard Johnstcn, cho'r. | thought that it would be appropriate and b : Lo ki i s Cofhint not ouly got the people tomether and |master® fien ¥ G Crimionns pastor onmistent 1o Join hands with this organ baf el B e dils ¢ SLPTCTE-TIen DI th dry Cins, L1100 Mith hast 9ty #lve them something of Interest in which : ahyipial gl i CARBURETOR—8tromberg 1-2 Model, which has ashestos friction rings and clutch brake | ization, with such a magnificent reputa broken so many economy records during the last | TIRES—Goodyear Fortified tires (34xi-inch); front all could share, but which would eventu- | ally improve their nervices as well | o | The Mendelssohn cholr will begin re- | hearnals hereafter nt 7:45 sharp on Mgn- | day evening.in order to get through at| Gedh, in time for Mr. Kelly t0 make hin | s o train for Chicago. New members for | Mias Millor of Nebraskn City fs visit noXt year are asked to joln now, on Ac- | ne hor alster, Mrs, J. J. Richardson tion, and help start the foundation fop Ralston's B e oo 5 proud of Social Events P b o it the same committee that directed the car vlain; rear. All-Weather tread course for the Retallers last season, con #isting of Cieorge Brandels, Louls (' Nash and (. €, Belden, has been prevalled count of the midwinter concert to be gIven | g 7 propat and family and Mys. D - next season, Moestings are held Mon- |1, sram and svandson motored o La | PO 10 ‘lend thelr service thi y ovenings in the Army bullding at ¥It- | prosie and Plattsmouth Wednesday, Mrs, |~ %" i 4 ' 0 ", " The comimittee announce A marvelous { teanth and Dodge streets, A great com- | ayior, Mys, Propat's mother, ageompa e Smniiiing Snapuiseh 8 Jiacesioy £ poser when asked what peopls could 4o | e them home ARgregation 5 I 1o help themmives to be truly musienl | 4qormey B 11 MeCarthy and Mr, Hart. | $100I78 this fall, which will include five § vhoe sald, “Bing In a fine cholr it Pos- | un o¢ Papiilion called on friends here | PUMmPers. Arrangements have bean com i | wible, preferably upon an, Inner PArL” | mierety oening and contracts sighed with’ C. A 5 { From several years of personal exper . of Boston which will brity sucl g { Mrs. Tom Courtney has gone to Kan : 5P, ar { fence the writer knows that In the cholr | gy where her mother fa quite Il famous artists ms Goraldine Farran (ICI &ldlnc rar besiden vocal improvement, which natur. | “yiey “co “pr wilgon feft-last Thursdy | Emmy Deatin, Loulse Homer, Luclen| 0 oieul than last, and that is | My comes with the use cf the volce | win hor tatherin-law, George Wilson, | Muratore, John McCormack, Fritg Krela- | L/l 00 0 on) | | one galns remarkably In the reading of | ¢or gouth Dakota, where she will visit | ler and others - Ordery for seats are now being taken | music, in general musical culture, in the | e yoveral days, The season will open Wwith grand opera | oo = o 0 reau of Burgess I 4dew of erisemble work, phrasing A on October 2 and 2 with the Ellls Grand | o (0o wnd Brandels Stores. The | | mnd in many musical points which are of | Pergonal Mention Opera company featuring Farrar and | JG00 S n tickets for the five con ! value In any line of musical work, in Murators in “Carmen’ and Homer and i erts will be §4 Mrs, Walter B. Wilkins, who for som: 6, 83 and $10 per seat other words one becomes familiar with weeks past haa been visiting In Detroit | Destin in “1) Trovatore ' John MeCor % PR PSS many musfcal fasts that are general in | ona opiceco Wil yeturn home today mack, the famous Trish tenor, as well a oot .0 = At Baa : A1l lipew of the art tnd grown greatly n | aee William 1, Martin leaves Wednes. | Fritz Krelsler, will bo featured at late Dangerous bronchial and lung allments snus'cal aprrectation. One loams to know | gy for Denver, where sho will arrange | dates. The fifth and last number Will|go,., cted colds—take Dr. King's fure and a large portion of the greatest | &in there May Mrs, Merrill will leave | sohn Cholr, probably in February or | aAn druggists.—Advertisement OMAHA, NEBRASKA HASTINGS, NEBRASKA pratorios written | Tuesday for Moline, after givi fourth | early March v sodeled i, o A B O | e Croat” sithcialaam Shawn,fn 1he K4 Distributors Eastern and Northern Nebraska and | Distributor Southern and Western Nebraska and The following s from the recent Mu- | yooo ™y "4 Wickham, on ““The Etory of | vance orders for seats gives every rea- | Whatever may be your need, a e Western lowa. Northwestern Kansas. - sleal Courler the Turk son to belleva the course this rowill | Want Ad will get it for you It will be Kood news to those interested all over the country in the question of B e / public school musie to learn that here : after (he h achool students in New ork City to receive oredit townrd pp QT " celved outside the schools. Recognition 1] (ot NG { such ‘experience was nuthorised f ERTHETIW (ET ! the first time by th rd of Bducation (s S A st Its meeting of April 12, 1914, when it !|”‘)b€ /#/L% | course b .mlm.( optiona r m---:‘ 1", i C S —— ! music and by allowing ontside private musie instruction, for which credits may be glven toward graduation to a maxi mum of twenty-five polnts additional to v B | muste now 1o F e et o Model E 60 Hcrse-power | ond ye ) : 1350 2! | Detroit } concert Isn't ) it unusual for so fine & musician to be a womposer toc | What is at thing er in the mer i | n & confessional I’ I8 & Punch and Judy show { N A new in ticket office t It was the mechanical organ Overhead Faste Isn't that *Halleljah Chorus' a rip snorter “Ian't it hard to work the pedals on a plpe org ! n't think the organ 8t could ever pump ale enough Mustenl Nates, Mrs. Ke went to " ki How Much Is "Freedom From EIGHTCYLINDE b " o . appearsn " - 3 e i e Puncture” Worth to You? | 2 ki . “Our Tire,'' as illustrated in above cut, v ompletely covers the worn SN, 15 & =~ - . . 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