Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 11, 1916, Page 3

Al 'HE BEE l Nebraska __J THREE STUDENTS OF | Treasurer Ure's OMAHA HONORED Liability to State Named for Memhernhxp in Societies | of Innocents and Black Masqquges MISS ANGLE IS IVY DAY QUEEN OMANA INNOCENT. Harold Neff, OMAHA BLACK MASQUES, Oliver Lehmer, Mary Haller. LINCOLN, May 10, al.) (8pe exercizes at the University brought honors to three Omaha & in election to the two senfor mocletics of Innocents and Black Masques. of th teen most popular men in the junfor class, based upon activities In college The Black Masques are chosen from the junfor girls who have also been promi nent In college activities The two socletios are wponsor all activities in the The Innocents are composed thi inivor Ivy Day Pe The Tvy day exercises successful in the history of the school Perfect wonther made the cc tendant upon the Mins Florence Ay . Alpha Th remonles at crowning of the May aneen, & member of the Kapr cloty, unusually pretty The throne was place carpeted walk, lo istration bufldirg to the arr aueen and her attendants a4 at the two rows of senlor girls ang a chorus of ‘'welcome, Dinee of Homnage, When the queen was crowned the Misses Lucilo and Camille Leyda danced an esthatic dance of homage to her; the twelve little attendants followsd and the senfor girls then danced the maypole numbera, The girls who took part fr monfes all wore Grecian cowtime ple white, thelr hair 4 style and caught hack | Fifteen hundred people saw the dances. the cere w of sim Stdney Stadent In Orato Before the ceremonies Guy (, ( of Sidney gav the lvy day Democracy, Nebraska's H #mid the university was fulfilling its pose as a democratic fnstitution Miss Lucile Leyda gave the senfor class poem and the presidents planted the fvy. 1 pur two class | supposed to | «| Kimball Organi'zm THURSDAY, MAY 11, OMAHA, 1916 3 Nebraska Nebraska MEN OF THE GUARD GO T0 WEST POINT - May Fall on County Governor Morehead Reqquested to LINCOLN, May » will Select Candidates to Take gl o Examination itEaRage Iy e 1", MUST REPORT EARLY IN JUNE t " rer to determdy Tod re ed a remfitancy from From a Staft Corespondent.) Mr. Ure, but the penalty 3,000 | LINCOLN, May 10.~(8peclal.)—Three : state did ‘not accompiny the | young men who have had a year or the asurer personally and his bonds. | Guard will have a chance to take mill for the amount, althou I8 [ tary Instructions under the direction of ! » that the amount might have to | tha mount migh fiial ok ome out of the county treasury rding ernment at ‘West Point, ac eived today by Governor War department at 5. |10 0 message re Morehend from the the couniy tre lon of th It will depend w} wed a1 WinK to muke the reicittances | Washington, ‘The message reads o T ArsRatar B Act approved May 4 provides appoint had to stand for the | ments to West Point from enlisted men y would | of Natlonal Guard, Twenty-two to he " admitted to Military academy, July 10, ity « year, as result of competitive ex be held June 6. Compet) ninations te tvo examination san pdemy, ( amination for enrance for a Fourth of J elebratior didates t be b en 10 and . of age, unmarrie W must have served I Neb May W (Bpecial.) elect 1 exceeding three well qualified \ ympleted the organiza- | candldates who are willing, and to ir f a Conmn refal Jub. Fifty bust truct them to report to commanding of ne and profesgionnl men have joined | flcor Fort Leavenworth, Kan., 9 a. m. and many others will be added to the June 6, 1916, for mental and physical ex ;‘ oW the next two weeks, nccord mination Forward to this Hmw- by Ing of the membership letter full name, company regiment [ man s made date of birth, postotfice uddress, Pamph- | | pre Walker sident giving requirements follow and 1. B. Holland, secrot Hol M'CAIN, the Adjutant General ' land s county agricultural agent. The X intention s to make the club a eounty o AL s samsting It Tuse.| MISSIONARY TO INDIANS day night 1t wan voted to spend 5160 HAS GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY | | | | DENISON FARMER DIES ;‘,‘,i':.fiif,..,',“ s Indians, and Mes thelr golden seven children and twenty-two grand May 10.—(Special.) recently Rev, John P Willlamson celebrated | DENTBON In Ma 10, rcinl.) one of the pdding anniversary | Jurgen Petersen richest and | the their | | best known German farmers of this children belng present and taking part | county, died this morning at his break- in the eelebration. Another person at | fant ta warni He had tending the celebration was Mrs, Edward | moved to Denis m off his farm this . Brace of California, who s the onl ng life yot of eom to thi er township. expectin urviving witness of fift won, who has the of divinity Minn | mpring of the marriage cere years ago. Re degree of parative ea cami county | mo in 1574, settling in Hano doe Vail Banker Dies u¥ Chicago, Mng in 1 1866, he On April 27, John P, | born near Fort Enel | Announcement of the Innocents and | DBNISON, Ia., May 10.—(Bpecial)~The | Lof ool sien Sarah A. Van Nuys Black Masques were made as a part of | funeral of M. L. Houlihan, jr., of \r;\l' at Winnebago, Minn. The entire half the afternoon ceremonies | tobk placo at this city ,"‘“mlh “ | century of their married life has been Following are the Innocents | was & member of one of the most promi-| o L slonaries to tho 1 Melvin M, Garrett, Madison, prestdent; [ nent Irish-American familles of this| o0 = B 00 T e My, and | Roy J. Harney, Noifolk, vice president: | county, At the time of his death he was | 3000 8 | Harold Holtz, Randolph, secretary: May: | o sna’ noag of the Citizen s tanict ot L EUISIAOD WeTa WA tional At RANAS J._Saunders, ltr-l Cloud, treasurer: | 7 \' " . 9 the | A¥ency. Neb. One of his sons, Rev Hon Herton: Henry W.|of Vail and some . yesrs # U Jesse 1. Willlamson, is stationed at Ean- | Jigin % I Doyle, Lincotn count rec der He Adied at Tonn iliott Hinfverstty” “Prace: . Wimi Soliare Hiss B Mai Tekan tee, Nob Haggart, 8t paul; Fiarold Neff, omana; | . Porter, Nebraska City; Ralph|ton. An immense nu - Thionen, Weat Fotnt gathered at the Catholl A h J The girls awarded Black Masques were: | funeral C y oints Fithel Stone Pertha I ft neier, Lincoln; Ol Lehmer, Om Beltree Ponth F t " bl qler, Tineoisy Oilve Topmer, O ; o New soun Fopete lrou e North Bond: Tdnn Ogden, eGnoa: Louls J Tiom, Nebraska City first man from listrict to win the| A cremky join Melba_ Quigley Lincoln v Ellsworth auffman, Hardy: D T o; VA, Nu»‘,n Lincoin; Por Lincoln YORK MAN INVESTIGATES NEBRASKAN'S DIS_APPEARANCE LEWISTOWN, Mont,, May 10,~(Special Telegram.)—Sheriff Firmin Tullock and coln Ruerite &in, Omk ence WArt, his deputies and Ira M. Rankin, a resi- | {5 4 dent of York, Neb., were at work today trying to solve the mystery of the dis- [ nouncement was M. Affier- | da nppearance on April 14 of J bach, & homesteader, near Grass Range, who was for nearly twenty years a dep. ty sheriff and sheriff in Nebraska Mr, Rankin 18 his son-in-law and he | | will be on Friday arrived here yesterday to gain such in-| formation as he could, but today the offi that Afflerbach Is in all prob Last winter a homesteader in th alstrict named Randolph, who cami York, went back to that place for fhe day he left an auto disap Sherift Miller of York wired Mr. Af bach, who was acquainted with dolph, to look him up and try to locate the car. This the ex-sheriff did, that Randolph had driven the T to {, when Randol v of his leave of ence That was t ast ever seen of them to ther, although Sheriff Miller ph had been seon r at Rande News Notes of Nlohrarn Waropeas HOTEL LOYAL 1R and Capirel NERRANNA | Pireprost OMANA snu Trade Specially lnvited L and 8L Wik Bath, 8100 ang | Cate tho Vuy Hest CRTUTAR S B UL LY wding | B often predicts rain it ulso foretells in b e itk L WA 't F 0 WD L AR ‘ \vlfl\ meas that the ¢ oring the blood and § are allowing polson- | Vietoria Cross | GRAND ISLAND My 10.—(Bpe- | ous urlg acid to clog G " ! siven At | the blood and cause cvening May M of the | trouble lege. Bad backs, rheu At roll call Sunday morning the an- matic palins, sore, | made that on Thurs: {,.1“,,, joints, head of thix all membe I tall | o ity into line to s i | . 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A\wh Inr it at the Club Order a case sent Home. o AL B 5 B+ Phone Douglas 1889 Luxus Mercantile Company DISTRIBRUTORS | e funeral wa e body was r intement Jum N Cmtaln v e it One Tt /Absolutely Removes 1'011§and More ‘[ndigestion. One package Tailors Called Out proves it. 25¢ at all druggists. pald Weldeman southwest of Comy st even t Law Jones waa | Dostrice, dus even yOURE WOIN | (piAGO, May 10.—One thousand tatie Mudge farn wpta L. Ab ity tommisstoners | 078 employed by B, Kuppenhoimer & onigne o Harry A engineer WA n- | were called out today oin the 800 tin was ur 1 n g 0 mu tter and nmimey who stryck yester- ant R ! A nd . 3 ;. ng of Fra ¥ ) Clary of the tona wlgamated Clothin Kkers union, te s In charge of 1) trike, plans to nty Medical society wax held WL out about 2, kers o day. Strik OPTICAL CO. Paddock hotel last svening, paper : a1 s at the plants, which N.E CORNER - FARNAM AT 16 TH read oy Dr, 1. N Piekett of Ode i ard TN e All Men's Summer Underwear From King-Peck Stock Saturday Sale 'Manufacturers’ Sale Women’s Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Coats Astounding values are the keynote of this sale, The beauty and smartness of the merchandise, coupled with the extremely low prices, makes this event unquestionably the most remarkable of the year. Take Advantage of the Undermuslin Bale Now Going On 5 Yon are to profit through recent efforts of our buyers while Fast. The prolonged cold weather had brought ahout accumulation of stocks among manufacturers, Our buyers jumped in and, by pur- chasing at unheardof prices, enahled us to plan this sale at unheard- of reductions. Remember that this is the highest grade merchan- dise when considering the following prices: Wl Bt e $12.85 and $18.85 8ilk Dresses 8ilk Pettiooats. ........... Choice of 400 Skirts, Worthto $10 at $4.85 A manufacturer who found he had more skirts than he should have on hand made us an offer if we would take the lot. We purchased the entire group, and you will find values you could hardly expect at this time of the season. Every good sport or dress model is to be fourd, in Corduroy, Taffeta, Gabardine, Poplin, ete, Every good, popular color, Fashionseal and Sample Suits te $35 at $18.85 The manufacturers of the Famous Fashionseal Tailor Mades made us a concession on a small lot of suits, and what will be an extraordinary event will be our selling of these well-known garments, There are about 50 Fashion seals in the lot and about 50 very fine Tailor-Mades, many of which are samples, Choice Suits, Worth to $22.50, at $12.85 Silk Petticoats (Including Klosfits) at $3.85 The announcement of the fact that Klosfit Petticoats were to sell at $3.85 would be inducement enough to create great interest, but we have added about 100 sample Taf- feta and Jersey Silk Petticoats to the lot, and you ecan se- leet your color and size from some 300 or 400 skirts. Every good, desirable color is to be found in the lot, This lot is of extra interest, as every one of the suits are the very latest and smartest models, Many of them are sample garments, and made for showroom service, which insures their extra finish, All kinds of good, prae- tical fabrics in every wanted color. Bizes 14, 16, 18 and to 44, were Silk Dresses, worth to $35.00 $13.85 There ars about 60 Fine Silk Afternoon and Dancing Frocks in this lot, mostly manufacturers’ samples, and in some instances duplicates of very high-priced models Taffetas, Gros de Londres, Crepe Meteor, Crepe de Chine, Shantungs, Etc, Etc, seantiful Striped and Checked Effects and Plain Rose, Belgian Blue Navy, Reseda, ete For the coming occasions, such as the opening of the clubs, the dancing events, afternoon af you will find in this lot appropriate about half their real value Choice of 200 Sample Wash Dresses Worth to $15.00, at $5.00 the most interesting purchases are Sample Wash Dresses, because they are up-to-date garments, made of the fabries. Many garments in the what we will sell them for Every good wash fabrie these 200 practical, all new, most desirable of wash lot are worth three times Sizes for misses and women, and color in the lot Copenhagen, Gray, Tan summer sumimer fairs, ete garments at some very Preparation While you are preparing and possibly checking wp your al for sitlos and requirements lowanee furniture neces of the Spring housecivasing (i we are busy making preparation for ours ONE DAY BED SALE howill make The Very Fines White Bread-=- ¢ nere AN hite Top Bread 0 memorable day for everyone who visiis this sale Thé buying Power POLEAN will be 10¢ All Grogers recommend and sell TipTop Bread for a Large Loal »~o TIP-TOP 10¢ pader PRIDAY BATURBAY -.‘vagu/ Ml Nave Vo Moy Raked Presh Daily by the U, P, Steam Baking Co.