Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1916, Page 3

o . e | ? ! ) ] Vs ) THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1916, 3 Nebraska \. NORMAL BOARD MEN ARE AT PEACE Hold Session at Stn!e House Wlthour Much Show of Open Hostility. NOT MUCH MONEY TO SPEND | (From a Btaff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, May (8peclal )~The State Normal board held a r sfon today in the normal hoard the cellar of the state house. Me the members this time talked to each other without getting hostile The main business of the session Is to arrange for the oxpenditurs of funda iin the hands of the stata treasurer The appropriation of the legislature for the blennium of 1913-14 was made a sum based n 9 per cant of 80-100 of 1-mill tax levy The other 10 per cent {s now avallable and makes an amount {n the nelghbor hood of $9,00. Tha hoard had figured that the amount might pos 0 186,000, hut mccording to irer Mall the sum will § first figures. This will appropriatio on the Tt fun/ ke to bu 'wmflmx at Chadron it Kearney, a # manual training bufle at Peru would 1i $15,000 in r ificlent, the hoard a $0,000 wing to t At $50,000 000 gymnasium ing at Wi to invest $10.000 or old main build malr ng the ing Into rooms for industrial manual training and do fo aclence, However, ter the board decided that the Peru rmal would have to walt NEWS OF NORTH BEND AND OF DODGE COUNTY ' May 12.—(8pe Sunday school NORTH BEND, Neb. efal,)~The nnual we oted Suy workers are to addse I nvention, n f s Miss Brown, a state Sunday official. The meetings are held in held here yesterday and James Killeen was brought here ringe. s will elose next week e publf baccalaureate sermon will he United Preshyterian 1y evening by Rev, W. ¢ The class play will he pre nented Wednesday ovening at the house. The play I8 a achool comedy en titled “Aaron Bogge Freshman.” On Thursday evening commencement exer- cises will be held at the opera houss and n class numbering ninety-ons will re- cefve diplomas. Of these elght have taken the normal training work. Chancellor Tulmer of Wesleyan university will de liver the annual commencement address The high school alumni reunfon and ban quet will be held at the Masocnic hall Priday evening The county is putting in two cement bridges north of town, under the direc- tion of Bupervisor Z. T. Reotor. Father T. 8, Morlarity spent two days In Omaha this week on retreat. STATE LAUNDRYMEN HOLD THEIR MEETING IN *SECRET (Prom a Btaff Correspondent) LINCOLN, May 12.—(8pecial.)~In exec. nutlve session, with nobody but laundry men present, the Nebraska State Laun drymen’s assoclation held its meeting to- day at the Lindell hotel 1. J. Hinchey of Omaha was supposed to talk on “The Laundry Owper and the Salesman;”” R. 1. Segur, also of Omaha about “Flat Work and Tts Cost;" Frank I. Ringer, commissioner of the Nebraska nufacturers’ nssoclation, “Your Town Mine," and W, €. Sunderland, presi prenched s churein Daviddon iation on “Co-Operation of Assocla lons."” Lunct had at the Lincoln Com 4 1 the afternoon session was p wboutt his way it the department of com ’ t niversity of Nebraska ked Accounting:" € le, chairman of t ebraska Manu assocation, talked on “Pre v hile 1. E. Smith, president | t n Ad b, talked on “A he 1 and JUDGE HANNA UPHOLDS LAW ABCUT PAVING ayne and | opera [Je f the Tinoln Manufacturers’ asso- | . Nebraska 'State Board Answers | In Suit Over Member Of the Soldlers Homv VAND ISLAND, Ne \ | | junetio it of Wil harit disability recelved c or. private to earn a living by during the war or otherwise The answe further mset forth that the membership Kearne and his wife is ke abled veterans who are dependent publ v private charity from gain RESIDENT OF STAPLEHURST KILLED DURING RUNAWAY SEWARD K frig object along the roadside and threw hin it, causing his death, He was married. but had no children Friday when Jerry Ciray was putting |a tire on hia car, the tire explode knocked against his righ force that it broke It betweer and shoulder The funcral of Mrs, N man was held occurred at He funeral held at the \hn. opul ¢ h here yesterday hody nlk o Pleasanton, Kan., last night I interment | Miss Alice s has been employed | by the s grade In the of of o teach manual tralning. Miss Myrile | Judd, instructor fn mathematics, has re slgned TWENTY-TWO GRADUATE FROM SEWARD HIGH Neb, May 12 nty-two will ward IH‘I; schoc ing aro the 1 to teach the sixtl rd school enburg nas bee BEWARD 1 on May of the names Maur} '(\mm.m ], Marfe Feary fens Spohn Margaret Woth, y& Rohrbaug! r Alma Anderson Erford, The commen’ement exercises will b held at the Young Men's Christian asso clation, Chancellor Avery will ba the speaker, Noten from Loomis. | TOOMIS, Neb,, May 12.—(8pecial.)~The | High school will be held at the Metho- | dist Bpiscopal chureh on Thursday eve ning of next week. The class address will be glven by Prof. Orlin H. Venner head of the English department of the Nebraska Wesleyan university, Five graduate from the local schools this ye The Loomis garage was so by F. K. Thorell to Louls } ) lias been farming near this place for a number of years. The five-year term of service local volunteer fire department espired recently, and the honorary and exemp tlon certificates are being lssued to the members, The department was estal lished five years ago. | pecial )—The f the Eustis s will be | F irday evening 2, at 8 o'clock at the opera house ccalaureate sermon at the Methodist pal church Sunday evening, Ma | at 8 p. m, by Rev, J. M. Runcfe. The graduates are Gertrude 1. 8ill, Vera P. Mary 1. Olnhausen, Abbie Bess B. Bi Ma Bertha [ Cather Martha B, Gl Ernes kle, Edwin D, Hw Floyd I ing. Class pla and Saturda was glven botl nights, A nights In order t crowd. It It was given two accommodate the large about §% Exeter High ( EXETER, The hig ) May Is a y The Varsit . 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