Norfolk TV'V Scouts. Kngle Scout troop award l*.ilge and a troop merit fir-t aid t<> aninui]*, pathflndinjf. remedies nrd d-ps Tim new company «' of Omaha Music Teachers to Admits Norfolk Boy Awarded Johnson will bo one of the leading mark award badge. ■cholamhip, lifp »avin|f. comprises S. MoC'lung liarlv Student the scout which and Charles Potter and s«-n of C'olun. History figures at big rally Here are a few of the merit badges bus. Mr. r> his Hear Silber t Scout will bo hold In Norfolk In April. Two ficout Johnson had to win before ho New Firm in Columbus. Mr-Clung signed pn< ' Eagle Rating a.11 III to The Umahii II*-*. Hon o-< diatrict salesman for the Sidney to three hundred scouts from lieoame an eagle scout: First aid, of Omaha Given Auto Grand Islam! Chemical to go Stealing parts of north Nebraska are expected safety first, personal health, civics, Columbus, Neb., March 30.—“Inter- company ItiMMtfb to Tlte Omnlm Bee. to attend. music, public health, athletics, busi- ! national Remedy and hupply com- In business here. Norfolk. Nob., March 30.—Clnir Tt. Dean Cutter \chia.-ka l ni Youth Drove Besides winning the eagle badge. ness. pioneering, swimming, bird pany" will opera to in Columbus In has the rank the wale of foods for livestock Don’t clean or wash With t by Johnson, lfl, eagle scout, Scout Johnson has a 100 per rent study, camping, carpentry, chemistry, prepared garments Machine Between Omaha of scoutmaster's aid* of Troop No. 1, duty pin; signaling award badge, cooking, craftsmanship, ftremanship. and the manufacture and sale of hog gaaollna indoors. kiwanis Club Hears Address! ami Lincon. Police Allege. 1 on Historical Here Spots Kd Manger, alias I'M McDonald. 21, and Development of .171 o Cass street, a student at the Uni- One-Minute versity of Nebraska, confessed to Oma Country. ha police Friday the theft of a oar Store 7 all( last December from W. K. Itoblnson, -JOHN A. SWANSON, Pres. -WM. L. HOLZMAX, Trip. street. I W'r think we %rp young; that only -111 North Thirty-ninth "Last week I (topped at a V ly lias Otmha been founded, He also stole a set of license plates hotel in the western part of >) in to C. I- Tute, police allege, SHOP EARLY March, 181ft—104 X’ears ago— belonging the state and at dinner the THE CLOTHING CORNER OF OMAHA—STORE CLOSES 6 P M. SATURDAYS—PLEASE on the car. '•I'lcrs were issued hy President Mon- which he put stolen since then, lie has talk turned to clothes—after mi' to John C. Calhoun to sec that Ever they say, to between ! nite.l States forts were established used the machine drive the meal I looked at the Lincoln and Omaha and to entertain 1 ,' g the Yellowstone river. Immedi- labels in a dozen coats on co-eds at the Ho rented stationed at university. ■!y, troops Plattsburg, the hall rack and every coat a in ttie west part of the city, Y„ 780 men of the Fifth and Sixth garage where he the ear while in Oma- had a Nebraska Clothing Co. fantries, under Major Long, started kept ha, and left it. standing on the cam- label. Do sell all 0 march to Pittsburgh; thence down you the pus while in Lincoln, it Is alleged. he Ohio river and up the Missoni, clothing in this part of the He will be given a hearing in mu- with the result that the steamboat Your nicipal court Saturday. country? values war- "W. stern Engineer" was the first rant it!” exclaimed a cus- boat to reach a point which we call tomer at Omaha, In November, 181ft, said l>r. (i. A. R. I rjrotl to Co-Operate our store (his week. Irving S. Cutter, dean of the Univer- SVilli Sons of Veterans to Sidney Silber will give the opening sity of Nebraska Medical college, | Lincoln, March Id.—National of- club at recital of the Nebraska Mimic Teach- 100 members of the Kiwanis j ficers of the Sons of Veterans of the their at era* association. Mr. Silber is a pian- regular noonday luncheon 1 civil war and the auxiliary to this ist of distinction, who is now dean 1 Intel Fontenelle x'esterday. were entertained at a school in Chi- organization is a true of the Sherwood Music i Dean Cutter stated that it meeting here last night. Frank cago. For many years Mr. Silber was j saying that we have to go outside national commander of His bhellhou.se, to in a teacher and pianist'at Lincoln. learn about ourselves, referring the S. of V. and Mrs. Minnie Grotb. Omaha concert appearances throughout the I to the historical spots around nutional of tiie auxiliary, and much his ■ pris.dent and vicinity. In the routine of busi- state were frequent, of time was devoted to writing for the spoke. ness life, he declared, we pass along J Mr. Pliellhouse the G. A. K. various musical urged Morocco a instant journals. without recalling for single to allow the b. of V. to take over Mr. Silber is a the lot of that help to make past president of the ; things some of their responsibilities and aid Chevrons ■ Nebraska Music Teachers association his great country of ours. them in ami also was elected honorary presi- every way. First Settler. Spaniard dent. first ex- Lewis and Clark, on their Mi-. Silber has appeared with the Janies H. ^Soollev Dies. referred $45 plorative tour to the west, Berlin Philharmonic orchestra, Aseh- Spiihll nii-patcll |o The OinHlift llcr. Boys’ a won- to tills particular territory as enbroedal orchestra, Thomas orches- Grand Island, Neb March Id,— The distinct style note of the first man to Feller” derful country, and tra, Minneapolis Symphony orchestra James II. Woolley, C9. prominent Hall ‘‘Reglar 1923 in smart suits. An lake advantage of that data was a and Russian Symphony orchestra. county lawyer, died at his home here. entirely new cluster stripe named , who 2-Pants Suits ^ Spaniard, He came to Nebraska in 1S71, attend- worsted. As usual, an ex- stablished a small trading post two Bealriie Man in ed the state university, and 12 years clusive Nebraska feature. or three years later about 10 miles Injured llis ago came to Grand Island, wife, Ask to see Morocco chev- north of Florence on the north bank at Accident Blue Springs one daughter and three sisters survive Later this was rons. of the . Special to The Onmhtt lire. him. as . known Beatrice, Neb., March 30.—Edward They're shower-proofed and Other Smart The , whifh Olmstead, employed ns foreman on the the only suit of the kind w'ith the Astor was founded on fortune, construction work of the hydro-elec- double seat and double knee. Stripe Worsted Suits Liberia red Dean Cutter, was more or tric at Blue which is plant Springs, The wonder value boy’s suit $25 to R.-ss responsible for the Louisiana pur- built by Black Brothers "f this $50 being of the century. Norfolk and lias--. President Monroe, in issuing city, was when a seriously injured belted models. All sizes, 7 orders to John C. Calhoun to establish bob on the broke, engine throwing 7 the Yellow to 1 years. United Statrs forts along him head first j. ,b» a deep pit. His warned him to watch the stone river, skull was fractured. Other Hudson Bay company. Epidemic Kills Soldiers. l ire Sweeps Belmond. Rcplar Feller" Suits The largest and most serious epi- Belmond. Ia., March "0.—William $7.50 to $15 demlc of scurry in the United States Granrlup, 55, is dead; Kniil Grandup, a brother, is burned ► army up to that time took place In reported fatally this vicinity the first winter the Fifth and six buildings are in ruins ns the result a and Sixth infantries weft located here. of fire which swept the busi- ness here The Out of 780 men 159 died. The follow- section early today. loss was estimated at $75,000. ing April, a number of the men wero taken up a little creek in the vicinity of Fort Calhoun, which was named after John C Calhoun, then secretary in to of war. Tlmre they found growing A Good Place Go Easter Sunday the ground a little onion, which they, ate. The remaining men recovered OMAHA GOSPEL TABERNACLE by eating Hit* vegeetable. • of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Even today relics of the Sixth regi- ment are unearthed around Fort Cal- (A World-Wide Movement. Paul Rader, President) houn, such as buttons bearing thy 2006 Douglas Street “In the Heart of Omaha figure “6.” Music on Program. EVANGELIST R. R. BROWN • -The First Presbyterian quartet, A. 3 p. m.—“Resurrection Proofs and Promises" 7:30 p. m.—“He ^L. Hobj’S. Lawrence Dodds, Mrs. Is^tisen" Mias Marie soloist: Chorus Orchestra. After Enster messages Louise Jansen Wylie and Mrs. Verne Danielson, Choir. every right next week cxrei t Monday. Everybody welcome. A special invi- Zazriske at Miller, with Miss Louise tation is extended to STRANGERS. the piano, sang. An Easter Clothes Treat The Canadian Northwest band, made of 27 veterans of the World war. hich is making a tour of the United fates, financed by the chamber it \/OU’LL world’s standard clothes at Ne- ommercc and the Oreat War Vote buy quality kip.ms’ assoUatlon of Edmpnton. Alberta. First Central Church Canada, w several selections. -1 played .Kill and llnrnrr braska’s lowest You’ll see here mammoth Francois Vernon, manager of the prices. band. Is a member of the Saskatoon Dr. Smith’s Last Lecture Kiwania club. Ife spoke briefly, to all new selections of wonderfully attractive styles. You'll find your Easter the Cnnaha members, stating that the from of primary object of this eight months' is here every standpoint style and economy ve buying opportunity Tomorrow even nu at 7:15 Dr. Smith will k :our is for the purpose of strengthen- the last in the mnpj of his six Hunday Kveninc ing the bond of friendship between I,ecture». The subject will b“ "The Mission of he Canadians and Americans. Jesus; Inclndintc the Majesty of His I.ife. the Pur A Positive $10.06 to $15.00 on Clothes His Resur- Saving of of Recognized pose of His Death and the Mystery of All are cordially invited. So seats re- Po^t State rection." Commander served; first come, first served, Merit and Knights Templar Dies Reputation! Special llispatch to The IhnnliH lice. g McCook, Neb March 30.—Thomas Suits Semi-Conservative World’s Finest • !. Hees, one of McCook's earliest Sport residents and Burlington officials, New Ideas Spring Suits Suits died last night. ESTABLISHED IS35 Spring Mr. Hoes was a past grand com- mander of Nebraska Knights Templar. He was the first chief dispatcher at ihls place on the McCook division, Roger L iOrmeil> the tre*tern di\ision of the AND SONS IVcOMPAN. more was for Milton $35 ■Burlington and recently $50 • "<« Interment Hardware Hou sehold Utilities ■ sirs agent at Imperial. Pleats and belts in many smart Models that stand out from the \\ hy pay more? Here's another illu— ^v.ll be here. 1515 HARNEY ST. new style lines and rich spring crowd. Distinguished 2 and 3 but- trat ion of Nebraska lower prices — Howell, in latter to Mayor, colors from brilliant to subdued ef- ton models. Many very new weaves strictly hand-tailored of genuine Hock- Tells of Naval Maneuvers Saturday Only fects—tweeds to worsteds. —worsteds, tweeds, mixtures. anums and imported worsteds. !> Mayor Bahtina n received a pcstHl ard Friday from United States Other Suits Other Sew i-Cemserrat The Senator It. B. Howell, who wrote Sport ins, Best of Them All at $50 from Panama city, March 13. The $25 to $£5 $25 to $15 Instead $65 senator stated that he had been on of board the transport Henderson and Shears was going to he s guest of Admiral Uberle, his rlassniate, who commands the Pacific fleet. He WTOte of 110 ves- sels assembled and referred to the firing st the lows, which was directed -Easter Calls for Coats- by radio. Top Welter Changrs Jail*. Tweed Toppers New Full Belters Raglan Gabardines Special lllapntrli to The Omaha Bee. Nebraska City, Neb., March 30.— Kimona Sleeve Motor Coats and Utility Coats tittle Wilier, held In the county Jail In All the Popular Sizes to for tho Iowa authorities on a in.—7 in —8 in The selections are of The Nebraska—no end to the range of and all from makers charge of burglary, was taken to To 6Vi in.—7'/2 typical styles — ^ mm ch arid turned over of the Nebraska label is your safeguard. Feature value Coats at yesterday Any Size unquestioned integrity Top *o the sheriff there. Welter was re- Silk lined Chesterfields, $25.00 and $35.00. teased from tho Tecutttaeb Jail a for weeks ago on bonds after ho had been l MUtenced to tlio stale reformatory on f lurglary charge. His botidsmen, uf- ^ they learned that he was wanted Hats New .Iowa, withdrew as surety'and ho Correct Easter Shirts taken to Tecumseh. The quality and character in hats that men ot intelligence The groat shirt store of tho west. All the new Eagles. I he re ur>' never loo many shears about the demand. The new and new Stetsons are here Manhattan.*, ^ orke and Bates Street shirts. Kino nev house Here are Mallory# Many Miiiliiings Defective. high grade shears at a Omaha Bee. in a host new Prices range— Prices Special Dispatch tn The bargain price. Genuine "Universal" Shears of colorings. spring patterns. range- Nebraska City, Neb., March 30.— l ull size, heavy cutting shears. Full nickel and Better More than 40 Insurance men of the plate. Finest quality steel. Guaranteed In $5.00, $7.00 $2.00 to state visited Nebraska City Thursday every respect. In all the best sizes. Values $5.00 and made an Inspection trip over the up to *1.40. _ city, checked up the fire department equipment and witnessed the fire ‘‘Stainless Steel” Of New Easter jdrllle st the various public schools. Course, Neckwear ■ •*. Burr Taylor announred that of 261 Thousands of attractive new patterns make their bid for buildings Inspected during the day, Knives your approval Saturday. 1*1 were Paring found to bo defective In more bi.lt cm r.f Neckwear than 300 Paring atnlriicM Knitted Cut Silk Neckwear Silk and Wool particulars. ■ »i’i Will nut mat. corrod», Neckwear • to ntnlBh or ataln Always alar 45c $4.00 45c to $3.00 / 85c to $2.50 Convention Is Success. bright an.I nharp. Fruit arid will not yffwrt thorn, a vary Special c h In The Dispnt Omaha Bee. ftn|>*rlor Paring Knlfa Many Grand Island, Neb., March 30.— .lifforont atyloa to oliooaa 5Or. embers of the Ptgulai Hntiiulay only women's benefit us SKLZ ^'elation of the Maccabees closed a SELZ successful convention SIX hern, delegates $ SIX l"d visitors present numbering about OXFORDS $6 SHOES 1*00. Della Hall of Fremont and Kffle 38c $6 Crnearr of Omaha were elected dele ea. gates to the International lonvcntlun tsi S' Los Aqgelrs