Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 6

TEE LINCOLN STATE JOLRNTAL. APRIL 2'2. inr 1 i HOURLY TEMPERATURES. .65 .60 .) .71 1 a. m.

S3' I a. in (2 I a. 4 10 4 a. in 48 11 6 a. in iii 12 a.

in 41 1 7 a. ru 44 2 a. iiu. noon p. 73 110 TREES PLANTED ON CAPITOL LAWN Three Are Set Out in Washington in Honor of J.

Sterling Morfon, Father of Arbor Day. At 7 a. in. l'ry bulb, 40: wet bulb, 41; relative humidity, C9. At p.

Dry bulb. 70: wet duid, relative humidity, 44. J7 bet-ause of their having all of the evl- deuce and all of the law. From here the committee went to Holdrege and from the reports In the daily papers it appears that the Phelps county people, I like the Clay county people, went Into MERE MENTION. Weyant.

plumbing. Roberts, undertaking. AdT. Auto repairing, Motor Inn. Adf lr.

Meier. dentist. Sec. Mut. Blcig.

Adr 1 l-2c. Dla. others bargains 918 P. Adv. Try Hendrys' cafe for favorite Iiiishes.

1S6 No. 11. Adv. ford ears sold oa easy payments. "Jk: U.

Hussong, 18tn and O. AdT. J.M. Neely, M.D. moved to 1741 So.

"17, corner of 17th and Prospect. Adv. Expert bookkeeping advice and a 'stance; no charge for consultation. 1.6239. Adv.

Two cars on track now; Minnesota Red River Ohlos. Berry Fruit So. Ninth. AdT. Automobile auction sale will be held rn Hay Market square, Saturday, JlApril 22, 1 p.

m. Adv. Roy 0. Warde has again assumed Jhe duties of his Optical office after mo illness of weeks. Adv.

Lincoln carpenters and Joiners have court with their case unprepared, ana consequently failed to get anywhere. MY PETS. I have a cat named Patsy Purr. She is a white Angora, cat. We play hide and go seek all "the time.

We For one week starting Monday AC A excluding only new summer OxxlIL apd sport clothes-- Entire Stock Silk Dresses run races up and down stairs. At night she comes up stairs and sleeps on my bed. After while Daddy comes up Btairs and takes her down to the i 8 -to mmym HVtii I 1 ii. II I l.EAsitiUa kitchen and puts her in her own bed. As soon as daddy lets her in the J.

E. Governor McKelvie recently issued a proclamation calling upon the people to fittingly observe tbe golden anniversary of Arbor day, but no planting of trees was Indulged In by state offerers. They observed it as a legal holiday. As the capltol grounds ore being denuded of trees and also of sod to make way for a new capitol it was deemed that any more practical observance of the day could be indulged in at the capltol. In years past trees were planted on the capitol lawn, and thus the growth of trees finally approached the very walls of the bulldins.

All trees are to be removed to the street pavement and another scheme of landscape gardening will be tried when the new building is finished. Governor McKelvie received the following message from Washington, signed by Charles Lathrop Pack, American forestry association, dated Friday. "The American forestry association tomorrow plants three memorial trees in honor of J. Sterling Morton, the father of arbor day. Congratulations to the oace treeless state which now, thanks to the famous adopted son, has become the 'tree planters state" HARSH.

unanimously elected Mr. Harsh was planned an open meeting for Monday dining room she comes to kiss me good morning. Mother gives her bRth in the bath tub but she does not like it at all. Mother takes soap and water and scrubs her. Then she president of the Nebraska section of -evening next at the labor tempia.

Very special Milk fed broilers Mlone in southern style. Quality Lunch li'ir. 225 So. 10th St. The fried chickt'u specialists.

Adv. All ofAerl efc Che National Electric Light tion at its annual convention Friday morning. Mr. Harsn is general manager of the Lincoln Gas and Electric Light company. offl J4 MR rr ocrs C.

W. Kifflnl a university student, arreated Saturday morning on a rubs her with a big towel and after while she is dry. When she 1b clean and white she looks like a big snow ball. Patsy Purr is the only pet have. MARY CAJHERN ALBIN, Age 7, grade 3A, 625 N.

25 street. of sDeeding. He has been Nyoe will hav char? the services. Tha bod will be taken to Wtlsonvlll. for burial.

GRICE Susan Grlc. died -at 5:30 Saturday morning at tha horns of her daughter, Mrs. W. N. Carter o( Belmont.

She was ninety-three years old. The body Is being held at the Morey parlors pending funeral All sizes at both prices: we wish to make special mention that sizes for stoat figures are found in both ups. One hundred and seventy five of our newest frocks divided into two sale groups RA.TMONTJ A. B. Funeral service were held at the home, 12 street, Saturday at 1:84 p.

m. Rev. John Andrew Holmes. pastor of the First Congregational church, and Rev. B.

Nye, pastor of the First I fat fcij I Ibi'l ifyl Presbyterian church were In charge of the services. Interment was In Wyuka. WASSOJf Mre. F. 'Wasson died Friday evening In Lincoln.

She is survived by a son. K. A. Holbrook. of 1 SI 1 South Twertty-slxth street.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 Sunday afternoon from the The Dresses at $24 Taffeta, Canton Beige Oanna Kseorgette Royal Blue Long Beach In styles for street or afternoon wear, showing all the Blne new trimmings. Steel and glass beads, yarn and silk JslaCK Steel floss embroidery, ribbon trimming and self trimming are Brown Beaver Roberts chapel. -Kev. B. a.

iillecner will have charge and burial will be In Wyuka. Mrs. Troyer, ladles' enibalmer Adv THE BIRTH RECORD. April 1st Mr. and Mrs.

Trev Gillespie (Ivy Waller) 3761 Garfield, a son. April 21: Mr. and Mrs. Pavld O. WamboM (Hettle Lacey) 325 South Twelfth street, WHY MR.

JOHNSON WON OUT Clay Center Sun Says It Was Because He Had the Evidence to Present to Roard. Slay Center Sun: Last Monday the mittee consisting of the governor, Senators Bushee and Rickert and Representatives Hoffmeister and Epperson met In this city together with the county supervisors, State Engineer Johnson and other men from his office and Attorney General Davis to hear officially the various charges which for months have been freely made against the state board of public works. The discussion in Clay county resolved Itself into a farce because while there is not an adult In the county but who knows to his own satisfaction that we have been bilked, on our road building program there is not an official record to offer in the support of our contention. In. contrast to a son.

"Jiotlfled to appear in police court Monday morning to answer the charge. Have you Iieard "Ten Little Fingers Ten Little Toes" Victor record 1X871, Benson's orchestra. It's a pleach. Come In and let-us play It Ijor you. Ross P.

Curtice Co. Adv. For lowest rates on collections, investigations, shadowing ect See Central States' Secret Sen-ice Bureau, 1417 0 street Phone B3181. Night Adv. The Y.

M. C. A. circus was staged pn the penitentiary recreation grounds Saturday afternoon with practically inmate present While there "Vere no trees available for planting on 'Arbor day, Warden Fenton directed the planting of many cabbages jtnd otber things iu the institution's '4argo gardens. The American Railway Express company, will, take any number of of clothing and send them of charge to the flood sufferers "tf Baton Rouge, and vicinity.

J'he packages must be addressed to he.Red Cross of that place as the "Company cannot' send to specific in-Sllriduals. Seeled proposals for the purchase of School bonds authorized at a special -election, June 24, 1919, are asked by "ihe board of education. The amount to be not lees than $200,000 or more fl.000,000. The bonds will be-" come due thirty years from date and "Vill bear 6 per cent Interest The proposals will be opened May 2. This issue represents the remainder of the $2,000,000 school bonds voted by the people of Lincoln for the building program now underway.

Venereal diseases reported to the city health department during the firstquarter of 1920, 1921 and 1922 are 255, 226 and 222, making a total of 703 cases. Comparing the "number reported each quarter during April 21: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burnett (Eugenia Frost) 175 A street, a daughter. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Louis K. Miller, Lincoln 23 I Cfjang fij1 if ii All Other SilkFroeks not included at, $24 and $34 excepting only the new summer and sport clothes, on sale This Week Only One-Fourth off all shown in the dresses at this price. The Dresses at $34 Canton, Taffeta, Frost Crepe, Georgette, Roshanara Lovely combinations of materials and new colorings make up these more elaborate frocks. Silk or metal thread embroidery, beading and narrow ribbon trimming are new features; many dresses have thin full sleeves for summer wear. All sizes, Including extra sizes.

No Approvals. No C. 0. No Returns. All Sales at These Prices Are Final.

Second Floor Ready to Wear. Marjorle H. Mcintosh, McCool 17 H. B. Brown, undertaker.

B6519 Adv RATES ON COFFEE LOWERED CHOP SUEY PARLOR AND CAFE Is open at 133 No. 12th street and ready to serve you. American and Oriental dishes in true Oriental style. COME IN AND SEE US our position of charging a lot of generalities comes the gentlemen from the office of the much maligned Mr. Johnson with a trunk full of authentic evidence that they have given us all they contracted to do and in some instances more.

Before any competent court in the world the office of the board of public works would win their case, not perhaps because of the righteousness of their contention, but Suspension of New Tariff Schedule Vacated, Making Reduction of $27 on Carload. Notice was received Saturday by the traffic bureau of the chamber of commerce from the interstate commerce commission that the commission had vacated its-suspension order suspending tariffs publishing reduced rates on coffee from gulf ports to Lincoln as of date April 24 when the new rate of 69 1-2 cents' per 100 pounds on green coffee, carloads. New Orleans, Galveston, and Houston to Lincoln becomes effective. This is a reduction of 9 cents per 100 pounds, or $27 per minimum carload on shipments from New Orleans. The average loading of green coffee, however, is around 00,000 pounds to the car.

Drastic Price Cuts A Clearance Sa r.lhese years noted a slight falling off in numbers. The number treated Bedroom and Dining Room dm Plymouth Congregational Church 17th and A Street. ANNOUNCES SERMONS BY Dr. William W. Bolt, Minister 10:30 a.

m. "What I God and Where?" 8:00 p. m. "Wrong Conceptions of God." A HOMELIKE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME FOR ALL. In the Cash grocery ad appearing in the Friday afternoon Journal, fresh ripe strawberries were quoted at 15c per box.

This is a typographical error. It should have read: Fresh ripe strawberries 18c per box or 2 for Suites and Odd Pieces-Well Hade Furniture-Lowest Prices A Sale to Interest Spring Brides, Housekeepers Roomine House Proprietors, Apartment House Dwellers Oak Dining Room Suites tTfl "Tn tbe city clinic during the same period is. 52, 66 and 70, a total of 178. Statistics show that the city clinic is "treating one-fourth of the cases of 'venereal diseases In the city. The chief of staff of the Eighty-ninth division has announced that an active campaign for recruits for the reserve corps haa been launched thru the division area, comprising the states of South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas.

Recruiting officers have been 7, designated in practically every In the three states, and In addition every reserve officer has been Instructed to interest as many former service men a possible. The war department plans for summer training (contingent on appropriations by congress) call for at least ont thousand enlisted reservists from the seventh corps area. One-third of these are to come from the states of South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansaa. The proposed plans contemplate a fifteen day train- ing period at Ft. Ds Moines, from July 16 to 30 Inclusive, This camp is to be conducted exclusively for members of the reserve corps, and is not Jo be confused with the citizens' mil-' itary training camp to be held at Ft Des Moines during the month of August At the present time only ex-rioncommlssloned oflfcers and specialists are being enlisted.

Buffet Table Arm chair and 5 Side Chairs $195 Jacobean Oak William and waxed Oak at a 1 line Suite, dOAA reduced to $275 waxed Oak Queen Anne Suite, 1r0edu.ced. $220 Mary suite, fffCp reduced to 1 $215 waxed Oak William and Mary Suite, t1C9 reduced to iJllOg $250 waxed Oak William and MILLINERY NEWS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY. $275 waxed Oak William and Mary Suite, reduced to Mary Suite, reduced to $200 $200 Monday and Tuesday Sale of Our Entire Stock Oak Dining Tables Dining Chairs, in six styles 4.00 waxed oak Chair, 3.20 Clark Lumber Co. sells coal. Adv In FEOPLE YOU KNOW.

3.00 3 20 3.60 4 00 4.80 5.40 3.75 waxed oak Chair, wood seat 4.00 waxed oak Chair, wood seat 4.50 waxed oak Chair, wood seat 5.00 waxed oak Chair, wood seat 6.00 waxed oak Chair, wood seat 6.75 waxed oak Chair, wood seat leather pad seat 5.00 waxed oak Chair, leather pad seat 5.00 waxed oak Chair, all leather sr-at 6.00 waxed oak Chair, all lent her seat 7.00 waxed oak Chair, all leather seat 8.00 waxed oak Chair, all leatlior seat 18.00 20.00 22.00 32.00 36.00 40.00 22.50 Waxed Oak Table, now 25.00 Waxed Oak Table, now 27.50 Waxed Oak Table, DOW 40.00 Waxed Oak Table, now 45.00 Waxed Oak Table, now 50.00 Waxed Oak Table, now i 4.00 4.00 4.80 5.60 6.40 new mid summer models excepted 55.00 waxed oak table, now 60.00 waxed oak table, now 44.00 48.00 OaK Dining Chair Sets Set of one armchair and five side chairs. Alpha Rho Tau has elected to membership the following aenlors In the University of Nebraska school of fine arts: Frances Burt, Marianna Cum-nilngs, Faith Dunn, Esther Ellwanger. i Lucille Foster. Mabel Gibson, Mildred -ttollehan, Harry Krteger, Sarah Saunders, Effle Swltrer, Emily Wanek; fac- wlty members: Olive Rush, Andrew llougseth. Leonard W.

Jenny, 26 and Nellie M. 24, both of Hartlngton, obtained a marriage license Saturday And were married by Judge Robin R. Reld. B. J.

Morey, undertaker. Adv. DEATHS AND FUNEBALS. rtKRCR Rllmbeth It. Weree.

sired llel Seturrtsy the home of her deiieluer. Mrs. in Rmith rifteenth street, ru- WJ Belnorc' -n. I 1 Schwalbe St Bluebird SIjLf Gage 38.30 mm your Choic 60.00 63.25 66.65 90.00 set of Chairs, reduced to 95.00 set of Chairs, reduced to 100.00 set of Chairs, reduced to 57.50 set of Chairs, reduced to 60.00 set of Chairs, reduced to 87.50 set of Chairs, reduced ta III rvt 40.00 58.35 II 114 ra, 1 .1 I 1 -Jr. i rvlres will be held from aite home et Sundsy and Kev.

a Floor LAMPS 18.50 (looil Mi.fd Innm Htuniln id) In different dnxiKiis. wllh silk slifidpa tn In Kf lit of coliiriiiita. Your rhulrc ii Lamp tompleta with ahad. 18.50 Kiiriiidirc Aiinpx. A last opportunity women art looking for after Easter Clearnnce of our finest hata for Crest wear.

regular Rudge oV Cuenxel Co. stocks. Striking hats for Immediate wear. Hata moat becoming for wear with tweed suite end coats. Flower laden hata to wear with all aorta of good loo'tlna summer frocks.

Smart soft cloth hats for sports wear. And tha new straws very light In weight, specially attractive for warm weather needs. Extensive assortments to select from. Hata for every purpose, for afternoon, for atreet, for sports wear. Hats people will admlr.

Hata you'll tnjoy to wear, anywhero. Every Hat marked In plain figures. You make, your own reduction at the time of purchase. You know the atyle, quality and genuine worth of ROIge Quenzel Co. Hats.

Corn and pick out a emart becom. Ing hat for summertime wear, at these liberal reactions. Early choosers will get best selections. fcie ecrly. Millinery Floor Two.

Waxed Oak DRESSING TABLES Waxed Oak DRESSERS Oak BUFFETS 18.00 22.00 26.00 28.00 26.65 22.50 Dressing Table, on shIo 27.50 Dressing Table. on nali 32.50 Dressing Table on nnlt 35.00 Dressing Table. nil It 40.00 Dressing Tfble, on Sale Week-End Pantry Specials Every Friday and Saturday OprVa Coffee. 2 for 46j 45c Opeka Tea, 2 for 46c 35c Simmons' Inn Coooa, 2 for 360 20c Chocolate rudding, 2 for 36c 40c Vanilla, 2 Tor 41 Complete line of fir" such He whit pepper, bUeh pepper, ol0i cinnamon, elovee, lsplc snd nut- men. et i for 35c Baking Chocolate, 2 for, Harley Drug G.

1101 8L Waxed Oak CHIFFONIERS 20.00 Chiffonier, lfi flfl on hrIo 22.50 Chiffonier, 18 flfl on rale IO.VV 25.00 Chiffonier Ofl fjfl on rale tu 28.50 Chiffonier, OQ on nni "i'u" 35.00 Chiffonier, OR 00 on sain 40.00 Chiffonier, n(Z CC on sale iVMO 15.20 16.03 22.00 24.00 28.00 30.00 26.65 30.00 19.00 Dr.ssr, on sale 20.00 on mIp 27.M Drassar on aalo 30.00 Dresser, on 35.00 Dresser on wilo 37.50 Dresser, on ante 40.00 Dresser on sale 45.00 Dresser, on Ml? EVERY GOOD SHAPE. EVERY FASHIONABLE COLOP EVERY CORRECT TRIMMING. Waxed Oak BEDS $35 Waxed Oak Buffet, rediicpil to $45 Waxed Oak Buffet, to $60 Waxed Oak Buffet, IR(lllCI(l 1(1 $70 Waxed Oak Buffet, reiltirrd to $75 Waxed Oak Buffet, reduced to $85 Waxed Oak Buffet, reduced to $28 $36 $48 $56 $60 $68 20.00 20.00 28.00 32.50 25.00 Bads, rn ftnlp 30.00 Beda on mIi 35.00 Beds, on enl i 50.00 Beds, on aalc Hats for Misser Hats for Matrons.