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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-13
ERIFF'S SALE

Georqi:. Giynr County.
VIII he sold before the courthouse
dor ii said county, on the first Tues
DAY n May. next. between the !aca'
hoars Of sale, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, all nat certain sock
ard lot of goods wares, merchandise,
and fixtures. located at No. 219 New
castle street, brunswick. Georgia. con-
si5tin% Of all articles Of trade. va III
es CLOCKS, jewelry, caina. statu2rv,
i)yerware. and every awiclG Il = T.
chardise as now contained in said
st0r": also all fixtures. snow cases
etc. therein contained. To be c9lG
as the property Of X. Mott to sati sly
q certain mortgage execution ise led
from the Superior c, urt of GllMn
County. IN favor OF Geo. r. and D W
krauAsl for $1,57435, principal. be
sides interest, etc. In as MUCH as
said property is difficult to trans 'ort
am expose for sale before said &c IT
house door, said property Will be sold
as the same is now located in said
store.
rtis Al {. i9to -- --
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Clerk S. C. GIynn County, Georgia
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

and next of kin OF Easter Mas!in TO
be and appear at my Office within lie
time allowed by law and show cau-
why permanent administrator sh0u il
not be granted to Max Isaac on Eas
er Maslin's estate.
This 9TH day of April. 1910.
Horace Dart
Ordinary
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VIM. n. 5errie
Sheriff Glynn County, Georgia.

j.. Also at same. time md PLACE me
Following property towit: 4 ,oot
tables I billiard table; ) sci case', 1
sets pto[s balls Is ser billiard ball~. )
cue racks. d. f6i of chairs; an ct
of bar fixtures. Levied on and IT, be
sold as. property Of Abbott & w tie
and J. W. Abbott and W. W Waite, %
satisfy execution from Glynn Sr!ar-
inr C0Hr1 in favor ii brunswick i5A Ike
& Colender Company. Said property
is difficalt TO transport and will Va
sod without exposing same at Co ut
house door. property located in bn: Il
in3 at No. 300 Gloucester street,
brunswick, Ga.
VIM. n. Berrie
Sheriff Glynn County, Georgia.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND cREDf-
TORS. ,cjsm

Georgia, Glynn County
Notice is heieLy given to all credi
tors of the estate of Nellie Gilliard,
late Of said county. deceased to rem
der in an account of their demands
to me within the time allowed by law,
properly made out, and all persons in
debtpd to said deceased are hereby
requested 20 make immediate faymnt
to the undersigned r.
This 28th day Of February, 1919.
julius Levy.
Executor under the ~ Nellie Gil
Glilard. deceased
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CITATION
eorqia. Clynn County.

DCITlId. YTIT NOUTTII'
T, all whom il may concern:
MAJ Isaac. having in proper fo.'w
applied 10 r'a for permanent letters VI
administration Oh the estate II Ea:-
tor Nas'in, late OF said county: Tai ie
10 aire Al and singular '.e creditors
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


lislmen of an organization FIR the
promotion OF the best interest OF the
citizens OF Brunswick, and generally
fCr Tie adv anceMeUt OF trade and
comme.ce. domestic and foreign. and
with such facilities to promote the
uphuiiding Fl said city Of Brunswick.
and sJch other things as are usually
done .y like organizations. 70 estab-
fish AID operate 3 bureau OF credits
l0r the benefits Of such members as
may desire 20 avail themselves there
Gf. 70 furnish reliable information TO
memj c"S as To the financial and credit
Standing OF patr-ns applying for ere
dit and To furnish Information which
may assist such members in the col
lection Of debts
Fourth-Your petitioners desire to
have all the powers. rights and priv
leges necessary and proper to success )
fully maintain the objects of its incoT-
p0ratiOn.
Fifth-Petitioners desire to he in
corporated for a term of twenty
years, with the privilege of renewal
at the expiration of that time, and as
often thereafter as may be done an
der the laws of said state
SiXth-That the principal Office ard
place OF business shall be in the city
of Brunswick, Glynn county. Georgia
Seyenth-Petiti' ners pray that tnt
right be granted them to sue and os
sued. to have and Us" Il corporate sea
and Of making such bylaws, rule!
and regulations and constitution, all
| enforcing the same as it may desire
not in conflict with the laws Of In
state or the United States, to be pinl
ing aud Of force upon its mem' eT-
and It. alter repeal ard ament tn
sane at pleasure.
! Eighth Petitioners pray that the
and their associates and successor
may be Incorporated for the 1iUraSai
l..as. under said corporal" nam'
for the term aforesaid, and tina, The
may have conferred upon them an
their associates and successors q
such rights, powers and privileges a
are necessary and incident t. such or
SANITATION. and your petitioners vi
ever pray, etc. A. H. CroVatt,
Petitioners Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

tone of mock injury: but came anyhow. OF course.
if In intr1ding IN this happy gathering III 60
right aWaT.
But he made no move to 20. Without waiting for
reassuraces from the hosts the guests he dIvested
himself OF his and squeezed between the row OF
chairs and the wall to position that had been made
for him hastily at the head OF the table. From the
moment he sat down the sparkle OF his good huTnOr
was reflected the almost bOlsterOus JOY OF the
quests He didn't wait intrOductiOnS; he Just
chatted with all those about him. His presence
seemed IradIate the gathering. as Il all the good
hurrOr Of the world was concentrated III his bulgllg
form. As Il II response to common impulse, he ao-
pointed himself tOastnaster. and when there was
sudden ul the conversation he called on himself
for speech.
As he rose he tapped his spoon on the plate for
silence and then cutChed the edge OF The table. 1t
seemed plain that there underlying purpose,
which as Vet had been unrevealed, III MS presence
at the celebration.
T AIDES and gentlemen, he began softly, when he
had cleared his voice Of the clutch that 1mpeded
his speech. when | say this IS an auSPclous occa-
sion mean i is as llsriciot1s for as IOr the loving
couple at my side. While We are here TO celebrate
the silver wedding Of those who have looked after TINS
house So many years, have another reason tor 3elIl
among YOU tonight. | am here 10 pay debt OF
gratitude one that has been aCCunulatlng compound
interest IN my heart for fifteen years
l. he had been prisoner. unburde1lg AlIllsel1 OF
his guilt before black rohed Judge ana a Jury ne
could not have looked more solemn or tre1noIed
more violently.
Fifteen years ago" he continued huskily, "a
Door uetdler we'd II this house. tie was Stra age
figure IN strange land without friend 10 help hl11l
He came home one day. tired and hungry and dis
c7r1-ageri when crowd Of nIschIevOus boys added
to his misery by peltng him with snoWbalIS one OF
the balls hard as ice struck him the head ana ne
evalk Missiles continued TO strike MN,
even after he had fallen He would have been har-
rassed further if woman. the wife OF the 1aTltor OF
this building had not come 10 his rescue. She came
out OF this very door like an aNengIng spirit II
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

for those at the other end OF the room hear and
they crowded forward -" well, the peddler moved
away. He went to night school, and fanlil1arized
himself with the language OF the new country. lie
prospered far beyond his dreams. He established
himself IL business and grew rich. Those who had
helped him lost track OF him; but he dldn forget
them. Through shreWd naneuVering he got the
boy" Solomon looked wistfully at Dennis,-"yes,
he got the boy into his employ. How he did It with
letting the boys parents know the identity OF the
employer | need not 60 into now. 1t IS sufficient TO
say that the boy was then too young to remember
the incident of fifteen years ago have just related.
and the parents never saw the employer until
Now / come to a little secret I'm going TO tell.
It's about the owner of this house I'm the owner,
| bought it seven years ago. Ny benefaCtOrS dIdn
know they were collecting the rent for they had
no hint OF It from my agent. Now, when say they
collected the rents for me | am making a nisstate-
1nent. They collected the rents for themselves he
profits from this house have been kept for seven
years in special account that stands IN the name of
Mrs Michael O'Brien. 1t was my intention not to
say ANYTHING about it until the profits reached the
amount of the principal | invested in this property
but this afternoon learned Of the celebration that
taking place now. The reason the platter IN the
middle of this table late IN arriving IS that the
e1gravers We're unable finish the job quicker than
they did
Nor a sound broke the tense silence Of the room as
the speaker turned slowly toward Mrs O Brien, who
was trembling violently.
have brought with me-" he said, the bank
book that for seven years has stood IN your name,
give It TO you with the hope that before seven
more years have passed 1t will show balance big
enough to make you the landlord instead OF beng
only the ianitress of this building. Solomon fumbed
in his inside coat pocket and brought forth the
book
And now my friends he added he stretched
his benignly above the heads OF Mr. and
Mrs O Brien may your lives be full OF golden hap
pness unmarried by any attilct1on. and may t'od
grant to all Of us the pleasure of being here to help
you to celebrate your golden wedding.-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

SEEMED then and r..ined blows on the heads OF the
assam -, .bt- changed into an angel OF mercy:
rsiIeI her husband and her boy and they erlfd
,e TeidIer into this very room For ouF Eeeks ne
renaireI here suffering from the shock oL ''ie
Ill and the violent fall. -. .,,..
.tTbe woman who nursed him through ms me
Tho cared for him with the tenderness Of d IoIlT,
Who gave him willingly OF the little she h1i II '' That
lio 1;, today believe IN my heart IS due - iIl
But she gave him more than HE I sLe iiit &
IN [o~th while 1t from her ne ielIeIi In
broad humanity that unites US al IN oiii' &
ship. . 1.,a was checked by Solo
mons gPi'i&'e & trlnor Of his voice made it difficult
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

THE COnvulsIIe SObS OF
L Mrs. @ Brien Jared the
stiffness. Solomon was gulp-
ing hard. The guests sat as
if thev had been charmed
into immortality. There
was a moment OF profound
quiet, and then the tension
snapped. Some one jumped
on a chair and shouted
Three cheers for Mr.. Solo
mon," That started the
guests. Three times three
cheers were given. and then
a few more. When they got
tired of cheering they sang
For He's a Jolly Good Eel
low in acknowledgment OF
the sentiment. The singing
was followed by a general
uproar, IN which men brought
their open hands down on
Solomon's 5 back with resound-
ing whacks. while women i'm
pulsiy ely wrung the hands
Of Mrs. O. Brien. 1t looked
as if the guests, IN the Vio-
lence of the reaction that
followed the long quiet, We're
determined to beat Solomon
to a pulp.
Wait u minutel Please
wait a minute." he kept
shouting. 4 haven t finished.
| have something important
TO say
When silence was restored,
Solomon pointed a finger at
Dennis, who was huddled off
at one side and looked as if
the strange turn of events had
petritied him.
| want to say something
about that lOafeT over there
He spoke with mock sOlem-
" that ever since his name
have been watching him
out. to make up my mind
BOD for was to pack cases, or
If in him that makes success.
Ter he was a man whether he
IS of his mother. | found out
ID himself from my employ
The guests
innate Dennis IN panied sur
he did, he cursed me out and
mel" Solomon continued,
{ sweep OF his hand. He
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

watched 1~er. his shoulders squared MS head
.-s-- lis .a--e-r gracefully steady hurry toward
r, home lie strange fancy that had caused HIM
n -e---. -.- hackers modest request again took
-- .-- -. . whimsical smile Ii his features with
--az-a-- --. L shed is radiance on everyone
---l r.-.-- -e came II contact during the rest OF
A HEAVY lad crushed the festive JOY Jut Of
Il I--.- heart - ne entered the home 0f his
PARENTS f. --z- out II a lob. He had By his own
z-- CIT lie eighteen dollars q week that helped
n max --. Portable for the old folk. e he
rejected : WAS ---al love that had driven him into
-----e-- -.- 50 II was that he encountered The
e=- mess u his mother with . doletl1I
i .-e he'd he sure to let YOU of early she
greeted -- ---.-rgv He always been good
Tie zae5 assent. He had not the courage
break sad t55lugs. Tomorrow. he figured.
would .e ----- enough TO tell her The news would
-- les crushing force after the celebration.
.z-.z-- .--gl-r fitted through his mind. Solo
r.-1.- -a-- would forgive the hastE language
-@ a-- -g-r ASIDE .s re11l1-stEe 70 ms man
hood - ut q ringer. Dennis o BrIe1- He
.--5 -- Being 12.t ot work, But the thought Of
his -z---- the l-r-le luNuries they would miss,
l--l 11. q. sharp fang- which he tried hard to
--- mask II -lee-1ulress-
TIL - raE9-e the arrival Of The guests were
.-- b la-.,.lresS for 1r. and Mrs. . BTler-
3--a --e F.. The son. they cleared the apartment
al .----r furnishings, for the guests would
e---. - The room small. They borrowed chars
-gl s.-~ and lined them II the front room.
Dishes tanned wherever they could. Tor their
9c a-r. met their own needs. ILrOugL-
-l- --.--..r small silver gifts arrived II elaD-
They were spread Consr]ICuOusly on
-e z---. 81 -=. and The overflow was arranged on
Tom -.-r Tor q diIaridated square piano the
-- Lz- ..- r-a.ei Out If the room adjoining the
a-- Is seven O'Clock the 1usiCianS-au old
-- his "--r Hh9 accompanied hlih "l me
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

- " "a.lt -Iat from hivVIn shrlIlcd Mrs
L---- FL Il --e--o~ " excitement Some one here
7,@ -s- have =-rf Il. But Hh0,"
- - answer p. her query, a portly form N q tllI
NEG .e-.-- through the unbuttCned front OF
---- a--r--el 4- immaculate white shirt bosom,
'.-e - -e doorway. IL the yellow ga flare
--r .- .--el room he looked like q beneLo-
- ~ ---..- --.- stepped from picture book ne
. -as attire c0ntrasted with the garb OF the
-1=rs u -Ie place
r,.- --.-y-1-on, Irs the boss, mother." shouted
..r l-e1 le the wan who sint the platter. Mrs
D'ie-- -e po1Cec- I'D The boss has come 70 the we'd
~ Ne-r.r4-llD. She shouted the guests 80 VI eI-
s y The boss Its the foine boss he is. the best
Wei. wasn't invited. p. the gisitor explained IN
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

cd LtE 3. ere soon
followed The guests The
-g-" IIeG with 4 happy.
-grr ing Thong. Rlrplea
Z -a- mingled with The
l-ar. .-- u conversation. the
=- -u-eharged with
-a--- excitement IN winch
J--r a- caia-get his uelan-
alr Bur the -ynler lines of
--s -a-a Id not Iall ~ attract
-- mother notice.
-le-uatrer Hith you, .
SIZE asked lau re not sick. are
other he replied.
1 --.- that ali Before
She H= .le To question hlm
---a-- had lost himself. with
--a-- show II ue--.melt.
among The Young folk
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

TIE l-e--got the front room
tClgHe. r the setting ur u
80 long narrow Ia les. sIg-ited
-- --e .... supper was ready
y -e served The more ulror-
IN guests had ---r seated them
s "1e- I'll. au- was
---ec 3. -. entrance II q
Eag rd uudld
g ~ r-- aage he
-1 Tie There
II excited eminent
-e- platter with Il
med ll yes and
center
-rg ex-
-r.u rhe bps
.-. " cried d dozen
s-e -
II lad -accomrauied
.-- r.- .ras there any
-- -arrer that IN
Tire -r.a = The rich gift.
a-r -I-- from hlE
I--.- -- r. --e--l~ u ezcltemeu
-- La.e --rt il. But "a.
p -r. her query, q
-----
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Rules VIII Be Topic
Of Intercollegiate
Association Session
Foot Ball Regulations 80 Gene % for
Critical Consideration az New
York Meeting.

NEW YORK. Der 1--Tout han and utnsT
branches q college Etflstcs wn cu-ns up
for critical cunaherH1rn 90 ths fifth an
uual nesting q ths 1ntH-consEiats Athle-ic
HsEuauruu- wh5ch cn7runes On this uitE
on THURSDAY. neusu1her ~ TIE hssoclE-1un
has q Widespread Influence In tutsrcoa-
lsEiHts Epurt- and has AZ active uls1utssr-
ship uf strry-siEh1 universities and CO..
leEss. whils su-ls members @ the se-ca-iad
s'hiE four I'M the eaEt are not i5su-ife1
with 1he c-rariEstiun- the Ess1ciariun be-
hsves thHz thsT VII 5uin TIRE ranks even-
tnEny. Tals FranuE1un and Cornell have
n11 joined RlthguEh EHrvH-d and PeuuETl-
varia are active member
ne hHad q the orEAriza1ian is CHIszs1n
Palmer r. F1srcs. UriteE States army. q
FUTT LsarsuEu--th, Kan, formerly IN charge
q sthieitcs a. West Pulut CaHtaan Pierce
has worked U11lrizEiy Tor the urEHuizaiaun
s3ncs be mas hem 81 ita bead s.od many re-
forms have been hruuEhf Bhout u vas
uhis orEa-fza1ia1 that FIRST hdvous1sd re-
forms ta foui bar I've seasons sEo ana
hruuE.ht Hbou1 changes wkich evs-tuHliy
we've merged into the present. rules and
saved ne rr16fnun game Fuo1 han IS szrs
10 he tu18c g general 6IscuzEdau al tnis
years use-lnE and TIE p1sl saasaa VA BE
reviewed closely. SINNER base tan Is AZ
ether subject which is cuulnr up fur sis-
cussiun
he session O. the IrtsrcnlleE1sts A1hleuc
association VII begin Hf % u'ciuGk .un
TihursdEy- Deoerher - and Addresses va
he Ds6e hF the r-es15e1t Fruf r. Tar
McKenz1s - PsnnEvlvAnia WI Eresk On
"A Chruuacie 81 the Amateur sElrst-~ E'ruE
Arthur G. s-zuth q the UniverzfrE q lou=A.
VA tax on -1CunfsreDce. Direction and Con-
trul q Athleries in the Mode West me
Eev- Charles p Aked. u. D. q this CITY.
WI SPEAK o. +Athlstics Hs a Funcrion ~
National Llfa-- ne afternoon session vii
hs given u 10 rourns business
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Boxers Will Hold
international Meet
PugiliEts % Center On Plans for the
Standardization Of Fight
ing Glasses.

NEW YORK Dec 11s-The firs1 inter
uatanrlal bsoKiuE eunEresE sTsr hsld EdD
aRks place Al Paris. beEinninE MArrh d
and ending March "a. The Preach National
F-aera1ion Ef Boxing cluhs VIII nananct
the ersnt End n CRpdEElla. the mzraEsr
q ne cnEEress. has just sent ON anFrra-
uu1us 70 me Boxing club managers q
Arnsslna Fran1e. EaElaud and other cuLzB-
rTias 70 attend 1hs affair.
Ths congress alu be held Tar fhs par
pnse q 6lsrnssinE many tmpur1EEt qass-
tiaas and making several mueh needed
irltsrr.all1lnl EEra1neutE
CHEF arnouR thsm 10 one Whereby II Is
rgupased 10 stzn1ErldiEs The weight in ezch
GAS. - thaI q b0zeT VII BE- q bantam
uelEh- CT q hsaFE7 weigh as lhe EBse mas
BE- IN al cuuutrdes- THIS matter l. a.
gresenI Ihs cause q Erss1 deal q con-
fuziun-
TIE pruEraU Glso calls for The framing
q an turruHtiuusl so - r-aiss fur tire run-
ducl q professional wei 40 amateur
asaKing and I'm ne creation q an Iuter-
national BgEtrE uuiun
Olhsr tuIdrs % BE- discussed are French
lrEinE. EnElish boring ruiea fur reFula-
tiun cf buEiuE m France. me making q.
E1ufesHiaua1 baEduE mErrses. b1EtuE from
4 medical stEnaIsniz1t- the history q 1hs
sport rs1ereslug ans hoE1ng as an sdacA-
tialal EE,1rl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Life of the Boxing
Game Depends Upon
Third Man in Ring
Muoh Depends Upon the Selection o.
the Referee 70 Handle
The Bout

vcEEE. YORK Dec 17.-dhe NE q the 80
Ing came IL TINS euuurrT depends on 10
-rFe-es nererainE 70 Bob Parcel q ieEIlisl
4ig.htuesrht boxer. He Is quoted with TIE
--FrtnD tfaa the third man In the rlns =
- more sruporzEnoe 10 the future q ne
E-.s-4 ttan the saT1 q boxers bred IE-I'ollkn-
az me country during the coming yeAfA
a rorsiriu- Wa5eh FE1uel tsieH7es VIII nIr1
$50, A tte lack q EihTEiclEl and naasoA-
lBr,o-rleaee passszssd ~ uha Average H.a'zl-
Rre~ a1,s hEndlsr e buEers-
a referee can ten in three rouzas
vt.-ts,-r a man Is getting more punishment
th.p has eauaft5ou rs18ers safe says fsT-
~ -.E.a huE the fs1Ali15es in boxing CUBS
cuuls hss Ersrtsd II oomTeieut ana nesF'oil-
sHlias we're employed
--rts trouhls IL thai m0s1 q me menns1-s
q shs average buEing cub NAnt q So
tloas ana a ssaanti1nsl rnish- A busi-
ness pruposan0n n takes strong m1nas1
rsfsres 70 SOP a b0ut before one mEn has
uuu aeuiaNely n the haEarE are poorss
saaztrassd- II rhs referee i "a aaa Esl@a-
fEhrsr be N1n know very quickly Nhetnsl
q nan Is going 70 SCI mare Punisiszlsfzl1 las
Is saaa Ter hin stAndinE ol0ss t. the ul@1.
Is h.e aoeE. there IL not excuse Tor q ref-
sree 70 Ia q dsfestsd m.an take a tsrTifar
zissr.li--E tszasss be is zane enough e
=szns " 6uriaE ths rsusaiEiEg rasu1aas
Echsduisd Ter bout
-Fs-hsn the nan Is outelsssed and bsEteI
the referee stould SOP ths bout. send The
men 70 the5r corners and hold I'D the hane
q ths uinnsr ne alub members may ~
Hssarisnss Il ths best1ng IS no1 sE.s1rEc-
t.lsr. bul n E1u sars the game
Fhrssu slso tf.inkE that ETs-AEs nEnzssrs
ssa seconds Iack the knowledge 70 hEnsls
their msn-
II have s-sn . u.Hn FAR hack and Dc
ea1utsd out and men watched ms ssuauus
rush tut0 me rlug and HTpiT Ire PACKS and
oul6 rsuels 20 the uaeouseioas man bead
Ersat u.any 1iunes stsEl E1iun q the cT-
cuIatiuu rssulls. blood Cots form ana t1s
uuraner rsports 6e1ih frul cerebral hem
llorrhase
q believe. Elhough q have newer s1usls5
medlc3ns. MAJ 81 per cent ~ deaths lHou
1hEt causs csai5 have besn prevented O.
hut zpphcEtiuzls. FiftF Esars eET'srzsElug
zt,lul ths TinE has tauEhf me HaulsrhiuE
~ The laws q ths body
-'They rsss-ect e boxer in Eznsland- oau-
cluses Farrsl Here the clahs are TOO
a1d8uF &C. SCI m1neF % De- unuslderale 81
tnt ulen- au6 ll-EnEtched hCTs are ,e--1llfie5
a. taks mans pllrisi.u,slt lhHn e uarsfu
ana Eszs referee shuuld permit havs
b1Ehz tu me hare-knlcEle dzgs anc kuoE
u.ta1 FHizsfIEt1 r1lrlsru,sur tE IKE ia
saus b1t a t.o8t t.slWesn Il-m1tcted n.en
algued o. 80 ne Eudr uuissE b. is sah=c-
ulss fur 1llsh. as iruraurT, nat sp1rL-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
DELIVERED IN HBAes'.
Drssher Bros, Cleaners, Adopt
New Plan
NO MORE MUSSED CLOTHES
Ladies Fine Gowns and Men
Smart Suits Now Brought
70 Ones Home IN In
maeulate Shape.

Il remained aar ths ever pupular firm q
Dueshsr Bros-. 70 inAasEnats the -BAE
System n delivering garments rhEz
have been drT cleaned
HsDosforth. every fine suit or EuEn
elsEEsd a. ne Drssher Brss. CsAailE and
ISyssng sHtshlishulsut a. zli-szs FzrnEzz
81 VII be hung from a Bszt Eosasn
clothes hanger. then EuETsHdsE in q EEs-
oisIly p1spEred delivery hEE- The hanger
Is a gin 70 ths person auning use gar
msnti the bag sues baek 70 the Drasher
sstEbIishmsnf - be uhuroaEhlE cleaned
befnns being sEEin sent 0uL
This rnethss a. 6e1vsry means increased
szEenss far urasher RrsE bu1 Is offered
- tns pstruR e. ne extra c1ErEe 70 -'maks
fr5snds- ty rsAsan 90 delivering Earunsuts
in an absolutely psrfecz --anmusss5- eon-
diri01
LrHEhsr Bros. ~ the way aulclIarf
Hn extra heavy pne-CalriEIuEs Wes-E. or
TiTuuaiss SATURDAY deiTer1es Un RaEE
isruugft In az lEle Es FndsE mex
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
University of Omaha
Fixes Up Basket Ball
Schedule for Year
Has ArrsaEed q Hard Schedule for a
Team Playing ITS FIRST
Season.

Omaha university has hoakef q EveiT
schesduls q hasksf halL Wien u ts cunsdd-
cred that this BE- the FIRST season the school
has has q team. Cutner urrrerEitr has
THE Frs game CO the msi tc BE- plRye5
there SHruarT co TIE nsx1 same is Ian
Ga-T y with Thhur c-neEe 70 De- plarut
hs-e. ana followed ~ q return cane u1th
z st-T On Fsssrus-T q 20 be plsved thgre.
LE1a uu1ers e Elair uin BE- p1ayes Feh-
ruErT y. and March tl1s C1tnsr sane is
Returned MuruiuEads coueEs wlu play
the sane win lhs Omaha la.ds hut the
dEts b. unsettled. Rs ts also TIE TINE q
TIRE EEns WITH re Cuuncl E1uffs Touug
Men's CHRISTIAN sssociadua SQUAD.
The team g. p-acucinE reEula-lv. a.
thuugh hEncicaFFsa6 rurnsuhEz because
their uwn ErrnuAssuu is E1n unfinished
and the unlv Ernnahls ere except the
Young Mems Christian Hssccastion is an
gut6eurs Er-uundE