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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-11-03

Mr. Zeer renomnaed dons and needs of the schools
Tor second term without oppo which has enabled him take
on Born German parent hold at once of the much needed
farm in Hancock work of the Office That the Of
W ne received the advantage OF flee has accomplished something
such an education as the schools worth while in the first of
and colleges of that time afford his work is the declaration of
co. lie early became teacher teachers and others competent
in the rural schools, and passed Judge Mr. Zee is aiming to
from Cnese SCHOOLS to the village make the office much than
and city schools his last position bureau of statistics He feels
being that of superintendent Of that # shod become greater
he FlhoV puOc Schools Wch force for the up and improve
posoh lie helo lof tryt"o of all the schools and
consecutive years. lie severed pecay the rural and village
MS reaohs with e Fhday schools and to this end he has
SCHOOLS only SIX weeks DeIore ne directed of his time and
assumed the duties Of this high oro He and his have
ana responsible once having visited four hundred schools and
devoted forty years of his life have made that manv addresses
SCHOOL work. ouchg every education during the first year
phase and every class Of In addition Mr. Zeer alone has
schools only northwestern visited and addressed ory
OL; L4 :: ~ 4 - 49, county Institutes and has held
0' ~ Wv - "i 0e'l' u 'iie numerous conferences with
state Mr. Zeer came to the Of young supentendents in fifty
fee with knowledge of counties of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
President Taft One
Of the Late Shoppers
Chief Executives Gifts Mount Up Into
Hundreds-Large Circle Share
Generosity.

WASHINGTON. Dec 34-President TAR
Tin shed his Christmas shopping today
Matters az state made him a tardy shop
per Altogether he devoted three after
moons 90 The task which was not a small
ono b, au. means
captain putt. the presidents aide. yes
tcrday carried thirty-riye of the chief mag
istrate's cards with him. but they were
SON exhausted. He had Co make r hur-
ried trip 20 the White House for more.
Nj TAFT believes more In the sentiment
Of Christmas giving than in the Intrinsic
value Of the gifts In consequence he does
not confne himself 20 a small coterie OF
relatives and friends and his gifts mount
Up into the hundreds
outside ~ the large circle 10 relatives
and friends the president gives presents
to the various White House clerks He
also presents turkeys TO the married EN-
ployes about the executive mansion. office
and grounds.
There are l0e OF these and this item alone
requires an outlay OF $3.50 20 S4OO To the
three secret service men who are assigned
70 look after his welfare the president al
ways gives a personal remembrance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Council Bluffs.

daughter. Mrs. Bessie X Black Mrs
Trimbe was born July -. 1884. in Ind. ana
county, Pennsylvania and married fin 1852
to Robert PUmroy Reed Of Reeds Station.
in the same county. Three years later Mr..
Reed died. leaving one son, Albert Moore.
who d. ed six months after his fathers de-
mise. In October, 1853 Mrs. Reed was mar
RED to samuel Trimble Of Ind ana. Pa.
who died at College Springs Ia. Novem-
Der l3 1900. Two children were born 70
hem. Bessie Kelly, now Mrs. Bessie Back
OF this city, and George Newton Trimble OF
College Springs. Besides her son and
daughter Mrs. Trimble leaves four step
daughters, Mrs. Anna Pauline Nichols OF
Ind ana. Pa; Mrs Lucy Belle McEzoy OF
Paramount. Ind and Mrs Jennie G. Pat
terson and Mrs Martha WiRgin both OF
Omaha The latter two have during the
past eight weeks given loving and faithful
services at her bedside. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock Rev.
George A. Ray OF the Second Presbyterian
church offic ahng. The body will be taken
TO College Springs, Ia, for burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Nocturnal ProWler Lassoed,
Brother Uses Clothes Line

Arthur Jones delivered his brother. stin
securely bound with ropes.
Judge Crawford sentenced Brother Bill TO
fifteen days in Jail at the Saturday morn
ing session OF police court. The defend
ants brother appeared TO complain against
the nocturnal call.
Brother Bilrs troubles had only begun
with his conviction in police court, how
ever. Detectives Mcdonald and Heitfeld
identified Jones as the man wanted to
answer for the theft Of a photograph. They
had been seeking for him under the name
OF William McAnisfer. The police say that
they recovered the monograph at the
home OF the defendant
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25


Ideal Xmas Presents from Our BfE
Hardware Department.
Iron Wheel Roller Skates. per pair. 5so
BAN Bearing Roller Skates. per pair,
t250.
Boys Tool Chests, sec TO S.
Sass value Carving Sets. Saturday. H.8.
Boys Iron Wagons, up from 9Oc
Boys Velocipedes. 900. $3.50 and 800
Boys Coaster Wagons. 800
Boys Hand Cars t25O TO 500
Large Double Roastera, SIC
savory Rooster, sec.
Boys Ice skates, per pair up from &c.
Boys Watches, 500 and 500
Pocket Knives, all KINGS. lOo TO S250
Pocket knife purse given free with each
pearl handled knife sold
Skate Sharpsners, 15c.
Nickel Plated Tea and Coffee Pots, up
from 500.
Skate straps per pair. 10c.
Safety Razors, 10c.
Gillette Safety Razor, sAO0.
Ever Ready Safety Razor. 500.
Regular Razors, $50 TO $3.50
Razor strops, &c 70 s15O
J. ZOLLER NERO. co,
-Four Phones, $40. lO0-l02-lO4-l0s Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

Frontier day" exercises were held by
Arthur Jones and his neighbors about
Twenty-fourth and Hamilton streets Fri
day night After the roping program had
been completed and a night pIowler hog
tied" with clothes lines, hastily trans
formed into lassoes, he was discovered to
be William Jones, brother Of the leader of
the little historic revival Of the wild west.
Just came to- call" said Brother Bill,
when they Ioosened the ropes enough to
let him talk.
We'll. you found me 20 home" replied
Brother Art. Now. well make another
call"
The second call was on the police. where
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Council Bluffs.
PRIZES TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
Miss Officers Prizes Given to Pupils
Following Competition.
ESSAYS JUDGED III SEVERE TEST
Three Missuelied u ords threw Out
Any Competitor ana Rule was
Cause 90 Many Gaming
g. Grief.
ESSAYS JUDGED III SEVERE TEST


high EcEro. .mroaitIol- First rank.
HiEn1n t0rdHI st. ord rank. Anna
Johnston.
Peuuausl p First rank e. o.. SEES
SONS, second rarE olive Osborn
Fifth % Eighth Grades Comras.t.ur--
First rank Efua L.uds-- Nf.h -.r7t
grade. BIO0Uer su.IeO. -a..Hd rank.
Aleen Eareuduht. eiEEtN-sec0ud grade
Avenue SCHOOL
Penuans lip First rank Lillian Fur-
Ter. e!ghth-sccrnd. Avenue q school.
second rank. Brrdena snyder. eigIfu-
second, Avenue p school.
First Co Fourth Grades C1mpoEitiu1--
First rank Kenneth Nufer.s1n fourth
second. Third Street school. second
rank, OHvet ward fUird-7econd grade.
Third Street school
Penmanship-Flrs rank cecil Potter.
tnurth-sccOnd Erhde. Third Street
school. second rank Florence Lawson.
fourth-second Ernde. Third Street
school
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
BANKS READY FOR EMERGENCY
More Than ~ Per Cent of National
Banking Power of Nation Rep
resented in Associations.

WASHINGTON Dec. A-Completed sta
tistics show that more than % per cent OF
the national banking power OF the United
States now is represented in emergency
currency associations which Secretary
Macveagh has been urging the bankers to
form.
Returns show that out Of 7,2o4 national
banks in existence, 81 are members of
currency associations, but that small num-
Der represents S542, O24.72O OF capital and sur
plus.
The capital Of all the banks in the asso-
citation is S2Ss. 1854, 10 and under the Aldr1ch-
Vreeland law they are authorized, in event
OF an emergency, 10 issue that amount in
notes. which have already been prepared.
The law provided that at no time shall the
issue Of emergency currency exceed $500,
100000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Amateur Volcano
Shows Up in Kansas
College Professor Investigates Fis-
sures Which Appeared in
Earth.

DODGE CITY Kan. Dec 24-Prof
Erasmus Hawarth OF the University Of
Kansas today made an investigation OF
some peculiar and large flssures that
lately have appeared in the earth on the
L. e. Waite ranch. twenty miles south
west Of here. The professor was unable
after his cursory examination. to tell Abe
cause OF the phenomena, He viii make a
more extended inquiry within the next few
weeks.
The largest Of the assures is about 800
yards long and three feet wide. Another
Is about fifty yards long and two feet
across at the widest point
A forty-foot rope did not touch the
bottom Of the assures.
On the occasion OF the appearance OF the
smaller crack smoke issued from It and
the ground nearby rumbled and shook.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

The award OF the prize offered BY Miss
Julia officer 20 the pupils Of the city
schools was the center OF interest among
the thousands OF school children vesterday.
There were a bunch Of seven g. savings
bank deposit books offered az prizes Tor
the boy girl who would write the best
story on the theme. The First Christmas"
Many Of the embryonic Millions struggled
hard with the big thoughts that turned
70 the scene Of the Gaiilean Manager and
the watching shepherds who heard the
divine music that has rung through the
world for 200O years They tried to put
these big thoughts into beautiful words.
and many Of them succeeded
But unfortunately some OF those who
had the best description grew careless IN
their photography and failed to get a prize
that they had really earned, for It was
a notable fact that the best compositions.
the clearest conceptions Of the ideal OF the
Christian church. had the most errors in
spelling were most faulty in penman-
ship.
The essays were all numbered and were
Judged out OF town. The high school essays
we're graded in composition by the Iowa
State university and the essays submitted
by the pupils from grade one to four were
judged by the State Teachers association
at Cedar Falls Ia After the grading was
received It was necessary to identity the
writer by the number which was retained
by the principal OF the school where the
pupil attended. There was thus no chance
OF = suspicion OF fsvoriusm. Prizes were
only awarded to the first rank and honor
able mention was accorded to the second.
The penmanship OF the essays was judged
by the Boyiea Business college, Omaha
Because the pupils OF the first and sec
oud grades could stand no possible chance
In competition with those in the advanced
grades Miss officer quickly decided to give
a special prize OF the same value, and II
was won by Katherine McAIinen Of the
second grade. Lenna Robinson won sec
ond place, and would have been entitled
to first place II II had not been for ortho-
graphical errors. The severity of the rules
under which the essays were judged is
indicated by the fact that more than three
misspelied words disqualified the writer
for a prize.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

C1i1rrd mon. The allegation U.s. that they
we're gambling by shooting craps
The funeral Of Mrs. Jane Roberts w 600 Boz
held this morning a, 10 o'clock from the
residence OF her daughter Mrs. a e..
Jewell. Twrrtv-third and [ streets The
intermeUt viii be &C Bellevue
OverCoat robberies at the stock wards
eNchange are causing trouble o. the city
detective force. Two valuable coats have
changed ownership recently. but neither
thieves nor coats have vet come ~. thin the
the so .isdiCtfon Of the police station.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

6E1A A1NNANe AEAhaHGHas
The following transfers were reported 10
The Bee December q by the Pottawat-
tamis County Abstract company. Council
Bluffs:
Conrad Geise 70 Edwin H. Geise, un-
divided One-half Of wa OF section
Is and eis ELI. I7-75-f1 " d......... so 200
Frank Doner and wife 10 Henry A.
Doner, twO-ninths interest IN sWA
sea - ana ma mex. 86-75-42 W d. 3ao
Hugo ID. Hamdorf guardian. to Helen
Hamdort, One-siNth interest In lots
and In subdivision OF block 81 OF
Allen a Cooks addition TO AvOca
la gdn1. d.,...................-........ 40
Fred smith and wife TO Alonzo Osler
ma ns8< and SEA nwla. IO-74-S. W d. 1900
-Four deeds, total. --............. $40 80
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Council Bluffs.
Minor Mention.

The Council Bluffs office Of The
Omaha Bee is at Is Scott street.
Both phones 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Cuh. Defeat UnIrerrItr.

The Young Mems Christian association
Cubs defeated the Omaha university In a
practice game OF basket ball last night by
26 to 70. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

Bigger, Better Busier-That Is What
advertising in The Bee viii DO for your
business
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25
Extra Values for Late Xmas Buyers
IN Our Meat Department.

turkeys DUCKS, Geese, etc
Dressed Spring Chickens, h.. lie.
Sugar Cured Bacon, BY the strip H.. lsc.
Salt Pork, per H.. up from 1oc
Leaf Lard. ga lbs. for N.O0
Beef Pot Roast, per 10, up from So.
Home Made Sausage. per To-, I21zc
J. ZOLLER NERO. CO,
Phones H1n
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

Bisger. Better, Busier-rhat - what
advertising in The Bee vii Do for your
business
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25


TOyLand IL a FAiryIand for the Little
Folks.
Toy Trains, all sizes and kinds. lOc TO
asa
Mechanical Trains, complete with track.
SEQ
Boys or Girls sleds. up from 1sc
Books Of every kind. from Sc 70 Sc
Toy Dishes all kinds. per set. &c TO $500
Games, AL kinds Sc 70 500
Fire Wagons Hose Carts. Dump Carts,
etc, etc all kinds. lOc 70 Sc.
Dolls. all kinds. lOc 70 t26s.
Flexible Flyer sleds up from SEQ.
Toy WheelbarroWs. sc 20 Ssc
Toy Chairs loo 70 S2B
Folding Doll Carts &c 20 s450
Toy Trunks, all kinds. sc up to $50
Rocking Horses. from $50 TO s400
Shoe Flies. from 15e 70 us
Boys Air Rifles up from $50.
Ice skates. up from &C..
]. zOLI.ER NERO. CO.
The Big Up Town Store.
-Four Phones. 80 loo-loe- lOl-lO5 Broadway.
Perhaps you have pictures or photos YOU
want to give for Christmas gifts. the bes,
way 20 preserve them is 10 have them
Framed, while at the same time You Ar.
aANAt4 e---l@--N---e N'toiA "f@-A4- tx - quite
generally the verdict among those who
recognize fine work In framing that ours
Is the best in the city. We have a very
large and varied line Of mouIdings to selacs
from and We use nothing but the best ma
tsrial All the way through. a. Berwick
ks and "a south Main street
Get your frauling done az Borwick's ss-
an s. Main
ny PumhiBE co. Tel "a Night Inn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

The o. n. A II. o. club win give a dance
at Rushing's hall Saturday night.
For Novelty Pictures and picture fran
ing, see Fred Parks a. IA n. 24th ST.
The funeral OF Stephen Scollier an old
packing house employe, will be held this
afternoon from Brewers chapel Rev DR..
Wheeler will Officiate and the interment
viii be In Laurel Hill cemetery
The dance OF the Communication En-
tertainment club comes off tonight al
Franek's hall
The funeral Of Mrs Joseph Giles will
be held al the residence this morning 20
ST. Mary's cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Kratky and Miss L.
kratky have left the city 20 spend the
holidays with relatives al Mead, Neb-
Miss Edna Allstadt and Miss Edna Ken
nedy entertained the Gee Eye club Thurs
day evening at the home of the former
The first annual charity bail 20 be gwen
BY tina Jewish ladies' society OF South
Omaha will be held Sunday evening At
hushings hall
The funeral OF Lewis Wallace was held
yesterday morning under the direction OF
the local lodge OF the United Workmen
Rev. Dr.. Wheeler ofdciated.
Last night Captains Elfelder and DWOrak
made an unexpected visit % the place OF
Doley al Tweuty-siKth and p streets and
brought back with them a bunch OF thirty
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

y z Plumbing Co. Tel "a Night L-r7a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-25

Get your frauling done at Borwicks ss-
az s. Main
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12

Tub Suits
Two and Three Piece Suits, also a sam
pie line of Linen Dresses exclusive
STYLES, sgiperbly trimmed, white and col
ors. quite an enticing aggregation OF
models; formerly sold up to $30-for
Monday. choice. ................ 1898
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12
Dress Skirts

Our Regular $500 and $40 Line of Dress
Skirts at one price, at great say
ing. Built Of Al quality Worsted ma
terials in solid colors and novelty eff
fccts, full pleated skirts: Tunic style
predominating = special for Monday
..........S6.9 1888
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12
LiSle Hosiery

Women's Extra Fine Lisle
Hose With spliced heels and
toes, extra elastic top, a dozen
or more desirable cOlOrS to
choose from. best Zoe values
for Monday. pair at. .29c
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12
Pillow Cases

A New Lot-Made Of excel
lent quality cotton, sizes 42X
30 and 45x36, usually 1212c
and 15c-for Monday, but no
trading stamps, at, each. &c
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12
MOST STUPENDOUS BARGAINS YOU EVER HEA


a
in
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12
Huck Towels

Pure White and Red Border
ed Huck Towels Two sizes:
1SX32 and 1896. hemmed, the
best 25c pair Towels on the
market tOday-special Mon
day but no trading stamps. at
each ..................7 12c
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12
Fish Net Shirts and Draw

ers-The ideal garment for
summer wear, all pure
white, best soc quality-for
Monday, each. .35c
Arizona republican., 1910-06-12

Made of various repre-
sentative tub materials.
such as poplin. French
linen. rep. zephyr and
'ure linen.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-03
Dandruff and ItchiBg Scalp
Yield to This Treatment

Why experiment trying to drive the
dandruff germ from underneath the
skin with greasy lotions or fancy hair
dressing when d. q, smith, Druggist,
will guarantee ZEMO aud zEMOsoAP
to entirely rid the scalp Of the germ life
that causes the trouble
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP can b. o."
tanned in any city or town in America
and are recognized the best and most
economical treatment for all affections
of the skin or scalp whether on infant
or grown person. One shampoo with
zEMO SOAP and application of ZEMO
will stop itching and cleanse the scalp
of dandruff and scurf.
We invite you to try zEMO and zE
MO SOAP and il not entirely satisfied
we will refund your money
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-03
RUN-OVER LOCALS

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Mex, rucsdm- Election Duy-il,,
vll, bel a yrsu,lfvI rbjIdrep,s n,,.u,
and demonstration. which YvilI fou,v. d.
arranged plan of march and tl.e,p..
/ the main streets Of the town. II /. I.
he hoped thar no parent will fail ippfy
f Mrs. W. B. Csto the names If tDI
children or instruct their chil6ren ia a,
So. for uura e.,cept ,hose wbo.s nam.
are ra.riy.l viii he rrnv,5a5 r,r p,lt,
Bnrp,cg. o,rriagee, w,.gops and float.
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-03

Bloodlne The Worlds Tonic Is the
best tonic and body builder. Free sam
pie by mail for l0c. Address, The
Boodine Co, Inc, Boston, Mass. D.
g. Smith, special agent
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-03
rIank's Chill Tonic

|, n' 10 cure malaria, chills
Vo'd and Ia grippe. Price 25o and
p'' bottle ASK your druggist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16

This impressive announcement j., pub
lished IN the outlook. I'm MIR RooSE-
vELr'S absence and without ms knnwl-
edge. but with the authority Of "A long
and intimate ACQUAINTANCE and what
we believe TO be complete under
standing Of tho spirit and motive which
actuate him IN all ms public work and
uttcranCes
Landing In Ncw NorL ,st Iune Nr RoosE
VIII. in M. first brief speech a. the B,r'.-y. r.
dedicatei hlr1s-f as = private ci'l'cn 90 she srr
vice NJ the nation. " long - h- has
voice with which TO ,reas and a pcn with vhich
TO write ne will hr m apostle ~ the Nrv Va
tonAiism and preacher " civic righteousness
We believe H. As long "a Mr. Roosg-
vELT's lingual and phar1ngcal muscles
are mobile and his inkstand Is properly
attended 10 by subordinate talent IN the
outlook Office, who that knows him ex-
poets him 10 dcdsSliCate himself
II was oil that same occasion az the
historic Batter II We are correctly in
formed. that Mr. ROOSEVELT Dedicated
KERMIT to the continuation Of IN" work
and his nkpot run dry
We have the utmost confidence that
Colonel ROOSEVELT will stand nv the
New Nltionlllsm and the cause Of
civic righteousness till the day far
distant. We hope NH"n responsibility
shall pass 10 KERMIT Nevertheless
we vent'Ir" the opinion that oven the
solenntv If his rcdedicatlnn - The
nations service does not IMPLY a rcad-
ness on hIs part 20 lead - the polls anv
foriorn hope nr ~ slorl'ic" any personal
interest even for the sake II the New
NatlonalIsm and civic righteousness
The Colonel will continue 20 be- the
sole judge Of what Constitutes efficient
service to the causes he loves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
From the Connecticut Republican
Platform.

He has been a faithful custodian Of
the Constitution
He has given the country a law abid-
ing. law enforcing Administration
Thanks chiefly 10 his tactful bur reso-
lutte insistenc". the vital part of the re-
forms for which his predecessor pleaded
in speeches an. messages IS now statute
law"
Has sct an example Of official fidelity
and pure patriotism.
All well and truly said Of Mr.. TAFT,
and what a calm and deadly Indictment
of his predecessor, IN" breaker of tho
Constitution. tho susp"nder Of laws the
Mad Mulah who never accomplished
anything but injury 20 business, the
eXemplar of official lndiscrction and
blaring demagogy'
Was there not in the convention a
single mcsSmato Of Black beard in poll
tics 10 object To This silent and pitiles-
denunciation by contrast