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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-12-30
THE I'D. M. READ COMPANY.


| Linen Sheets and Pillow
Gases
Dinnerware
On all Stock Patterns, 10 per cent discount.
This includes fine Porcelains made in America, Eng
land. France, Austria, CHR and Japan.
On all Dinner Sets 20 per cent reduction to apply
on vast assortment of French English, Austrian and
American
Desirable Patterns in Sets
Bavarian China. three patterns, pink rose forget,
me-nots and green and VIII te wreath, gold knobs and
handles, 100 pcs, value $500
French China Set Old Abbey pattern, pink rose
and gold handles value $780, III pcs very popular
design,
~ Haviland Set, morning glory pattern pink and gold
III pcs, value $64.65,
French China Set, green and gold floral design,
Austrian China Set, white and gold etched border,
III pcs, value $780,.
$68.oo
American China Set, black and gold, Grecian Dor
der, value $500,
American China Canterbury design value $4,000 for $3600
English China Set Oriental border value 45o for 5000
English Porcelain glory value $4,000 for $1,000
Household Linens
The special per cent discount applies all Table
Dan1asks in price above $I.oo yard.
Pattern Cloths sizes s4, "a. 1914, and IA
Napkins, 2oinch, 22-inch 24-inch. and 2o-inch.
"a Hernstitched4 Luncheon Cloths
Sizes SO X SO, 4 SIX rs, 81 xs54, ~
From SO cts up to 5000.
Luncheon Napkins from $I.25 to $3.50 doz
Linen Sheets
Value $500 for $500 Value 800 for $500
Value $50 for $40 Value so25 for $500
Value $500 for 500 Value 5000 for $40
Linen Pillow Cases
Value sI.25 for $I.oo Value sI45 for $1.2o
Value $500 for $I.6o
Luncheon Sets of fine Linen
Cloth a. SIZE Napkins value $500 for $3.50
value $500 for $500
Cloth 5-4 size, Napkins, value 5000 for $3.50
"a size, Napkins, value $500 for $500
Figured Damask Cloths, Buttonholed Edge
Size a. were S225 for ST. 80
Size O. were So. for $seo
Napkins to match were 81 LOO for $32o
Hemstitched Luncheon Cloths
Value S275 at $2.2o Value $3.50 at $3.50
Value $500 $40 Value $500 at $32o
Value S325 $500 Value $500 at $500
Satin-ba1d Luncheon Cloths
Value SI.oo at 80 Value $500 at $3.50
Value SI.5o at $I.2o Value $3.50 at $500
Value $3.50 at $500 Value $500 at $500
Fancy Table and Bedroom Linens
Cluny Lace Sets, Mexican and japanese Drawnwork
and Renaissance Lace Sets Scarves, Shams and Center
Pieces at per cent less
And in addition, an enormous lot of partly soled
and mrssed pieces at less than the per cent.
Dining Room Dornes
magnificent showing of art and loaded glass in
beautiful designs, embracing such assortment will
furnish color combinations for any
Gas Domes
$3.50 for $3.50 Value $4,000 for $1,000
$500 $3.50 $500 $4,000
Value $3.50 for $14.80 Value $500 for $500
Electric Dcmes
Value $4,000 for $1,000 Value $4,000 for $4,000
Value $27OO for $21.6 Value $500 for $500
Gas Portables and Shades
$3.50 $3.50 Value $3.50 for $3.50
$3.50 for $40 Value 5000 for $7.20
Value $500 for $3.50 Value $1,000 for $500
Electrolers
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-12-30
Mems Wearables

Mems Wearables
Important items, too good
to be missed.
Bath Robes, that before
Christmas were So. 50 and
$500,
at $500
Bath Robes, that were for
merly $500,
at $500
Pajamas of extra fine Sol
settle, plain colors, we'll made,
good fitting, sold regularly
at $I.oo,
90 cts per suit.
Outing Flannel Night
shirts, regular $I.oo kind,
rs cts.
Neglige Shirts, all lines,
that sold for $I.oo,
70 cts.
Neglige Shirts, all lines
that were $I.5o,
$1.15.
Colored Negligel Shirts,
those regularly SO cts,
80 cts.
Muslin Nightshirts, with
or without collars,
IS cts, this sale.
Wool Sweaters, the regu-
lar $500 kind,
$1.5o.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-12-30
Discount of 10 per
cent on

Dinnerware IN Stock Pat
terms
Vacuum Cleaners
Gas Ranges
Fireless Cookers
Oil Heaters
Bathroom Fixtures
Washing Machines
Large Wooden Ware
Brooms
Towels Except special net
prices)'
Blankets Except special
net prices
Wash Dress Goods in GER
tain lines
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-12-30
Desk Sets

DSSk OctS
Artistic models in Old
Brass.
Value $3.50 for $4,000
Value $500 for $3.50
Value $500 for $500
Red Leather
Value $500 for $3.50
Odd Desk Sets
Value $500 for $21.OO
Value $1,000 for $3.50
Value 1895 for S1.95
Brass Book Racks, $1.25
Toilet Wares
Tooth Brushes, 25 ct values.
10 cts.
Oriental Manicure Sets, 70 cts.
Hand Mirrors, 35 to As. Is cts.
Is to Is, 30 cts.
1925 to So, $1.OO.
Ideal Tissue Builder, value $1.OO,
50 cts.
MussedH andkerchiefs
Left from the Christmas
rush
Value 13 cts, 9 cts. 3 for Is cts.
Value % cts, 10 cts, 3 for 80 cts.
Value so cts, 35 cts, 3 for $1.0o.
Value Is cts, 30 cts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-12-30
Veilings

Veilings
Extra good values in
Motor Wells.
Waterproof Chiffons,
were $500, at $2.75
Square Chiffons,
were SI.5o, at SIPS
Button Chiffons, \
were $I.75, at $1.5o
Look after these early.
Wo1nen's Neckwear
Odd lot of Bows left from,
the Holiday rush, used in
showcase, were IS cts,
IS cts.
Linen Collars, were Is cts.
now IS cts.
Dress rirnings
Braids and Bands, gath
cring Of many different
styles and values.
S to rs cts a yd.
Colored Embroidered Bands,
All-overs, Persian Nets,
and Chiffons at sale
prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-12-30

Hosiery
The Customary Annual Sale
of Samples.
In Cotton, Lisle, Wool,
both black and fancy co1ors.
Lot I. Women's Cotton and
Lisle,
Mems Half-hose, 1e cts,
3 pairs for so cts.
Lot 2. Women's Fancy Cot
ton and Lisle,
Mems Half-hose, IS cts
a pair.
Lot 8. Wornen's fine Lisles,
extra, SO cts,
Lot q. Women's Lis1es and
Silks, black and fancy, 90
cts.
Wo1nen's Colored
'Petticoats
Three Special Values in the
Sale.
Black Heatherbloons, with
hounces of black and white
sateen, worth $2.25, at
$1.5o.
Black Heatherbloons, plain
flounces, $1.5o.
Black Sateens, values SIPS
and $I.5o, at 90 cts.
Suit Rooms, second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-12-30
Women's Undsrmuslins

Women's Undermuslins
sale which will surpass in magnitude and values
offered any held i'll the city, It possible
mention all attractions but the in search Of
dainty garments low priced, will be in way disap
pointed.
Trinity Combinations
Three pieces drawers orset and sttor. petit
coat all embodied in These Of fine lnsl.ty main
sock, trimmed with lace and embrode5 formerly
$3.50
at $1es
Sizes 81 and AZ only
A second lot of Combinations, :, pcs, which were
$780,
Sizes 81 and
Combinations, all sizes, which were $500 and $50
$500. Very Special.
A few fine lace-trinmed Combinations which were
$500 and $3.50 ;,
sa.es
Sheathbocker Combinations, sizes H. &C. at ~ cts
La Grecque Combinations and Drawers
Lace-trmmed Drawers, which were $500 and $3.50,
Belt Measures, o. a. 2s, %, 90, a.
La Grecque Drawers, $2.25 to S3.a5
$3.50.
La Grecque Combinations, 1acetrimmed $z5o,
Busts a. g. 49, and 40 :
La Crecque Underwear is famous for its high grade,
the fine material, and the tailored workmanship.
Fitted Corset Covers sizes SO, 80, 40 and A. were
ST. ii - go cts. -.
and $780,
Long Chernises lace-trinmed, sizes 3d. 20 and A.
60 cts
Drawer Combinations, and embroidery sizes 81,
90, 3d. AZ, were $2.75,
Marcella Drawers a sn all collection, all Sizes
SIPS
rs cts to close out
Nghtgowns
High neck, embroidery trim med, So cts.
V-neck and square neck with embroidery,
S1.1o and sI.zs.
Fine grade Gowns, $3.50 and 1915, at $3.50
White Fetticoats
deliberately trimmed wi h lace and embroidery,
at special prices.
Misses Skirts size 81, "a and 60, at 90 cts
Choice Sets of selected Furs, very low.
Sa'of"' eastern 'nA 's'' va''' $3.50 for siosSo
for 5000
Japanese Mink Sets value $1,000 for $500
Persian Lamb Sets, $500 for 5000
Australian Chinchilla, $4,000 for 5000
Pointed Fox for 5000
Red Fox $3.50 for yoI5o
$1,000 for $500
Blue Fox, 5000 for 300
Natural Raccoon $24OO for 5000
Separate Scarves
Black Fox value $4,000 for $500
valu $500 for $500
$500 for s120o
BLACK f.vnx for $500
value $27O0 for $3.50
value $1,000 for s1700
Black Wolf for s1350
$3.50 for s11s75
value $500 for $1251
Fur Goats
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-12-30

Fancy Table and Bedroom Linens
Cluny Lace Sets, Mexican and Japanese Drawnwork
and Renaissance Lace Sets, Scarves Shams and Center
Pieces at per cent less.
And IN addition, enormous lot OF partly solled
and mussed pieces at less than the per
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
PLAN 10 OPEN LAKE STREET
I've Fnms OffsT 70 Dcnzts Half Of
the Needed Land
CTTT PAYS zALF GRADING O0sI
Mattrr b. 20 Gene Hefure the ten
aitfr~ 90 80 uhale uunany A.
terneuu fur Acceptance 90
mef-rtfen.

-1e EErul Eeed cuuuurr and ihs smlth
E,-lak company have made nsEslhis tas
UpHu ne 20 L.rke street s-.- -ti-risrh 81
FuTrr-frst street - Offering re duuu-s
ir The arv tht-1r-thres fHet un The nur-h
SIDE 20 IRE r-ruct Ter IRE en--e distance
The cuntriuns Et-aehet rc The offer are
thsf the co1ncE ulI accept vELntu tstTtT
GAYS Ena that -hs CRY win bear une-half
the coat 1I -raa. ia THE street
The street has been opened withir these
L-uli-s partially. A Err % Eroun5 thirty
Three feeI VICE ca the s1uth has been
secured b. tire city an6 Hwards O. damages
MADE The scheme 90 make the new Etrest
siEry-sl1 fest VICE has been hsndicauped
5-v the fa5Lu-s O. the CITY So acquire tbs
strip q ground which these companies
have agreed 20 aousHe
Officials @ the Ctry have been consider
rE the fsHsitfIrty q aoalirtng ms strtl
~ cundemna1iun proceedings. hu- TIE tvs
companies have solved the problem b
offs-inE The st-1E fres
The Cffsr has bean referred 70 The con-
rri-ee uf the Whole u The CIV CounGl
for consideration nex1 Monday Afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
Major D. B. De Wore
Assumes Command
New Chief Ct Staff q Department Is
Egw IN 0ffics-Hers Tvlss
Before.

MAJOR DEnisl 2. De were. VINO assumed
the 6u-iss O. chief 20 staff Of the Depart
ua-t q the Missouri WefnesdaT hhs
taken aparrrner-E a. the Hufel Loyal The
mayor h. nct 8 t11Hl stranger In Omaha
tn fact be is wei known and popular re-
social circles. He has been here CO two
ocuEn1ns pE-H-inattnr n E--uT ursnsuvsrs
Major he were F o barbeiur.
Re IS q nsrve q ONE and became q
csdst at the Miltrarv academy On July q
1s1- -Four EsErs later june a. 1ssa b
was cumr1issiuned SECOND Heutsusut q the
-usury-lhird infAuTT and WIS advanced
90 FIRST BeutsuRrf q the Seventeenth in-
fHurry On MAY g. I72 On August y 81
the same year be was transferred ID ths
Tusury-seeund tufHntrv He wRs R6rEncsr
TO The rank q captain on March 2 1EA
and became MAJOR q the Eleventh irfHntrz
% NAV u. lsa8. 3s has had . very acrivs
Military career ans ms Advancement ma
been rauid.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
.OPPOSNG GAS COMPROMISE
Cgunrl E1narlry PAYERS TIulEh Fight
I'D the GuurtE
ooNRAET 10 - -
srs-rtHl M-rrfun Thu--anr ueruiuE
20 Ceuaieer Frupasiriuus With
mnr ~ suhuulrrs-d Ser 49,
sa-meua 80 rnnfuus.

rf thH Omaha caa GERMANY teregrs SIR
filters CO err-r---1lisf 90 TIRE Differences sE-
lst11r between THE r-r ard COMPANY f--
zus .rrurE the Hrurosuon vl- b. r.s-r-
ouHlr ur4iused rv q sent .r tat crr
cu-rc1.
A curerie beaded av cal1e rlsn F-nE-
huusar - aEat-sr r1-rr-H--l7s r ElT fu--u
uhich is runs.aHrsd passthIr. Thsss mHm-
beers 1hlnk the only rlHce tr =etls the
question BE- ir dlEt~ct ca-r-- where the
rurnsur has appealed
Er-nu-s thar majority % ire members
~ TIRE council we're On fHrur 81 sertL--E 1n
q hssis CT So peT iaur per year. IRE SER
dement, to include interest has SIT 1hF
r-- nu~ftr rnar- beers ru uurk
Cupuneuu SCI rhs g scheme say taa- OIL
iEmp. rbs claim fl-st put in bv the cam-
panr. They -ur-gnd fhar the l-trrHE VII
Emourt fo mere than 81 q ia-z1 per year
General Manager CIHhsaEh q the Gas
soupaur has sratHd thar hls auupHD-
v-uuld BE- whiting 90 cumuruniEs o. THE IS
IND. a. presented to TIRE uanch
A suacfs usetiuE &C the Citr council VII
be hald thiE rnu-utur fur the purpose
q listening to Euv offers the gas CON-
usrr may care ta make. Though The CON-
psrv refuses te SLY what position r VI
take IL to ststsd thai b. vi Eldsavur q,
rnr1cs ths council 10 Ha1lis On the 81
hnsis The cuupsuv win endsavor 10 shUv
mar q has been losing money for ne las
I've years 90 lhlE basis. tu- 1o nvuis In
Ea1cn- VIZ settle.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
Dahlman Opposes
Commission Bill
Says &c Is Against Pending LegIkla-
ton Rather Tmn Commission
Fern Of Government.

Mavor Dabi1uEn STAKES Thar be is not
opposed 70 q commission form q govern
u1sut as has ben publicly Charged. but
that he is against the pending Legislation,
which is known a. senate fle No. ~
Mayor DahlrnEn chErRGtsri8ss the pend
inG bill as q carr before the harss piErl. "
and declares that the promoters q the Nh
are inviting q confirmation q the present
discredftsd policy q legislative charter
rinke-inE
Prem hearsET izfurmEIion which have
~ the workings q 9 commission form O.
government IN Des M0iuas and Galveston
] an inclined n think wei q the plan.
said M Dahluan- But I an not sufn-
cienrly Informed Go commend or condemn
H. Yet 7 probably kDEw a. much about Il
aF -sase who are writing and talking 50
70, uhiT abou1 r. not one Of uhUn ] be-
hsvs has tufurmHuun on The subject thar
w0ald Withstand three uzinursE- ernm-sr-
EEuinscianl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Eavr Erut Frrr r.
ETua Eert.a Erus-RraH rsur-r On
sna. E1uuna- Eiraurss. Ruzrsus-sruusun-
zlu.er- Przusns.
Nuuia ana Esrltt sa-uis e. FAXED t-
Erur o. uEH aarrrs n-erurf
nle Hab saslurH e. L.1ar s-n VIA
rarr uEt 16G Ta-nan. q q u. Elar
Fans - cuznt psrfs.t vh11s alauoud
SAG Ieuasr store
FE ns1VCrr Pearl and Man -rsets
,reue arta
Ehs Rernsrn savings ana Euun Assoc
e. lrr Do es moved r1 rner new runrrsrs 10
~ LoaElas Ella. lGth and L,o6rs. and are
leaas p msss laans tB home ba1lsrH
Esra 30 Sc RsFrrm szhucI-Fraus sedn-
aa as HauI ID fhs fnErrrrasl ac-ooI a.
...srret gErlar1sI tv Hudrs Es-eis joan
ca 1aaa is a. F.earH cid. fu cun1uUrT win
E-f hes uhs arcterd tI treaktnr f-f3
cur and seHhEnr q hgu o. WIDEST
30 zran asr.as aartrr braEs- tire ssaL
EHElrz EsNr1nu EEunaay-Nszt Msu1aT
Ca t1c ElureIne cDulr Tor
aflH nraruE 81 s1.a supsatet ease ~ Al
SASHA. ule charffsur fouud responsible
lart faE turE n TIRE disr1ci uuur1 fu-
trs aHtguohals c. fisfon ir which WilIinn
arms wac 1-Ued rsbarta received o zen
rouee - ttree rrarF VI sarauEh ia
ar.-fnE g. rir H1fuTnrv
Mz1d q Bazn IN a naT-Bui1aEnr O. barr
E enc dsT wEE ere fsa- accomplished 1g
Martin Flsurn. nanaEer g TIE meat depET1-
merit 81 51Fdsn EraG- VIE has rented
ta- Hasps nH@m. kuuvu 81 Pupio view
80d ui1 uraks 5 his home III Essu-
rAeded anuthsr haru and warted 90 mors
al uner 81 he secured ths humber Hn6 q
la-ne enough force 81 carpenters to buls
one CAV
-BuszE ouaha- 9-p THzrudHy-Tn,
irsf -seelug orraus- excursion q the reBl
90 b. given b. the Commercial CAB vi
s-ar1 81 1.l5 o.ciDcE THursdsr. The uarr7
WIZ BE- CARRIED to rhs wholesale diEu1C
the Omaha track ard FIVE rad vEEu1s
u wlH include vslrs tB the Eiehardsor
Irug company. tarturT q the Ryrne 4
TANNER uurrpauv and the display rBumi
ol the 9ohu Deere cumpnuv
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
Boss and JanitOr in
Fight Over Hot Water
Negro Serubber WUuld Have d
Law On Foreman f5E Defend
ing Himself u Battle.

ianir0r VIII ths rheurnBtism and q
foreman who VIII not lei him uze hot
water 70 mop the floors II Hsy5sns scure.
are IL open vz- g. - LsarsuwUrlh street
The BATTLES are being fought win fists
guns. justices o. the peace and police
court.
Jsff Herzs Negro JHuitgr has sworn 81t
v-arrHut for the arrest q BrHunsrd Hig-
gins. BeErB- ais foreman. on charge Of
earring firearms JEFF b. unhappy be-
use be was fined m Justice court for
smashing his employer when he was re-
fused the use Of bet water
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
BIRTHS AND DEATHS

EirJhE-An 1in ana Johanna F1ELlsal. $50
Scu1h F'ifry-sacuu6. girl E. and Mar "a Dr.
son. gIs Eurth Twenty fourth. girl Edward
End MErv HTlcEauU- aE @ouLh LhLrrT-
fourth buT. J. ~ and LllEu Davis Alf
EancrufL. bog Charles Enc Grace Brooks
.Ias uuuElas- boy. Herbert and Pearl Chase
ga "a safiuErTu. EIrl- Alex and laie Peter
son Is sUuIh ElEnlreuLh. boy, Arthur ana
MuEEie FetersuE. 15H South Twenty
girl IuEu ana Caroline lf-ohecL. aHa= Il A.
E31rcsrue DgT.
Daarhs-E- Grsrsch. 5A 0E1urd hotel
david J.. Morton 81 NIB Charles EEu1ur
u Weht. 6 Omaha Genera h1suirHl
NARA ~ Elrkandan e. 49, Farnam-
lfarF Hoard 81 L7U ME1aerHuu- Her-
lHrt INC C'hiEufre E lE6 Eourh TWsu1erh.
HArrF BuFk g s. 91sepns Hospital
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
DEFENSE or ERDhAN IS
INVOKING TEcHNlcALIn
Aua~ndea Motion fer NsE TRIAL BASED
80 CamfnE Of Wftnea. @a
LeEaI HaItaar-

The facf that the prosecution served no
TIRE q the eaHinC q 8 new witness On
"a asflur-an's hirrhdRr FebruzrF 2. u.f1ich
IS q legal hoHdav, NAV puaaiblv mean q
new trial for Prank ErduHn- EranuEn was
found El1IleT last THURSDAY or his second
trial Tor pl&GinE q eTuAmi1e huub on the
pgrch ~ Ten nsuuisUn's hurns IN Nav.
lean O. TsiEHr End Charles =. Fustsr
E.rduaus HtturnE7s, tn Radfuun tr their
firEt motion Tor q new trial hHue fled an
amended uut1r uhlecuuE 20 the test
DouT q Charles EuaEanberE because no
Zee n hls calling vas served or q LEGAL
holiday. Hnekcnbene Was an Important
wi1nsss for the srEta He WRR not on ths
original hEt q Witnesses, and n q case
where tie witness IS caned aftsrward The
sds that cHEs the witness must serve no
ice en- the uppuinE sias that they are 60
lrE TO ask the cUurtE permissiua 10 DO 20.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
More Appeals Filed
in the Viaduct Case
Property Owners Object 70 Awards Of
tie Appraisers 0R Nicholas
Street c0ntruvsrxy.

Three n6df5unsI notices. q appeals frum
the RWnrs o. the Ezpratzeznsut csIHuuittes
IN the NATTER q the Nicholas street via
auct we're served on the CRY Wednesday
morning and Transcripts ordered
ClHlms AgETsEzrtng Rd8.uo were fled BY
property owners Hiuns the riEnt-of-v-sv
but the appraiser return awarded no Gan
aEeE- Mrs JENNIE b LaRer Was the firHt
80 appeal she asks aAmaEss In the sun
q 81 $40 Olher appeals which wil BE- flied
as soon - the transcripts can b. Com
pistHd are MHrEarst = Burgess who
asks ElRagg dEmaEess KATE e Curtis. Who
wants 3a8a and ChEries H CraiEhron. who
asslzH szao0 Cor aEmaEes 70 ms properly
AL tald he Claims that VII be aired IN
ths eistr1cf c0ur1 nnw Emuunt % s2s5ua
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
Widow Sues for Ten
Thousand on Picture
Of Husband S Coffin
WsmEz Wants Heavy Damages frum
Undertaken Because Of Display
Of FhotogTHph.

Alleging that humihHri0n q hHvinE q
picture 81 her husband cufrn hung on
the wan q ar underrRker's uffice has
made her q nsutai and physical wreck
Mrs MARGARET Griffin fled ski Tussdzy
81 distric1 cuurr for s1eH n damages against
G. WRas Csbee. Negro undsrrAEHr-
william Griffin. her husband, was Eiued
nhUu1 q year sEo In . railroad Hcciasrt
near Ltnsuln. Obee vas given charge q
the beer End had q phutaErHph q the a0f-
I'm taken. TIE picture mas been hEuEtnE
IN Otsss offiue al Z14 North Twenty
fourth s1reez fnr mare THAI . year. Mrs.
Griffin complains thHf tins sZsihftisn be
frre the vulgar and the curious has
uEuasE her uutuld Loss q peace Of mind
Mrs Griffin is e Hisusr-in-isw q Prank
Griffin. Who Stabbed and kInse ms brother
-Geur-s tins Wturer
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
HENRY GEORGE JRe TO SPEAK


Henry George r. WI ADDRESS ne mem
bsrs q ne PaltuzpssHt clus Maruh =. Al q
dtunsr e. me Omaha club. His suh5sct
Eal h. Tuls-nL This E one q series q
alrners uhich the zlub has been swing
TINS w1urer whsn ii has been priElieEsd
- Hefan % su.ns ul0El iussrssllnE speaker
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
SCHOOLS VISITED BY BOARD


The eunsnriftse en- buildings and grounds
g me BuHrd q Edlcafiun usads q tour
~ inspecu0u o. lhe school buildings Tues
cav Afternoon. Ths iEinerHry iBola8sd
omaha HsiEnfa Saratoga ana Monmouth
PARK bniidlugs aazsd the new wurk sh1n.
winch IL being sHsoasd e. Twsnry-firsr ans
sirhulns sureets
The board has heel lasked 90 give ana
Cor the DpeninE % ThirtJ-ffth street frum
GrCUu Point HuHuns 20 Kansas aveuHs
ana o. Was ~ CONSIDER the Feasibility o. uhs
Erupuari1n LAT the board visited rhs
omaha Helghts school Nhich is IN close
pruz1mi1y
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
WIND sNGSHEs BIG WINDOW
Pane - GasSFeHr EErahIEah neat
Breaks naer FreNuune Of
nh4 Gale.

v md pressure uroEs gu q LErEs piE1s
glass window g. the eEtAbIishneut q rhe
Gooeg ear BGincuat rumpaEg, sixueenLh
and nareuuort street 81 8-eIook -s6nes-
anv uluruinE The loss Il 1l5A
Ishs blz1ding Eases ueEf 81 poslrun O.
uuteh the fal farce q rhs Wina fr0m thE1
dlrscriuu
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
Innocent ReSCueT
is Charged with
Being a Bandit
Badly Beaten Defendant Tells guaEs
e Els WEEts5 HsrolEz and
Is DISCHARGED

E-ehult ere rese1a- hi the same baH1
wrh -rne ueneeu1asH- end rne Uneven
trs1a-aer
Elmer WeoGe1,E ur -lark sreal VAS
1eute- -r -a-e cflzsrs bed ir al since
Saturday ulrkt and EuH-v ARA Ensd m
police COURT wednasd1r u51ru1uE as q
b .r- aE"--1ar-1eeause he urus 80 the 1il
af rtr-r- % two aaufts
The 6efsuaEu- s-ou5 before ths police
fad-r bearing the marks cf hire isear-uu
Hs tuIt q BIS r-uanies Amen FEEDER heid
ID rF uecro and uhite man az s-zlh
and Ps1t1c streets. called fur help W uo5-
coca rushed ru his reseie. ai0nr win ser
e~sl 1ti-Ts In the EHuEral msiee thst foI-
lowed To- oodcuuk fuu-d himself O. The bot
Iaraaa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
PRODUCE EXCHANGE IS
TO RESUME OPERATIONS
n-al@rs IN Butter aad EEEn 90 AEE1n
Held Daily Sessions Fer
TraGrs

The Omaha Pruduce exchange hhs re
szrsed operations. Organised to crsE1s .
lecal marisst and psruzn trBdfuE the eE-
shGuEs ceased husiness about three months
aEo he1uuse q lauk q urh6inE commodities.
There we're few eEHs and nut an ever SUP
Tly a. buunsr- These nov are coming h IN
arse quantities and uaEes t-h6tng passi-
he IN is hoped no keep the szEhHnEs spsn
lrgn nov on. a. 81 Is believed there VIZ
bs enough business to- keep h EDiuE. The
exchange opens about lis O'Clock TrRA-
ug Goes not Require more thaa one buur
Harh day
r g Hvscn b prssidsut o. ne sEehangs
and 6eorEe CIsrk secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
FEDERAL GRAND JURY is
TO Be DRAWN THURSDAY


The fedsral grand 5ury. which IN be-
erHEn Thursday m ne ufrics 81 District
Clsrk HsE- W.l not be called uu1u 10
iolE into any great nEnber uf cases. Uni
ted states Arturusy r. s. Howell states
that thsrs WI be uEmber q cases 81
m-nar Elporuanus ug1 thai there WI nur
BE- q EraEt anon q wurk for he jury
Hhiah Wll be sumuand 20 appear or
Ap7ll
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
TAKE PRISONERS 10 KANSAS
nr-pufr Maraksla Eaesrt nanErH 49,
tHHnlaaSf Hack Fer Trial on
Federal ChnrEs-

Captain HGzE and D. q. 9icksrsuu "a me
ui.-d states rlEraharE offcs Isf1 for To
H,ebz Wsanesaay WITH DANCE EaFruurl-
u1rr q sriaE Unp b. accused af auaranr
MAJ neluuE.lE 20 q fellow cuuurry-Iuan uad
Eacu-inE So ne their Was euuurrree Az
b aunas. hl kasran11noff was captured Al
Nur1t Flarla. re Vas taken tu rur.sEs
fur rrsal 90 a. arasr ~ rsm0val siEnad b
ndne w. a. Muurer
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
his VIII INTEREsT HOTHFRs

M1rhEr cray -WeEr fuW1srE Ter C,hlifren-
q LerElll fN-lEr Ear EEFsI-lEl-EeEE. dEaaarrs
Ea1 EIuEuaCE- LsaEnluE ulaarderE 1rtruu uvra
raElil1E the BgWeiE and Destroy W aT-urs
-nET htraaE - Cll1E iu q nuErE LnET arr
- ulaaEaUI o. TIE taste LItl ara EEs rhaul
2lT TeEra LreE UEEEr 1El- soc ~ =
Lr-EElElE IA 6aU-le Elalal FEE A.
cr1aE. Ala s. QllErs1. IL Eag. ~ =
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-16
WILL EXTEND RALSToN LINE
Frrmf.sfaa fsr Iusu= - Cerrfftsaara A
Grunn-d % Receiver Ter
1he Raad-

FsrluisEiuu far the ISSUANCE q asrrfleEres
10 rnHnrs en- eE-snEiun 60 ne Esbrzskz
Tracuun and Power company WaE Eraursd
10 ne reesiVsr tur ne eauuaEF IN U11sd
srEres circuit lourt We1naadET Afternoon
The line WsE1 mo releirErEtiD lzEE Ocro-
her The sE1anziun proposes ull cuunsut
Lnf Ene WIN FEpl-ial
The 1srrnGa1es Ull gausrz1s q FIRST Aan.
dlzuiacing rhs ErHl EurlszEs bunda