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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Electric Light Company Asks for
New Franchise From City.
MISSOURI PACIFIC UP AGAIN
Requests for Right to Use streets Tor
Railroad Tracks Brings - Sharp
Debate, hut COM
PRny wins.

The electric light company has asked
TO be allowed to install flaming arc
lamps and for an extension OF franchise.
The request was made to the city council
last night and referred to the committee
on lighting.
Inc appointment OF Ralph Richardson.
WIiite' TO serve under JOHN Grant Pegg,
inspector OF weights and measures, was
not approved. although recommended by
the committee of the whole. A letter was
read from Mr.. Pegg Directing TO the an
pointment OF white man and asking for
a eolored assistant. Bridges questioned
the necessity of any assistant, ana upon
motion Of McGovern the appointment WA
reeommitted. Peggs request was placed
on file.
a resolution was submitted from the le-
gal department outlining the duties and
powers OF the special committees ap-
pointed TO Investigate Hight and telephone
rates. The resolution was referred 10
the committee OF the whole Mr.. Funk
houser, chairman OF the electric light
probing committee, said all investiKa lions
would be conducted in the council cham.
Der and would be public.
The proposition to purchase the Audi
forum was referred TO the judiciary COM
mittee.
An ordinance granting the Missouri Pa
cine railroad right-of-way on Pacific and
Thrty-ninth was read and referred.
Councilman clashed over the request of
the Missouri Pacific for right-of-way on
Boyd street at the Belt Line crossing, and
after the ordinance had been taken from
tho files, an amendment limited the length
Of the right-of-way killed and discussion
held for several minutes, the ordinance
was passed.
Taxes for the year 1911 on st. Peters
church were cancelled
The Omaha National bank, in a COM
munication, expressed o desire TO qualify
as city depository. The communication
was referred to the committee on finance
and claims.
An ordinance instrueting the mayor and
city clerk to concur in the execution of
the Omaha water bonds was passed No
delay has been accustomed by the suit
brought to enjoin the issuing OF the bonds
and the preparations for placing them on
the market win continue
The city engineer was given disposal
OF $500 for the Improvement Of the sewer
on Burt street.
A resolution to grant the city electrician
leave Of absence to go TO a meeting OF
electrical engineers at Milwaukee and nav
his expenses, not to exceed $40, was lost
by vote OF to 8, seven affirmative
votes being required for its passage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
COMES TO ITS CLOSE

Celebration Of the twenty-fifth anniveI-
sary OF the organization Of st. Marks
Lutheran church Twentieth and Burdstts
streets. ended with a social In the church
assembly hall last night, The social was
preceded by services In the church. J.
F. Wilhelmy, historian and first supsrin-
tendent OF the Sunday school, read q his
tory OF the growth Of the church, and
members related incidents IN the early
years. The church building cost SIS. COZ
and the maintenance expense OF the
church for twenty-five years has been
347.40T. Rev. AdolDh Hut OF the Swedish
Lutheran church congratulated the con
gregauon on It's great growth. Rev. Mr..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
New Bows and Girls Books

Old Ben-James Otis. use.
Princess Polly's PlaylnatoH
Amy Brooks. 9Sc.
The BOY Who Brought
OhriStnlas--Allce Morgan.
soc.
Nowadays Fairy BoOk--An-
ma Alice Chaplin. Illus. by
Jessie Wilcox Smith. $500.
Patty'S Car-Carolyn Wells
csc
lNRrjoriS's AGaytime-Caro-
line Wells. 9Sc.
BOY Scouts on Lake Cham
plain - Percy FitZhugh.
ssc.
Areoplano at silver Fox
Rarm-James Otis. l.i6
hoy Scouts in the Maine
Woods-James Otis. ESQ.
Just Patty-Joan Webster.
Sl.2O.
Team Akates-Ralph Henry
Barbour. Sis.
Freshman Dorm, Pitcher -
Leslie w. Quirk. SLlS.
Dorothy, the Motor GIRL
Kathrine Carleston. SL1S.
The Runaway Equator -
Lillian BELL. Illus. by
Peter Newell. csc.
The Surprise Book -Adven-
lures of Dick and Betty.
csc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
DAVIS SAYS FEELS LIKE
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT MAN
He Had Suffered for Five Years with
Nervous Debility.
SPECIALIST GIVES SYMPTOMS
Nature OF rats Malay IL often Mis-
taken for Something Else
by Those who Are suffer-
ing with II.

Il feel like an entirely different man,
said Morris Davis OF 1853 North Twenty
fifth avenue recently to one OF the spe-
cialists now in this city for the purpose
OF introducing here the remarkable new
tonic ''Tona Nlta,' which has benefited
great number OF local people.
Continuing Mr.. Davis said: For the
last five years 1 have been a sufferer
from continuous, rundown. nervous
condition and stomach trouble also
suffered from chronic constipation. NY
condition grew constantly worse and my
entire system seemed to be affected I
could hardly eat anything at all and my
sleep gave me no benefit. Rheumatism
bottled me a great deal, the pain being
almost unbearable at times.
Il heard of the good this tonic was
doing in Omaha and secured a treatment
] began to improve from the first dose
and am now like a new man. The rheu-
matism, nervousness. stomach trouble are
all gone and ! eat and sleep better than
Tor years. IT seems wonderful to note
such change in so short time. give
all credit to 'Tona Vita"
hundreds Of Omaha people are now
taking 'Tona Vita" and scores OF testi-
monials Of the same kind are being re-
ceiVed by the specialists who are here
explaining the nature Of this new prepare
tion and demonstrating its remarkable
value as a vegetable tonic.
ANY man or woman in Omaha who 70
a victim of nervous debility is making
great mistake II they do not try this
medicine" said one of these specialists
recently. I'm tho fret place. II It does
not restore them to health" continued
the specialist, at is certainly worth the
trouble to come and get the tonic when
IL means constant poor health IL they
don't"
The symptoms of nervous debility are
otten taken for something else by those
VINO do not know the nature OF this
sadly prevalent condition, but there is
no mistaking debility for anything else
by those who understand It. The follow
ing symptoms are Characteristic OF this
trouble: Lassitude, nervousness. tlmidity.
depression of spirits, little vitality, poor
circulation, cold feet, headaches. weak
back, poor digestion and bowel trouble.
These are unmlstakable symptoms OF ner-
vous debility and there are thousands OF
people, especially in the larger cities. who
are afflicted. 'Tona Vita" acts like a true |
specific and from the very first moment
the medicine is taken improvement is |
rapid.
The specialists may be found each day
between the hours OF 9 a. m. and d. m |
at Brandeis drug department, sixteenth |
and Douglas streets, south side. main
floor where they will meet all callers and |
explain the nature OF the new prepare
tion.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14

A Gallery OF Gdrls-Coies
Philips, 40 eNuuislte
studies in full color OF
American girls, $500.
The Rosary and The Mis-
tress OF Bhenstons-Fior-
crce l.. Barclay. Illustrat-
ed by T., II. Townsend.
beautiful holiday edition.
S2.bO each.
The Myrtle Reed Year Book
Handsomely printed
and bound, $3.50.
Fair Americans - BY Har-
rlson Fisher. A hand
some collection, contain
ing 81 full page illustra-
lions OF American girl
hood. Boxed. $500.
Treasure island - Robert
Louis stevenson. 16 fun
page illustrations by
Wyeth. sl.9s.
"How John Morton, the
TrApper, Kept His Christ
ma1--M. H. N. Murray,
illustrated by Frank Mer-
rll. csc.
our New Moms-How we
plan to build II, Has
departments for writing
In plans, ideas. sugges-
lions. etc. Boxed, $3.50.
The Kousskeepere' Scrap
book In which to record
all sorts OF data about he
house; decorated on each
page. Boxed. ti,2b.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
Senator Brown for
Direct Primaries
(From a staff Correspondent., ,

~ AOih a HldAl SOIItSDOnuent.)
WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-(special Tele-
gfam)-In discussing the resolution now
In the hands OF the conference COMMITTEES
proposing to amend the constitution to
Senator Brown today expressed conf.
dence that the conference committee
would reach an agreement at this session
OF congress The senator's attention was
called TO the fact that In Nebraska there
is already provision in the primary law
which. If followed. would result IN the
election OF q senator in that stata nv
direct vote Senator Brown expresses
the opinion that the provisions in the
primary law OF Nebraska should be recog-
nized by the parties and by all candidates
for the legislature. The senator said.
Il have no desire to be reelected senator
for second term II the people on election
day by direct vote shall declare Their
preference for another man. l hops an
the candidates for the legislature vIII
abide by the popular vote. ] think tn
people have right to choose their public
servants, whether they serve as governor
or congressman. or senator, or In any
other capacity"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14

Chased Across the Pampas
Edward Btratemeyer.
Illustrated. csc,
On the Cindsr PRth--ATthur
Duffey. csc.
Larry Burke, Bophomors-
Frank !. Odell. Csc.
winning the Junior Cup
Norman Bralnard, CSC.
Dorothy Dainty ~ the
Mountain - Amy Brooks
ChSsrsrboz for Isll--9Sc
BETTY wales Deoides-Mar-
.aIet Wards. ESQ
Peggy owen at yorktown
Lucy roster Madison.
auDDIE, The story of q
HOy-Anna Chaplin Ray.
The Captain Of the 8. I.
0's-Etta Anthony Baker.
gl.l9.
live Dolls In Pairyland-
Josephine Scribner Gates.
BILLY WHISPERS Twins -
Frances Trege Montgom-
cry. 75c.
The Young Lion hunter
Zane Grey. 5sc.
orimm's Fairy Tales-New
edition. Illustrated by
Aruur Backham. $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
Barker Secures the
0rpheum Property

George Barker has closed the deal for
the purchase of that part Of the orpheum
theater property lying between the the
alter proper and Harvey street, and the
deed has been recorded. The property, ss.5
on Fifteenth street and 1872 feet on liar
ney, Is covered by a two story store
building The confederation given is $780,
600. Mr.. Barker says the only improve
ments he will make will be some changes
in store windows
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
LEAF TORN FROM NOTE BOOK
Missing Page Supposed to Tell Cause
of SchrOeders Death.
SUICIDE THEORY IS INVOLVED
Just Before His Death PIattdeutcher
Nerein Financial Secretary Was
10 Have Made an Account
ina to Officials.

The myterious theft Of half-page from
the account book kept by the late August
schroeder as financial secretary OF the
Plattdeutscher yerein came to ugbt in
Judge Willis C. Sears court I'm the trial
" Tue suit OF Mrs. Caroline Schroeder,
e'ie "'uoW' who demands that the Wood
men OF the World and the Royal Achates
pay her $1,000 each on policies carried by
ner husband. Only by showing that
schroeder committed suicide-as he
commonly is supposed to have done-can
'he insurance orders escape PAYMENT
ana the missing half page is supposed to
nave borne note from Schroeder that
proved he took his life.
when and by whom was this half
page removedT' asked Attorney Bronze
for the defense.
can tell when, but not by whom"
answered p. c. Schroeder. THE morn
ing after the death OF August Schroeder
TOOK the book 70 the German home.
Nhere we keep ell the books, and laid
II on table in the committee room.
when ! came back the half page had
been taken out. There was nobody there
When l laid the book down and nobody
there when 1 came back 1 don't know
who tore the page out"
Attorneys for the defense succeeded I'm
getting before the jury the Schroeder ac-
count book showing the finance commit
tees checking and corrections, and
shortage OF 1871. They will attempt to
get before the jury testimony that when
schroeder shot himself the night of No
Vember 10, he was facing an order Of
the finance committee to meet It the next
day and bring with him s97l. Schroeder
was financial secretary both for the
verein and for its insurance department.
his duties consisting mainly In collecting
the dues and insurance premiums.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14

The Moving Picture Book
Boxed, with apparatus
20 make pictures move.
$l.1S.
For Yardloy - r. II. Bar
bour, St.1S.
minors Junior Hop -
Grace Cody. t1,1S.
Gartlsy, Freshman, Pitcher
Win. Heyliger. sl.1b.
TinklOr'a Fie1d-R. IL. Bar
bour. csc.
sea FairisB-L Frank
Baum, illus. by John X.
NELL. 9kc.
what Happened at 0ISu-
berg-clifford Howard.
S1.O0.
Magic Asroplano-Mrs. l..
III. =. Henderson. csc.
Babes in Birdiand-Iaura
Bancroft. Illus. SOC.
The Darling Twins.
Frank Baum. Illus. S1.0O
AirHhip BOYS Ocean Fly
er.-H L. Sayler. Use.
Flying Girl - Edith Van
lyme. $500.
Sandy sawyer, Sophomore
BY Ralph ID. Paine. StIg.
The scout OF Poa Bridge
Byron A. Dunn. csc.
The olittering Festival
Mrs. Carter II arrison.
Si.25.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14

The Iron woman--Marg.
Deland. Si.35.
O o m m o n Law- Robert
Chambers. sl4O.
The HArvoatOr--Gene STRAIT
Porter. Sl.Sb.
Travellers FivS-Annie Eel
lows Johnston. CSC.
Following OF the star =
Florence Barclay Sl.3b.
winning OF Barbara Worth
Harold Bell Wright.
$3.50
Mary HGidthorn--George b.
McCutoheon. Si.25.
Qtood-Henry Snyder Har-
rison. sl.3b.
RebOllion-Joseph Medill
Patterson. Si.26.
MY Lady Of Doubt-Ran-
call Parish. St.26.
Secret Garden - Frances
Hodgson Burnett, 81 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL FOR
DRIVING AWAY A HORSE"

Driving away horse. This is the
unique misdemsanoT TO which Thomas
Robertson pleaded guilty. The original
charge was horse stealing. Neis Nelson
Of Benson being the complaining witness.
John A. MaeFariand, attorney. showed
his client took the horse when he was
drunk. Nielsen was willing that Robert
son be let off with jail sentence. II
was agreed that Robertson should plead
guilty Of driving away a horse, for
which the penalty Is ninety days, and
sentence should be deferred until he has
spent ninety days In Jail; then he will be
given ninety-day sentence so that his
entire penalty will be six months.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
MISSOURI VALLEY ALUMNI
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

At the annual meeting Of the Missouri
Valley Alumni association Tuesday noon
at the University club officers for the
coming year were elected. IL was decided
TO boost for the annual foot ball game
between Michigan and Nebraska. The
Few officers are:
George L. Fisher, president.
John r. Webster, Glen Kimbail Of
Council Bluffs and r. b. Windham OF
Plattsmouth, vice presidents.
Ray N. crOEsman, secretary.
Lyman BrysOR. treasurer.
r. c. Peters, Casper T.. Yost j. T..
Palmer, G. G. Mcdonald ana Stanley
Rosewater, directors
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
PATTERSON CALLS DOWN
SUPREME COURT JUDGE

How he called down" Judge Lurton
Of the supreme court OF the United
States, the governor Of Alabama and Gov
ernor Tener of Pennsylvania, was told
by ID. C. Patterson al the Real Estate
exchange. During the recent Army aud
Navy foot ball game at Philadelphia, lac
several times asked the men ahead OF
him to sit down so he could see the game
Later, through newspaper pictures, he
learned they were the men mentioned
above.
MIR. Patterson said the spectators stood
up and yelled until they were hoarse
when Pat Dalton Of Broken Bow, Neb..
OF the Navy team won the game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
High School Girls
Play Basket Ball

High school girls who are basket ball
enthusiasts are planning TO organize class
teams for this season and with plenty Of
material on hand some fast quintets
ought to be turned out. There will be
senior, junior. sophomore and freshman
team,
Miss Bess Dumont the girls physical
training instructor, is we'll pleased with
the interest that has been taken in the
popular gymnasium floor game and be,
lieves It to be good healthful form of
exercise.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
Culled from the Wire

The House OF Lords rejected the naval
prize bill by q vote OF las 70 SO.
Or. Charles w. Eliot nresident
emeritus Of Harvard university hi re-
covering from his operation Tor eppendi-
oitis
Greetings from the states OF the north.
west we're extended 20 Pennsylvania In
western governors.
The committee Of the German Aero
club has decided that the intcrnationai
balloon race for the James Gordon BEN
nett trophy - 20 Dc hsld Al Stuttgart next
year
Cases involving The constitutionallty ~
the new law In Missouri requiring rail-
roads IN the state TO pay their emplovss
every fifteen days reached the SuRTsnle
court on appeal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
Mine Workers Vote
for Chief Officers

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. ls.-Mine
workers OF the United states and Canada.
members Of the United Mine Workers Of
America, today bslloted for terional OF.
Ulcers and Il is said heavy vote was
polled.
The most important contest was over
the office OF president. John T. White OF
oskaloosa, Ia, being opposed for re-eIec-
ton by Thomas L. Lewis OF Bridgeport.
O., former president OF the organization.
Edwin II. Perry OF Iowa had no on
ponent for reelection as secretary.treas.
urer. but there were a large number OF
candidates for the other offices.
The tellers will meet here tomorrow 10
begin the count OF the votes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
CHAMP STEER WILL BE
SEEN At SHEEP SHOW

Prince Viewpoint, champion reserve
steer at the recent international Live
stock show at Chicago, VIII arrive in
Omaha this morning and will be placed
on exhibition at tha Sheep show in the
Auditorium. Prince Viewpoint is owned
by the state experiment station at Lin
coin and since the winner OF the Chicago
contest has been disposed OF for beef
Prince Viewpoint Is the best steer in ths
United States
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
Prof. Buffum Here
for the Sheep Show

Prof B. C. Buffum, OF emmer fame, Of
Worland, Wyo., is in Omaha to attend
the sheep show. Prof. Buffum IL an ex-
pert on sheep, having conducted an ex-
perimental farm in Wyoming for the gov
eminent for the creation OF a new breed
of range sheep, especially adapted to
climbing the mountain ranges of Wyom-
ing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
skI Tourney Planned.

BELOIT, WIS, Dec. l3-Plans are being
made by the beioit Ski club for one OF
the biggest ski tournaments ever held IN
this part Of the United States, The date
has been set for January 81. following
close after the Chippewa Falls tourna-
ment ON January a. the stoughton tour
nament on January "a and the Chieapo
National on January q and ,2s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
J. H. ARTHUR GETS HIGHER
PLACE WITH RAILROAD

j. II. Arthur, who has been with the
Chicago, Milwaukee q St. Paul Railway
company I'm its Omaha offices for more
than thirty years, has been appointed
general contracting agent for the COM
Dany with headquarters in Council Bluffs
All this time MI. Arthur has lived IN
Council Bluffs.
The position Is a newly created one,
Mr.. Arthur's appointment becomes effec-
tive December Is.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
Young Bank Clerk
Rapidly Recovering

Ezme @. Greene, clerk OF the Unitsa
States National bank. who aceldentalIv
shot himself week ago, has improved so
that his attending physicians at the
Omaha General hospital think ne viii be
able to return home in a few DAYS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14

"The BOY Lives on our
Farm" and EFF You Don't
watch outr-.Two new
Riley books; wonderfully
beautiful for children. IL
Illustrated by Ethel Belts.
$500 each.
Song OF the Niobeiungsn-
Arthur ltaCkham. Illus
trated with new trunsln-
lions of tho text. $500.
On Christmas Day In the
Evening, on christmas
nay In tire nIorning-
Grace $. Richmond.
Leather bound. illus
trRted, $500 each.
Days with Great oompoa-
era--Plates In colors. 81 so
Days with the English
Posta - Colored illustr
tiona. In cloth, $3.50.
The Feast of 81. Friend
Arnold Bennett A Christ
mas book. Zoe.
American Bollsa-The new
Harrison Fisher book for
1914 Beautifully repre-
duced IN four colorB
Boxed, $3.50.
the Money Moon--Jeffrey
Farnol. so Illustrations
IA color and black and
white by Keller. Boxed,
- ,
MReterlinclI. illustrated
by Caplev Robinson.
Boxed, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14

Weaver OF Dreams-Myrtle
Reed. $50.
Mother Oary'u Chickens -
Kate Douglas Wigyin.
SLIPS.
Dawn o'Harra-Edna Fer
Der. Sl.2b.
Miss BILLY - Eleanor Por-
ter. Sis.
Or. Daviu ~ Marjorlo Il.
COOKE. laSls0s.
Reason why-~Iflinor Glyn.
$3.50.
Kennedy Square - 4. Hop
klnson Smith. Sl.1S.
NO'er-Do-Wsll--ReX Beach.
81 .2b,
Money Moon---Jeffrey Far
mol. S1.25.
Life Everlasting - Marie
Corelli. l.3b.
FRUITFUL e--Robert
lliChens. $l.40.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
BIrth. and Denth..

BiFths-LOdger W. aad Kate Sadie. 2sa
Maple street, boy; William aud IDA
stiepler, l44e South Thirteenth street. bow.
Azei and Amelia Frsderekson, 2sOs Is
SL FaFnam street. girl.
Deaths-MisH Laura A. Turner. f6 years
TWenty-f0urth and Harvey streets
George Lewis, ~ years. Centralia. Mo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
The Leading New Novels

Broad Highway-Jeffrey
Farnol. tl.3h.
Innocence Of Father Brown
Gilbert X. Chesterton
$3.50.
Pster ana wsndy--J. NJ.
Barrie. $50,
Cap'n warrSn'a wards
Lincoln. 81 30.
Carpet From Hagdad--Mac
Grath. SIPS.
A IN aBing Adventures OF
Letitia Oarberry - Mary
Roberts Rlnehart. St.25
Glory of Clemsntina--Wm
j. Locke. Si.30.
Havoo-E. Phillips Open
helm. Si.95.
Judge - Vaughan
Kester. 81. 25.
conf1iot-David q. Phillips.
AS the sparks Fly Upwsxd
Cyrus II. Brady. 81 .35,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
New and Beautiful Gift Books

she Loves Me"-Dainty
love poems set in hand
some decorations I'm full
color Pictures I'm fun
color by Henry HUT. In
box, $3.50.
The. ,FrinosEs-Tennysou
illustrated by Howard
Chandler Christy; "a
pages I'm full color: mar
ginal Illustrations In two
ColorS throughout the
book, Boxed, $500
Three Riley Books-"A
summers Day" Down
Around the River" and
"When tho Frost IL ON
the Pumpkin" illustrated
by WIN Vawter. Printed
I'm two colors. Pictures
in fun color on zach
cover. soc each.
when She Was About
Dixteen"--The new Chris
ty-Riley book. with pict-
uros by Mr.. Christy that
surpass any that he has
made for a Riley poem
$500.
Joyce OF the Janminsa"--
Ralph Henry Barbour. A
holiday story. illustrated
by Underwood. Boxed
$50.
An Accidental Honeymoon
- David Potter. Illus
trated marginal decora-
tons on each page. ti,35.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14

schnur. first pastor OF the church, and
c. Is. shultz, the oldest member. re-
counted important events IN the history
OF the organization.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14

The key 20 success IN business IL the
!udiciouS and persistent use o. newspaper
advertising.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
THE GREATEST DISPLAY IN OMAHA

thu
md such splendid books wit very
Our book
Portable place to trade of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
Catholic Prayer Books

Leather bound editions of Key of
Heaven. Child's Prayer Book
and Vest Pocket Manuel, 9En
each .,.............. = wv
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
Mia showing Of
GIRLS BOOKS AT 25c

SOA@eS ~ 6oS
Splendid Editions for tho
Money.
BY Miss Burnett. BY Rosa
N. Carey. BY Mrs. L. r. Meade.
BY u. Marlitt. by Miss All
colt BY Mrs. j. H. Ewing.
by Mrs, A. ID. T.. whitney.
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