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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
POOTOFFTCE HAS
NEARLY CAUGHT UP
First-Class Mail Falls Behind Be.
cause Of the Thousands Of
Christmas Cards.
MANY pACKAaEs IN nN1x1Ee

The postoffice was enjoying a
breathing spell yesterday for the
first time since the Christmas rush
started over a week ago. IL was
nearly In a condition where Il was
all going out and nothing coming in.
No. 10 on the Burlington, usually a
heavy mail train, came in with so
little mail that you could hardly
see IT," as one Of the clerks said. Two
small sacks was all It left at Omaha.
Last year the day after Christmas
there was an, accumulation of parcel
post that took five days to remove.
This year II is all cleaned up.
First closs mail suffered somewhat be-
cause Of the great clutter Of Christmas
cards that swooped down on the office.
Though the clerks worked day and night
this avalanche continued and for a while
defied all efforts and seemed TO hurI
the lie into the teeth Of that old maxim
that labor conauers all things" The
clerks assert that the small envelopes in
which many OF these cards are sent are
thrice as hard TO handle as are the or
dinary sized envelopes, TO which they are
accustomed.
SO, these just accumulated in baskets
and often those that came in last, get
ting on top OF the baskets. were the first
to be delivered.
This morning. however. things had as
sumed normal proportions. Mail prop
erly addressed had about been disposed
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
FORMER OMAHA GIRL
VISITING HER PARENTS

Mrs. Allan E. Lesinsxy. formerly Miss
S. Neveleff Of Omaha, arrived Saturday
evening from Los Angeles to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Neveleff.
Mrs LesinslSy was married last April
in San Francisco to Mr.. Allan e. LesinslSy
of Boston, and last autumn the couple
visited in Omaha after a trip to the east.
visiting relatives Of the bridegroom =
family. Immediately upon leaving Omaha
Mr.. Lesinsky was seized with appendi-
citis and was operated upon in Los
Angeles. where he died December IS. just
two weeks after leaving Omaha.
Mrs. Leslnsky will remain for some tirno
with her parents, but toward the end OF
the coming year will return to California.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
With the Gles Club.

IL was oDeriin day In Omaha all day
today and this evening while the Obe-
I'm alumni entertained for the Glee club
Of their college. Musical circles. too. are
showing a marked interest in the concert
10 be given this evening at the St. Mary's
Avenue Congregational church. This glee
club represents the pick Of ever 1000
musical students. making their holiday
visit 20 Omaha as much an artistic event
as Il IL a college or social affair.
The festivities opened early this morn
ing at breakfast given by the club and
its director, Mr. ]. G. wiFkler. 70 TWEEN
ty-five former Oberiin men. The break
fast was given In the private car OF the
club. THE Magnet tracked near the
Union station.
A luncheon at the University club wal
a feature OF the afternoon entertain.
ment. followed by box party at ths
Orpheum theater.
'"rhe Magnet" will leave Omaha 20.
morrow morning for 81. Joseph. and
from there east as far as Pittsburgh
the Oberlin glee boys viii give concerts
throughout the holiday season.
The committee in charge OF entertain.
ment In Omaha for the club have the fol-
lowing members:
Messrn.- Messrs--
w. b. 6nails, Fred Loomia.
Charles Mattson. r. ID. Snails,
Harvey Moorhead. Noble.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Personl Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Bowen and son
spent Christmas with their relatives and
friends In Kansas City.
Mr.. John II. Hayes Of New York City
is spending the holidays with his parents.
Mr.. and Mira. Robert c. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Harding left FRI
day evening for Grand Island to spend
Christmas visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. J. II. Schmidt, accompanied BY
her daughter, Mas Florence. will leave
Wednesday for Chicago. to visit her
sisters. Mrs Paul Cox and Mrs. Catherine
Daley.
Mr. and Mrs. c. p Hubbard and their
guest, Mrs. M. A. Woodruff Of Los
Angeles. were the guests Christmas day
Of Mr.. and Mrs Earl Sherman.
Mr. and Mira. r. NJ. West are spendins
the holidays In Grinneil, Ia.
Mrs. Jesse sherman OF salem. N. y. Il
the guest OF his grandson. Earl sherman
and Mrs. sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. Baxton OF Sioux
city, Mr.. George Baxtcn OF McCloud
Cal. and Mr.. r. Stevens Baxton OF New
York City. parents and brothers Of Mrs
]. II. shinn. are spending tho Christina,
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. shinn.
Mr.. J. w. Hayward OF vinton. la, Il
the guest OF Mr. and MRS. Myron Hay
ward.
MIR. ana Mrs, w. A. Johnston an
children OF Lincoln are spending Christ
mas week with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Crosby are spend
ing the Christmas holidays in Contra
City.
Mrs. w. w. Wells OF Valentine AM
daughter. Miss Sarah Wells. arrived ol
Tuesday and spent Christmas with he
son. Mr.. Chester Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Batty or Denve
and their two sons are spending IN
Christmas holidays with Mrs. Peterson
principal OF the Dundee school.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
George BrGndeis Tells Good Joke
in Which He is the Leading Figure

George Brandels tells this one on him
self. He had driven his auto up in front
OF church TO wait for his wife when the
chauffeur OF n big limousine approached
and recognized Mr.. Brandes 8 well known
car. said, so you drive Mr.. Brandeis'
car. do your
Yes. I drive Mr.. Brsndeis' car" replied
the general manager of the Brsndeis
stores.
well. how many cars does he have7'
''Oh. a couple"
well, I wouldn't drive for him. They
tell me the chauffeur has to milk the
cow"
Another good one happened at the news
boys banquet which Mr.. Brandeis gave
to the newsies. Mogy had a bunch Of
the newsies around him when Mr.. Bran
deis approached. and to give George a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28

OF. One big table held thousands OF let
ters and cards undelivered because of in
sufficient or Incorrect address. These will
be gone through with the city directory
and many OF them will be delivered.
In the mike" department, where all
things go that have lost their addresses
or are incorrectly addressed. Is noun
tain Of packages. These come from all
over the Fourteenth division OF the rail-
way mail service. Some of these pack
ages had been mailed without any ad-
dress. From others the address tags had
been torn.
Several packages were delivered TO peo-
pie who called up and described contents
Of certain gift packages which they knew
had been mailed to them, but which they
had failed to receive.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Hurd-Hunter Wedding.

On December -. at $50 p. M. Miss
Bculah c. Hunter. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mira. w. 5. Hunter. was married TO Mr..
Glenn L. Hurd OF spencer, Ia. Rev
l1dwin Hart jerks was the officiating
Clergyman. Only few Of the Immediate
relatives were present.
The wedding was the happy culmina-
tion OF 4 saIniner romance at Lake
okoboJi. after wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. iIuFd viii be al home az spencer,
Iowa.
Hunter. was fprmer fire ana police ccm-
missioner o. the cits OF Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28

boost with the newsies, said Boys, do
you know who is giving you this, big.
fine feed tonight7"
Sure" spoke up one OF the urchins.
That fellow over there" pointing to
Tom Quinlan. Mr.. Brandeis' assistant.
And still another good one was pulled
off at the banquet
Mr.. Brandeis asked little fellow how
Santa had used him. The tot looked for
lorn and said he did not get a single
present Mr.. Brandeis handed him a half
a dollar.
Mike Barto. The Bee newsboy leader.
who was standing nearby. asked the lad
what he was going to do with so much
money"
oh" said the lad. "Burgess-Nash have
a swell toy department and they got jes'
what I want"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Mrs. Doane Resumes
the Distribution of
Xmas Packages

Secretary Doane of the Associated Char
tiles states that her Christmas distribu-
ton has been resumed for the week. all
though not on the same scale OF the work
last week. She continues to receive dona-
tions and likewise is receiving more re-
ports Of families in need.
The Bee gave Mrs. Doane 50 from "A
Friend" and 50 from j. II. Spencer. A
doll sent by Mrs. Fenstermacher Of Cedar
Bluffs. Neb.. and box from the Baptist
Sunday school Of Herman. Neb., also
we're turned over TO the Associated
Charities for distribution.
The charities secretary figures that 500
families were assisted through her de-
partment last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Hold Funeral of
Mrs. E, H, Metcalf at
New Dietz Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth II
Metcalf. who died Thursday. were held
from the new Dietz Memorial Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The services were the first held In the
new building. Services at the home were
conducted by the Ladies' Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. at the church by
Rev c. N. Dawson. pastor Of the church,
and at the grave by the Degree Of Honor.
Burial was in the Grand Army circle at
Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28

ccugha. colds. Group. hoarveness, In
tanned throat. bronchial troubles or sore
chest are relieved by Foley's Honey ana
Tar. which opens stopped air passAEes,
soothes and heals infIamed surfaces, and
restores normal breathing. w. c. Allen
6oaeley. Mo.. says; II have raised .
family OF four children and used Foley
Honey and Tar with all Of them. / flnt
q the best cough and Group medicine
ever used. ! used Il for eight or ter
Sold overywhers.-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Coronado Festivities.

Cards have been received In Omaha %
the Bale Espanoi TO be given At the
Hotel Del Coronado January q.
Among the Omaha guests on this occa-
sion will be Mr.. and Mrs. .. Q. Brad
ford. who win leave for California Jan
uary Is Mrs. Bradford will also grace
the brilliant military ball at Coronado
which viii be given during her siz
weeks sojourn on the Pacific coast.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Marriage Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dahlauist anpounes
the marriage OF their daughter. Ruth. 70
Mr.. james r. Evans Of Kansas cigy. The
wedding was soleminiasi December =. at
the ST. Johns Episcopal church. g.
Joseph. no. After February 1 Mr.. and
AIRS. Evans viii be AZ home AZ ssl2 vir-
glnla avenue. Kansas City. NO.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
BOUND OVER ON CHARGE OF
R0BBlNG GROCER OF ST

Frank Haines and Clarence Brodie,
colored. arrested by Detectives Dunn
and Kennedy for holding up and robbing
Sam Riseman. grocer, at 1920 Capitol
avenue OF 81. were bound over to the
district court with bonds fixed at $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Dinner for Glee Club.

Miss Dorothy Wright win give a dinner
at her home in Fairacres this evening In
honor OF the Oberlin Glee club. Eighteen
guests will be present. The decorations
will be In college colors combined with
emblems Of the holidays.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28

given by the school set in Boston. where
many Of his classmates live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crawford will re-
turn to Omaha the first Of the year and
viii be at their apartments in the West
Farnam
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Omahana in fhe Raat.

John Knox. Who attends oEoton school
st 0roton. Mas. Il spending the holi-
Day vacation With his mother ana aunt.
Ara- Prank Crawford. a. % Common
Neaith avenue. in Boston. Xoung Knox
= % the honor list At 0roion ana has
besn = gnest sf number Of affairs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Society
Monday. peoember q. 1s1b.
By MELLIFICIA.

rt A,nner given a hostess the largest
seated benches covered with
~ planning the bench
a.. pillows either side OF each
- M benches high backed penfuy supplied with
rDe,on-sba,ed pillows spine props the diners
Rather vereing towar style?
o ~ Of that prophetic for modes
least two months Will dine reclining
she Is too much afraid getting and she quite too adiOu to
adap the Roman M cans 0 banting."
threatening symptoms showing
MA are unite safe from any pagan modes apt
this winter to dine with the side of frozen pool on
the roof Of sk scraping reclining
And the o ethics?
Merely fastidiousness, Of taste.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28

The business girls council win hold It's
weekly luncheon and prayer meetins
Tuesday between the hours OF u-s0 a. m
and i:s0 p. m. at Volunteers hall Mrs.
James Hodges win be In charge cf the
meeting. over loe business girls attend
these luncheons which have been held
each week since the 'Billye' Sunday cam
paign.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Omaha Bridesmaid.

The society pages o. the Chicago papers
are giving much space 70 the couains
wedding Of Miss Dorothy Dale Fulton.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Fui-
ton Among the bridesmaids will be
kiss Martha Dale Of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28

Miss Adele Cullen leaves today Tor an
extended Walt In the cast. Chicago and
Detroit Miss Cullen win 50 70 Cham
pasna. III. 70 attend the sophomore
cotlllion o. ths university there on jan
uary "A
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28

Helps Weak Kidneys and LumbagO,
Get a 25c bottle of Sloan's l. niment,
apply on back and take six drops -four
times a day.-An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28

The third annual reunion Of tho Omaha
High school class OF 1872 viii be held at
the home Of Alss Beulah Byrd on Thurs
daf evening. December 90 Dr. Ralph
Carney and Miss Grace B. Robinson VIII
be IN charge Of the committee OF ar
rangements.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
For Bride-Elect.

Miss Nell Ryan gave a linen shower
this afternoon Tor Miss Welma Damon.
who will be married Wednesday. Tho
out-of-town guest was Mrs. j. Allen OF
Washington. d. c.. sister to the bride.
The guests were;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
School Set.

SCHOOL Set.
Mr.. John Reed returned from Shat
tuck school Wednesday.
Harold Simpson Is home from the Me-
braska Military academy for the hoil-
days.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Past Festivities.

Mre. George Lemoureux entertained AZ
a bridgc-luncheon Wednesday afternoon
for her sister-in-law. Mrs william T.
present were:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Omnhans in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2e.-(special Teie-
gram. "A. NJ Byers and wife OF Omaha
are at the Metropolitan
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28

Miss Margaret Vincent entertained At
dinner Christmas for Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-28
Mems Furnishings

SO DOsen csc Wool Mufflers ers..........12hA
As Dosen Use Negligee and Golf shirts .40G
One Lot Of Mems 1Sc Cotton Hose a.
Is DOsen Mems el.00 Union Suits .... R0A
s5 DOsen Mems tiO0 Dress shirts .0fs&
One Lot Of Mems aSe SILK Keekwear ...... .l0G
7E DOsen Meas Csc Slk Fiber Hose e......1kA
One Lot Of Fine $50 Silk Mufflsrs ....a1 .AS3
eS DOsen Meas S1.50 Union Suits .05G
Meas Fine sl.5o and t1.7S Dress shirts . 81 90
IS DOsen MEMS and Boys 7Sc Gloves. Soc
hen's s1.Oo Dress and Street Gloves. ...... E3D&
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-25

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observation-disclosures Der 8aroe mareil
nett 8uriif. Moniieur uno Maoar,e
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oenn als man ibnen ettpag auf Sen
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5ige.
(SortieBung forgt.)
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begten Tarfe uno @6rten tobt ser
aampf.
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lager, fronenoe 8atteriert.
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lDolberedneten 3iigen Oes qeii6teir
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Sano, griffen bic oentiden aorps in
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prin5en bon Sa6ien neuaebiloetc
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Sonns Die Sahien oa5inter oas 4
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gorf uno @alo. ghon 0onnertcn
erilben, 5u illIeebeurem SaIbfreis qe-
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9obe bon SrenoiS itno bon Dem anoe-
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ten i6n Den letten 4listpeg sl Der.
lflieBen: ben 0llrdbruh sur 6elgi.
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@eit oriiben, ienIeits Der aroBctt
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aorpg iin0 IN ben aampf getreten.
Sonaiam. gemeHeu faItet MoltFe
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@afterien IN bsiBeu Iangen Cages.
mdrldlen roItIos boraearbeltet, IN BEN
fie nm Slut unO Qebeu einiebten.
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reno ans Den 5riihnebeln ruiporae-
ltiegen.
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Iiehlidlen 9anoidoft gebannt. I'm
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frail5 6ns ieuieitige ltfer Idnineil,
@iboftile, 9aignp. MonceIe, ga5eif~
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8amfnicbmI< 2lrtifcI.

Infer 8nrrnt on 8dutnen, @trdus
dern, 8lunen, Sdmer etc. lit Der bette,
ipelcber ie in Seras ae5ogen nuroe. 1ills
lere Rreife firo nieoriger als in nnoeren
gaurnidulen 1n1o bic @aare iii ma
mense6t uno 5ufrieoeniteaens.
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iduls@efddft un6 mir gelpinnen idbrIih
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0rofen aonfirrens n5rolider 0efddfte).
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gn6 u~nferen "a Geiten ftarten antaI1e
fonmen tuenn SIR etipdg All %pflon5en
geoenft. Ser &ataIog miro fir &c @riefs
marfen fret %berfanot.
Adresse: Comal Springs Nursery,
Otto Locke. New Braunfels, Tex.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
AROUND THE BARGAIN COUNTERS
Newest Findings in Blouses

LIGHTWEIGHT, fluffy blouses will be
IL the thing for summer wear, what
ever the occasion. for these may be
bought in every imaginable fabric and in
every possible style. Notable among the
seasons revvals is the arrival of many
and varied forms of ruffles. There are
ruffles on all the newest waists, no mat
ter what the price. The style with
box plait down the front with two ruff
fcs at the side-like the ones we wore two
or three seasons ago-is extremely fash
ionable.
Sheer Georgette crepe Is always cool
and comfortable. even on the hottest day,
and the prohibitive prices of this lovely
fabric are rapidly decreasing. Nov yoh
can get real Georgette blouse in one
large store for the modest sum of S2.9S.
This is an extremely becoming model,
with box-plaited front and short sleeves.
This also comes in white.
Another large Chestnut street shop Is
selling out It's stock of embroidered
Georgette crepe blouses. These are the
most exclusive styles, of course, and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19

NNE-PGECB frocks for street wear are
" a characteristically American institu-
tion, probably the result of our strictly
practical attitude toward the world In
general. and. this season, toward fash
ions in particular. Never before have
women been so free from the fetish Of
uncomfortable fashions. The whalebones
of our grandmothers may be coming back,
but they will never survive II they make
the modern woman uncomfortable. The
era of low collars, wide waists harlng
skirts and the natural coiffure Is with
us, and fashionable designers must abide
thereby.
Nowadays the smart woman may stroll
along the street in a one-piece frock with
the assurance that she is dressed in the
tip of the mode. For the streets are full
of them. Navy blue is the color of the
season, and it Is ideal for service. One
of tho most fashionable combinations Is
navy blue gabardine and silver, as shown
in the illustration. This gown Is very