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Allowance tor sepr ,s,ta

A child may be given i m
lar allowance fel p SIR.
Through this hs zuay learn II
immediate indulgence
whims; or he roas learn I'd H aia
resources with di5erjm
may learn the advan.ag 81 aesee
expenditures for more aVa Il
chasing, says a writer 81 Ha
burgh Dispatch The lists is
such an allowance car Ne ~
his mind on exactly The sania I'll
as his claim to food and lash SD
other material ard imtaa 1aI
shared iii the home ~ gvt sac
things not as reward ss na .
through his status SIS
member of household
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16

Oddly enough, and fsr ssn
quite unexplained the
bianoe to the human chin as
some of the most areian 7
discovered-straDge ard
creatures whose reaa A1
unearthed ON The shosa9 n8 PASS
ern Dwina Il is nos l
that they could tab = e sgi IS
brains to speak Of Then a.as u1lcr
are strikingly lrman.ise "a
Neen meant by nature ~ ose
" different purpose
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16
EFFECT THAT WAS iasns
Dumas Had Ready ges3plHn ~ SHE So,
Prcsencc of Siefpf N NJ 80
.Auassais i. ~ fssf

The elder Dumas ''Fss fssss III 4 sli.gssr
his never-failing resst II i 4 !. ! M .tsssa
day conversation In limit stsa1tN7 ~,
may be cited the following
One evening he attended snar
in Paris with literary eoilsas sgit-
Messing play written By tx zat.
The author of Monts lisfas 0 4
that one of tie audienes 8 aE
quet had gone to siesr 81 ~ ae
Torrance. He nnlg ~
pointing to the sleeper aniV'hl
is that the effect T-sxan
upon sonle peepla?7 e.
Soon after the sans saSFy5 to-
the same theater On ~ a
a play by Dumas aags hsiisg.s s'Fae, ~
Again there was snau
parquet. Look ssda n sa5,
at the result 81 ~
works.
Why. my deat teiIee ws ~
ply, that's the sause 1 aa
asleep here the .other night tt =
awake yet
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49,. shs principal pia<ts and gar
pa&li "a, 's4 ,.a moving picture scfeers
Nu and small tahics aud
III stt ca. the exhibitors either
"a Their profits from the drinks
tNs 90 ey rental OF chairs an tvo
~ a each Thousands OF people go
- iDe different piazas and
.i4*ei>f.. aaa the cntite ME Of the civ
~ st 'cAr menths ceutafs afoara
tsta< liqs'rs picture sAoss.--t'ren
'rc:aI~c;xs Rsgosls
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16
British Emancipation.

The first day of August, 1884, is
often mentioned, but enormously, as
the day or which the slaves in the
British colonies were set free. They
did not get their actual freedom, but
an apprenticeship which was to pre-
cede and prepare for their freedom
1t was enacted that all slaves should
become "apprenticed laborers" to their
masters. These slaves were of two
classes. One class received actual
freedom in 1888 and the other in 1910.
It was found that on August 1. 1884
there were 77o.2S0 slaves in the col.
cnies affected by this emancipation
act. All negroes born after that date
were born free. Twenty million pounds
sterling s100.o00.000, was ultimately
paid to the owners OF these slaves
this sum being distributed ratably &C
cording to the market price OF slaves
N each colony.
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yss'k1s;, ~ yssis ies~s'a
Az yapsp
s'a$ $1,000 s'.s

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III 3 i; feEr y Dsts' Hc3ss
IA W. nfs( Pr = 49,
@ Y4lht d NJ ~ ~ r. Z ~ IA b.
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WI t.srs sss To- fazi,..scl ~
lkT FL m 80 yenys eG5 - -.
n.;llat a. 80 neseF -
u ea'fy4 p.9sa3gs 80 - -
800 J, fipe Rlm9es who - -
I}sp3sy w ~ m r,sau49 ~. -
4 a5,t ehefs!e \ sn?a sally
We 'atzts6 q -, aa1d NJ :. - 80.
alE fhplre49 egrnes - - -
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seAal HAS s.il6l J y! !
Among Other This0s, ~ Iosthe o!esst
objsst w sat ADsv) w
" enc ssss,sn,,sr, - ",

osjsss, ~ - ~ 1fylp;
(" =: sg;es'sea' IN
The pearl IL the 0uly gen needing
not the hand ~ man ~ AelpFee ~
lection. and history Q9s,, e
evidence of the intense 1.pcirAfiQ9s Il
has exercised upon ~ IN ~ Stsly
age. TIE pearl - thg p}4e 0kJ pf
personal adornmeht.s sss ~ 80 So
indian mythology qbeiiIs p1 tpf
the pearl, attributine NM 10
the god vishnG who Il s4@ to have
caused IL to be drawn .ff6 tlne ebeln
for his daughter. Pena9ig ,'11e Sgsc-
ords OF the Babylo1i4 a. Esyt ljsHS,
Persians and Romans 11sos eot&4ln
many references to the gen Ffe vie
of Emperor Ca1isula. for -. nits44t 4
betrothal feast, fsf sEtd 10 heteI
decked herself With pes{is Ito sLe
value of $1,000, 600, aid slSasi 1.sse,1
presented Servffla, the ,inQt3 n 81 ~
tus. with a specimen; AaIs1 Jsi1El1
coo. $50 e i,,ytsus III YWs
Philip II of spain srsia 4 lgt.1Stass ]
a single pearl kubtI an .txi asssxs
1t was found in PapaAfIa !. "a ~
shaped aud weighed :,lS sc:sraJ9
ether king Of Spain en{{i M
chased pearl Of Ind ap,Yl9Aze StsS]1gs ]
ing 1875 carats. sgns n sshasbaka;
The largest pearii known is that
which was once the propefty of Henry
phfl;r t1ona sfsty;,,sv;4 ~ }fts fn,-vss Il, sc
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Except the Eitlc y. ss'
SO much written pheI .t.
hivina Ccnn edo r-U -
heen translated iru
guages. amonr hove d r
are the work Of Amc-igsn
Moreover. American. 49, .ot
hantCsqus comUcnt r h-
teenih century fa1la ~,
ncaticns dealing unh ~
written by Aucricerr
his cnprsiv ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16

APPLES--I have opened an apple
house on Water street, between the
Jail and troak's maehius SHOP 1
can sell you apples az seasonahie
price. u &. Redmond 32s
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THE DAILY LIGHT ~ill thank you
Tor any personal % local item you
nay phone or laad in at the aflice.
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c. L. KENNEDY 4 co. Fs.e. Tor
nado and Automobile Ias,ssaace. We
represent old line. prompt paying
companies. South Rogers street.
Phoae i52. n
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MAGAZINES mako an apb46xiats
csristmas present WY not ser r.
r. Owen: ~ can saw you nso7e{
and duplicate any cffer. New cxta+
loguss are herqs get onc, they are
free. Night phone .7a ~ E37dA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16

A CHRISTMAS GIFT send yo1,
ir.ead CA relative Who has no.s.i
away ffon wrxanachse fHE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16

ARE YOU going TO build? Let me
design your home Tor yoa. J. C..
Gordon. S35 South Monesslr avenue.
Phone automatic CHS. Dallas.
Texas References Ia your city. 24s
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wANTEl *
~

WANTED To .eIis you some sid
blackberry tree ssoe us back Of
Howell Hardware Co. L. + pssley.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16

FOR TRADE acres good blas
land, four and one-half miles nerth
east OF Ferris for residence proper
~ in Waxahacbie. Address postoi-
flee box 70, Ferris, Texas saspd
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AGENTS WANTED Men or women
to sell SkAT HAND SOAP and
hsLEA NsER. Large sale, hig profits
Write for particulars. SkAT CO,
Hartford. Conn 234pd
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WxNTED--To rent. farm $50 to 500
acres of land. tive grown men ana
uienty of hee help address ,512
Brown street Il kelley, 03Bpd
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FOR RENT-Nieefy furnished rev
rooms. all modern Call Mrs. H'sys.
Johnston. phone 2o7. z39
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Want You to know that car re-
pair any thing from chicken coop
to the danas of the court house
Phone or see me. Headquarters
about Fl. D. Timmons lumber Co
Oh phone 15s, new $50. Jack
doore- III
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The Daily Light ssves The .e.s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-16

FOR RENTING or three rooms
for light housekeeping Phone ais.
If oh
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FOR SALE-No matter what 5cu
have for sale let 1t be known
through this column It's the cheap
est and quickest way to; let the pee
pie know H. 81 It
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! WILL appreciate your orders for
either McAlester or Colorado coal.
Both telephones. No rs. ID. n.
Thompson. 241
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FOR RENT Fiye-fvom ~ house
Grimm 81 Rousseau. Ego
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FOR REM.

-sF -
FOR RENT -Fiye-foom house
Grim 81 Rousseau. zee
FOR Nicely furnished new
rooms. all modern Call Mrs. Hsyse
Johnston. phone 2o7. z39
FOR RENT-Two or three rooms
for light housekeeping Phone 3l5.
If oh
FOR RENr--Five--oon house AZ
2D3 Brown street Possession Jan.
II. See A. NJ. Browning or r. r.
Connally. ss'dh
iron RENT Brick buildias next To
Kendall ice cream factory Pes
session Jan. list Il: q. Rocket.
Phone ia or 5ia t.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL PRICES On Singer saw
liag machines aHd pia4os, easy pay
ments. e. $. Hale. agent, I15
North Rogers street 230pd
Rocket & HOLLAND. Fire.
Tornado and Accident Insurance.
Office in Hancock Building. I'll
lM. D. ROBERTS, moves houses.
safes or anything to be moved o.
hauled Residence phcna 267. If
Fl. D. RANKIN, contractor and
builder. Phone AS. IT
FOR genuine Colorado Niggerhead
or best McAlester lump coal phone
Waxahachie lee Works. *.
WOOD SAWER-I am row ready
to saw your wood. A. J. Tincher.
Old phone 704. tt
service. j. d. keinningham. Old
phone ga II
/ WILL appreciate your orders for
either McAlester or Colorado coal.
Both telephones, No rs. d. n.
Thompson al
SEE Mizell, Peters & Co. for IRE,
tornado ana automobile insurance
Only the best companies represent
ed. Phone PIT. II
FOR TRADE IS acres good blae
land. four and one -half miles nerth
east Of Ferris for residence proper
~ in Waxahacbie. Address postoI-
flee box 10, Ferris, Texas 249pd
ARE YOU going TO build? Let mc
design your home for Soa. j. G.
Gordon. 335 South A,ore8slr avenue.
Phone automatic CHS. Danas.
Texas, References III your city. -
APPLES have opened an apple
house on Mater street, between the
Jail and oroak's maehine SHOP &
can sell sou apples az seasonahie
price. =. e. Redmond 22s
THE DAILY LIGHT ~iu thank YOU
Tor any personal % local item you
may phone or Gaad in at the ahl.e.
{. L. KENNEDY x Fs.e. Tor
nado and Automobile Iasasaaee. We
represent old line. prompt paying
companies. South Rogers street.
Phoae i52. NJ
A CHRISTMAS GIFT send No1,
irsead or reiass,e vho has no.s.i
away FROM rxanarhse fAE
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THOROUGHBRED Jersey males for
service. j. D. keinningham. Old
Phone ga tt
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FOR genuine Colorado Niggerhead
or best McAiester lump coal phone
Waxahachie lee Works. *
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
Col Il 81 ellis Of
Trial q he Man
In : Weather

Two OF tc s. us-' 'roat-gctters in the
woridysasfssyz' Ccirnei Lncius Aristotle
Welsh OF TIC local weather bureau, ARE
first. the Person no calls us and asks
what thc forecast for the next day is.
and when told that it is fair inquiries,
Is 1t going to snow?' and second, the
person who calls up and informs me that
the weather yesterday was cloudy,
whereas / predicted it would be fair.
They set my goat. People don't APP
preciatc The weather bureau because they
don't know It's rules and regulations.
Now in tho first place, when the pre-
diction is for fair it is perfectly silly
10 ask whether IFS Scing to snow. If
the indications were for snow we
wouldn't predict fair weather.
In regard to the second goat-getter,
he IS more eXcussble. Many people be-
lieve that the prediction fair means
clear and sunshiny. 1t doesn't mean that
necessarily the sky may hang heavy with
clouds, but we would call that fair
day anyway Amy day when there 10
less than one-hundredth of an inch of pre-
cipitation is considered fair according
to the United States weather bureau
And mark, also, that you never see
the word clear In a weather prediction.
We don't pretend to keep track of every
wandering cloud and predict just how
much sunshine therell be-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS
nlnss-ndhOlm, Jswslsr.

wedding Rings-Edholm, Jswslsr.
lighting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1avs Root Print rt-Now Beacon Press.
To Borrow Money on real estate, see
J. H. Dumont 4 Co., Keeline Bldg
"Today'a Movie Program" CLASSIFIED
section today. II appears in The Bee
EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the va
rious moving picture theaters offer.
Goes Home for Thanksgiving-A IL
Edmonston, local manager OF lotus
Bros, jewellers. has gone to Mexico, NO.
TO spend Thanksgiving at his old home
lie expects to go to Tarkio for some
good foot ball games while away.
Many Eat at Hotels - Although
Thanksgiving day is one OF the Few
times in the year when the travelling
public tries to be at home, Omaha hotels
are still enjoying good business, man.
ayers and clerks say. While there were
not 50 many room guests as usual, be-
cause of the holiday, cafe and restau-
rant patronage was greatly stimulated
by the hundreds Of omaha residents, who
preferred a hotel dinner rather than the
extra work of preparing turkey at home.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
Maher Goes to the
Annual Meeting of
National Carriers

William Maher. president Of branch
No. s. National Association of Letter
Carriers of this city who was honored
by the national body by being elected a
member Of the executive board OF the
national association, has gone to Wash
ington, ID. c.. where the first official
meeting will be held early next week.
As a slight expression of the esteem
in which he is held by his associates, the
Omaha Letter Carriers band accompa-
MED him to the depot and played several
selections before his departure
Mr.. Maher will remain in the capital
city for several weeks. together with
other national officers. where the future
policy of the association will be outlined
and other important business transacted.
The pensioning of superanuateG gov
eminent employees was made the para
mount issue of the Omaha convention,
and it is confidently expected that favor
able action viii DC taken by congress at
the coming session and that In due sea-
son these faithful servants of the public
will receive due consideration for faith
full ser ices performed, and will be &C
corded rcasorab Die monthly sum after
hey Tr" ."sNod their allotted time in
tho PC ri ard their places have
lc"I T rs o"1pCr men
r., o. -, ,on' { planning on
coin2 "~N two years hence
with o. "9!l T. attend the next
ratona con '..r aAa II Is expected
tho famo s o. 49, 't'cr Carriers band
will aCcon(l ~- ,Aolu .
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
Cafe Owner Loses
Large Sum When He
Does Not Lock Safe

r. B. King. proprietor of a cafe at
1875 Farnam street and "A former Chi
cago detective. was robbed of SS0S Tues
day night. That is, that amount was
taken from a safe which he forgot to
lock when ne left the restaurant. He
mentioned the fact to his wife that he
was not sure whether he locked the safe
or not. and when he received telephone
call in the morning he predicted There
goes my money" He guessed right, as
the message was from his head walter,
Frank Spires 300 North Twenty-fifth
street, who has key to the cafe. The
place was not broken into and later
Spires was arrested and released on
bond because his wife is in delicate
health.
This morning detectives called at the
house to bring him to the station, but
he was not at home. Mr.. King was held
Up twice several years ago, but in both
Instances chased the thugs away after
gun light
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
CHURCHES JOIN In
SONGS OF PRAISE
Union Services Are Held When Con-
gregstions Give Thanks for
Peace Nation Enjoys.
OFFERINGS GIVEN TO HOSPITAL

Rectors and members OF the Episco-
pal churches of the city united in
union Thanksgiving day services at
Trinity cathedral holy communion
being observed at and regular
preaching services at Ii o'clock. The
music was by the cathedral choir,
America" being the Introductory Sc
lection and Onward Christian Sol
der" the closing. At the preaching
service the scriptural lesson was by
Rev. T. J. Mackay OF All Saints. the
sermon by Rev. J. II. Obi of South
Omaha, and the closing prayer by
II shop A. L. Williams. The offering,
that was very liberal, was for the
Clarkson Memorial hospital.
The cathedral was we'll filled. large
numbers OF those present coming from
the other churches. The sermon had
largely to do with thankfulness upon this
occasion and the peace that reigns
throughout the country and the pros
perity that is general. Said Rev. Mr..
OIL.
We Are Blessed with Peace,
This day is not one designed for
simply feastlng and overlooking and go
ing to the various places Of worship.
Rather, we should think seriously, and
remember that It is well said that no
nation is so greatly blessed as this. AL
though all about us other nations are
engaged in war. we are blessed with
peace and permitted to minister to those
less fortunate"
The speaker contrasted the present
with the past in the matter of enjoy
ing religious worship without fear or
hindrance. In discussing this, he pointed
to the period of the early settlement OF
the United States, detailing incidents OF
the days when the early settlers of New
England. to protect themselves from foes,
went to their churches armed.
I'VE" continued the speaker, appear
4 to have been singled out as stewards
to alleviate the suffering and succor
the needy and in doing this we should
get in touch with Jesus Christ in the
effort to make men better, drawing peo-
/ pie to- Him through our efforts
! The speaker asserted that it is the nat
ural inclination of man to do the easy
and the pleasant things. and at the same
time among other things, that he should
do is to go where duty calls. In clos
ing, he said:
I'VE have been blessed as nation and
blessed as individuals and we should
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
stomach Troubles.

Persons who have stomach trouble are
Ipt 20 become discouraged. They will see
by the following that their chances OF re-
cOvery are excellent A. X. Williams, In
dependence. Va. tells OF remarkable
cure that was effected In that vicinity
One OF his customers was so badly af-
flicted with stomach trouble that he was
sent to a hospital. but received little
benefit and came home TO die Mr.. WIZ
liams suggested that ne try Chamber
lain's Tablets which he did, and today
he Is a well man aai weighs no pounds
0btainable everywhere. -Adyertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
i'm BURGESS-NASM BASEMENT STORE
Notions

Large bottle ma Women's dust caps
chine oil ... &c each ... 10c
Good m Ii n e IO0-yd spool silk,
thread, spool &c at .3hc
out'ons Women's hose sup
1Uneh '.'''.;tC porters extra
oIih linish VI wide). pair. Zoe
Bias seam tape, SaIe.' Pi"'' '"i
12-yd. bolts DC eozeh .oV
Darning cotton Hair Nets, with
spools for Sc elastic, for 1Oc
Shopping bags 1Oc 500-yard basting
Hair barrettes-- cotton, spool 30
each ........5c Common pins, 400
Needles, pkg. 1c count to paper, &c
Thimbles (steeI; Wooden coat hang
each ......1 &c ers, 3 for >, -. DC
BurRess-Eash O.. Basement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

Of Christian Endeavor societies. presided
The service was one OF song and praise
and prayer. Several speakers voiced the
thanks that is due for the many blessings
enjoyed I'm this favored spot OF the world.
Besides Mr. Wigg. there were speeches
by Arthur Chase and Rev Fred W. LcRv-
lit. and number Of those present gave
testimonials OF thanks. The meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

lasted an hour
The young folks present from the Third
ing to the church whore they served
themselves a Thanksgiving breakfast.
These had planned nike" to Rlverview
park, but a hike" to the commissary
seemed the more urgent and Il was 30
ordered, John Gum, the choirmastor,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

Don't Have Fan Cough.
Take Dr. Kings New Discovery and
yor won't catch cold 1t kills the cold
germs. keeps you well. 5Oc. All drug
observation-disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

THE reductions for Friday only Comfortable slip
pers for men, women and children.
Felt Novelty Slippers
Women's sizes. .......... .79c
Children's sizes .......... 69c
Mems sizes. ........ SOC
Womens $500 Shoes at $189
WOmen's shoes, gun metal patent leather and black
s ssSSS F Rrsiag I psr lace Styles worm $189
Womens $3.50 Shoes at S219
Women's Shoes good grade Of patent leather dull calf
and kid skim high shoes, Goodyear welt 001n
soles; worth to $3.50, Friday, the pair PZ.1 y
Boys Shoes at $2.10 and $1.79
Boys Shoes made of tough cafskn solid leather solos,
big boys size, $40; little Ct 10
DOyb SlHee' y -
oo-BAssment
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
PR0GRA" ANNOUNCED BY
MONMOUTH PARK CLUB

The following program has been an
nounced for the next meeting OF the
Monmouth Park Improvement club:
Piano solo. Miss Ruth Weeks
Vocal solo, Mr.. Horace Silver.
speech. Mr.. Edward A. Smith.
Violin solo. Miss Francis Wilson
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

assistant pastor at Kountze Memorial
Lutheran church.
Rev c. n. Swihart Of Grace Lutheran
church. Rev DIR. o. u. Baltziy OF ko0ntae
Memorial Lutheran church and Rey Dr.
J.. Groh Of 81. Marks Lutheran church
participated in the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26
In Nhnrrhcn InIte.

Union Thanksgiving services Of the
English Lutheran churches OF the city
were held in St Mark's Lutheran church
Twentieth and Burdette streets, at 1880
a. m. The sermon was by Rev. Mr.. Koch
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

Ono hundred Christian Endeavorers Of
the city held a Thanksgiving sunrise
prayer meeting In the auditorium Of the
Young Mems Christian association.
stuart WIGS. president Of the city union
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

thank God that we have been able to
minister TO those across tho water. as
Wen as to those OF our own land"
Sunrise Services
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

Read Them Every Dav. !; VIM Pay
The Beo Want Ads in The Bea
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-26

and Mr.. wigE secured the necessarios
from market and the feminine portion
exercised their culinary skill
t,uther,u 1hprches Unite.
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HIGHLAND.

The Press: Gordon Lewis departed
Saturday for Milwaukee. After few
days visit there with relatives he will
go to Madison, where he will be EN-
ployed as coach and trainer of the Wis
consin University base ball team.
Miss Barbara Roger returned to her
home in Mineral Point Monday, after a
visit with ner friend Miss Clara
Whalen.
The Martin Muldowney family will
move to Madison in the near future,
Mr.. Muldowney having secured en-
ploynent there.
Members of the ST. Philips con-
gregation are rehearing for an Irish
Minstrel to be staged St. Patrick s
night.
Dan Frye, who has been employed
in Milwaukee the past year, returned
home Saturday to remain for the sum-
mer.
Little Gertrude Egan. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. R. Egan, north of
town, while playing Monday, fell and
broke her left arm in two places. At
this writing she is getting along nicely.
While going to Will Wepkin's Sunday
evening Fred Swingle and family had
the misfortune to tip over and Mrs.
Swingle got bone in her arm broken.