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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
SCORES OF YESTERDAY

New York State League
Utica 3, Harrisburg 0 (1st game).
Utica 8, Harrisburg 1 (second).
Albany 8, Syracuse /.
Scranton Elmira, postponed-rain
National League
st. Louis 2, Cincinnati l (first).
ST. Louis 5, Cincinnati (second.
Pittsburgh s, S,'Chicago az ins.)
Other clubs not scheduled.
American League
Chicago 4, Cleveland 8 I'll ins.)
st. Louis 8, Detroit 2, (flrst game).
St. Louis 3, Detroit 1 (second).
Other clubs not scheduled.
International League
All games postponedTrain.
Atlantic League
Allentown 8, Reading O.
Paterson -Easton-rain.
No games scheduled to-day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
IRY COL. BOGEY.l I

Albert A. Vert is still the shining
light in the goat tournament at Reser-
voir. Vert jumped up from position
No. 10 to No. 4.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW

New York State League
Wilkes-Barre at Harrisburg.
Scranton at Albany.
Binghamton at Utica
Elmira at Syracuse.
American League
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
National League
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
You don't listen very
hard when a total
failure tells you how
to get rich:

You don't C all in a
plumber when you
want your pan is
pressed, nor a piano
tuner when the baby
has the mumps:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
Avowal of Hostile Action

The Washington Government con-
strues this action as a formal avowal
of deliberately hostile action. 1t de-
mands that If this is Carranza's pur-
pose he so state through regular diplo-
matte channels
Aside from the diplomatic impro-
priety of making a subordinate mill
tary officer a medium of communica-
tion, the State Department recalled
numerous instances where the acts OF
military commanders have been later
disavowed by the de facto govern
ment and it is known that many of
Carranza's commanders are not fully
under his control.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
GUADSMEN OF PENNA.
GO TO LINE FIRST

CONTINUED From First Pagel
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26

any movement of American troops in
Mexico except in retirement toward
the border is the real issue.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
OF GAMES SATURDAY

Paterson EaSton-rain.
No games scheduled to-day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-11
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Me- Fsssssa RsSssyss n she csrsssis
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Beaeh-crknson C4r1ens1
Brehnes Master Dszecttve
Bates -lserasl9z Lady.
Bennett.-ca3ea ~ BratA.
Best IuEg
Fzrnol-Be Belssne. tie gEIth-
fss4agcw-Lle and CabneIia
Hseston- kssnes q the Pzrson-
age
Jnhnston Fortunss of caria
KlDling --KI1-
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fiGuas.
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Portsg--Izat Dad
r0ciey--Ihe Harber
stzn1y-Dr. LlsNsliya ard Hls
FrienM
Star isy-The Master u ~ -sukz.
Gau1-cons1elo
Sin cizir--The Baiiry.
sswysg-Seven Hilea 70 Arden.
Tfrkington--feveDtss1.
N'odsborss--Cnsasy Money.
7Nhlts--The Grsy dawn
juvenile.
Benns1 Barnzby Lee.
NsrslD-Hsr Husbands Purse.
NcCartef-Tts Corner Stone.
lsennen-N master skyisTx.
Baufli--M Master skylark. dram4tized.
Barne1-saFa crewe and Little
s5alut Elkabesh.
BiEham-- F'aneifal Flower Tales
Banfa 4 Benson-Brourne and
Babbi0 Tales.
fFsnouret--A Hundred faDh of
IA Fogtaine akNk
C0ryeli-Ddego Pinz0p.
cal1lldee- Alse1-efs Thsnksgis r..
c4aik -Bor-wow and MewWeT
U9x--A Litie Captive Lad
Dir-soldler Riedaie.
Dzirynple-Little Ne Too.
Eastman Smoky Days ard wigusm !
Yenings.
Ewing -Lob.Le-byths-FIre.
Fanikner-Oid Russian Tales.
cladden-f4nia Claus on Lark
orinneli-Jsck is The Rockies.
Crinpeii--Jaek the Young Ranch.
nan.
Haio-.peierkin Papers
Howea Christmas Every Day.
Jacobs Blue Bonnet Keeps Hoase.
lfoyes-Lords of Nisfuie
PsrnaHe- Dlddle Dumpa and Tot
RHzB1n- ln The Old West.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-11

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Tesss D1sht u w e1~s1eraa gssA tAe
aAme fsesag wlg& gae carrseTA nho
fAfE18A ~ ssrgsfe ~ rates ssosl1
b. lsev~saee 1nlea4 fisere n goc1 rsa-
eSa fhsrefsT. sf t1s eafr1er 1esmsa sh@
f2eea H83xed ~ ss f1z1sqssss. esr-
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pSys6a % TIE c5nr8xsaon n1thoss cast
anx any 4rseae bur1en speA ths car
fssrs II ~ Facts - M pzrrsat s1eh
fasSeas@. ~ a1vaace in rates aho4la
1M alls1ed Moreover, h Ia well
tEown fart t1as ia1is,11ai ahlppsfs
sSs sel1on In position to succssafzIiy
nttalk kae Dewes a she carrier 10
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ahe a1ipDey masi II hls eonmoeltiss
are " be moyed D4y 9Aateyer charge
= nA1s and look 10 ne fatars fof feD-
sfstlons advanced fFsigst rates nay
eircnmserlbe fhs activities q pzrtic.
rlAr rssh4faftariax concerns. ard NAY
efre vA.olsszleFs ard lotbefz from
tATTitofy IN which a. extensive baai.
neas kaa beea established Tst Il nay
~ fosnd after 4 shoroggh inYeAiga-
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fa4t fhe infsstig4tion inso TIE reason
ableaeea " increased rates should se
n.a1e before the advances are Dat into 4
etfeet. rather than thereafter.
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tracts fsen-psrtssn csnrsnastisn.
70 candidate e sais time il rscesv.
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iaroagh fhs editorial columns of ne
press a. ID Corporation Commisslonsr
~ =. HamDArey. lie has been the
MOST active member u ne oommis.
rlon dsYise ihs year that hs(has ssry. I
81 Be eame 10 the commiseion xlih |
ne Jssoad conception and keen under.
pisnding of lt1 functions Of one of ne |.
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Isiicn creating it lie iosf 10 time ln
akinz q f8iinedged place On the eorn.
niseioD. re has been asslgled to thef
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ahses aDf eonplaiats that IRE
fueht 70 ihe commits 80. lie con.
acts 1is court With effaosdinarf Ola.
aeh. fils fine isesi Attachments
ao~ hlm - adsaniafe AZ q mrisf
ihis favorable olnmen Z
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4. paeees him this fr.oas
r1r BamDhrey a oandidaio ~
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'T1~IScIo Oxo~lo T.eI..a1 Konte-Manager

z eanhn ai aptRntq Die da4s anpn shmHn a5dhn 10 nhb bs en fir Ss arr
mbI an gddenS dRn nhr bhdbm bedt
8 .gm SOmnif%n Mn 10 suent pno an ale snhfanhn bsHt bic Sch fit abpmsmes
aOmhfmhn flint jaEide edn hr has sapBaH pu pAnr Mde 2hr fir has @oIm6aH mbunb
hess Omhs ine6A
8 aGe Gnfuouugn bn gfenn@n maRen mt bGhr. ais am 49, amI 1916 amh r gR
nbpgbM DaDn NIB mIMn mHe Office nm Ea as Ill ur mprgns um 90 GmI 1916 er
bn 6G tie if haMOs fb NIB nht geMt mrbn Hnnm. Die Iebte perf5nIide 4Bn.
ring bn gfeamsR mf bis Rahfeus 8 ur abmbs I'M 49, NpI 1916 in Der Office Der Snbme
nnRn
TO- GnFabngn BON gdrGmaH mHn boa gmtnudhmsen gdnnnainnen bsanbshu
GdsM r 8adb hneh4 im
II. Seine sfMme n5 aapuummeu bic mt BON Opn genaa taeaa it, NH Fdn gD nb
in SMmL mo bic l der gefemmsn ben dnsNmbhn@ eeHs mta Hsnadt
49, ae grr TS m aSnIern an rOma6a Snmme anhhsnngmr DmdaN m" gnds
bic mad BEN is. NpH 1915 aMmen, habn n1t Dr II nr muupus an % GmI 1916 ae6m4
mann Die htn shmnmnG SbH UnSm.
49, SpS cine ghn fam dn &umhfdnhn nnehaben nb fir i'm abnnenhsf nhmdn
Shmuc, bic umma rHm SunRfGnhn gm9dhnbu WR6a, Hnnu ndt Hbrhagn nn1aL
A. 9r. amhf@anagr behalf. i'd has. Rdt br ngnOpdfe R@dn an anan mb fpMHe
SHmm mSE mnun p uHmhM RO NcG nhhdbma in anhnnahn 1T nanafhmr
10 Aea oahfuhn fb dugdaOMt bel Der ShmmmgHnns ant sdmf hes spkfs esenmHs
m f.
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ETME CpE7TAT EEEDT DoppeLStmmen fir
III 49, IA AAA4<AA-OA 1 LIN I lie die ersten d Wochen

Gb in emm achf 1T Der Nnmns am idHmrHe1 1T dr Der 9nhma dnmI QmadtS nn bmS
bic aMt 6bI dhtu NIB bs 3a hMti 61 sa endH km &r mmRa sinner 6m mt an Begin
men. mb Smn bDdfL Rm Idt ae SdrT FIR bic OMAHA Snhme an enaan M6 as 0am
gunSe pGOa mir S9~u ndMaS Der eea n1@ o%a Ss aahfs, de biz 9m 20 Mars 1916
SWpdhmmeH mr. ale e1amgeu Gbmnemsus gMu &r pu3abOhH e. 0kO R SpsnFEfnh mar
bis am 20 MB 1915 bant u0 n@tn wnet n0.
@oRn Sic bMs pGdhSe Sb aD seumueI 10 maen sic nit Der ad fdu brimen. gu
@mg hmt bon Smm 6f am @mu hes 9uuhfsa h
6at be nod ben MnnfRT0m Nummahpns&unpH ans n0 uhhet 10000 Shmmun hi
SdH sMd Curt egHe gHeanHs Ubr 6ueRuHng nit elm 6 nBmht Supdmmmm and hrs bde
Sesh 1 SH linen gmu NHma a.
Siaide Gmma snbne
aenhf@hmga; Emd6a 9k
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@arnm aebeH mir ein Ioro?

GeiI bos oro.gttomobiI bic g~eringften SynitotobaItlnag.
foiten neruriodt rno- neil fub an I1totonteft meiItens Qeute
aus benz WfiteHtan0e ~beeligen, Die nlr Oam elm Qittontobil
pitnifen, pern es ibnen feline f~inon3ieQe gar6e it, Gin 6oro.
Qutomobil bietet Ieinen @efser unbeidrdnftes 8erqnioen. oog
orrd feline groBe Redrnneen fIr groBe Reparotprcn uno Sm.
i~ton0baltung getrilbt pirD.
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SeDer GOatefaat 1T Gewlaaer

Der automobiLaontdt Der SdeIi6en Omaha Sribiine lit
or6 tniofern bemerfenspert, bob es BARN feline 8erIierer gtbt.
Der gerlnuf unieres &ontefes ~binterldBt oe8baIb feinen boien
9ofeedntod. @eun mir iagen. es gibt MIR WeDinner, 10
beoettet oas, 6ob jeoer aontetnnt fir feline arbet be8nblt miro,
penn er Die aontefreeefn befoLgt.
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J0lN Isl ue LHII, ODT1 KONIGSI DelZulTG[G1 IN
Dies hubSche FORD
Oieies pr6htiee fan,i
Sic iieb m6brenc Jbrer
@aram baIten nir aonteae?

Ge 2efer Der &dsIiden Omaha Ertbane nt0gen Fb Die
Groge porlegen: 8arnn rerben oteie acknowledgements ob.
Die &dglide Ouloba Gribane in1rner mebr uo ntebr All ber-
breiten, Gnat trdet- Elm folder aontet in oroBem WtaBe bel,
NEIL ct Der 3eihang OieIe 0aitarbeter uno 5ornerer briuat, neil
ntft ntr Die aontetntten ib bentibet, beie neue 2eier gu
befonmen, ionoern aud neil ibre 6repnoe, @ermonote uno
getanute ibnen beIfen, DaOurd, oB ie of Die 8ethung obon-
nieren-
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Ser meme aOatef beainnt an q. EebEaar

es lit sh Sbrem 8orteil mern Sic fd an Dem nenen
Acknowledgement Der Sdeliden Omaha aribine ~beteiigen,
april bapert. SSn bieir flr8en 8eit bon 3pei g2onaten. Die
Der Gontdt in anipr1th rimrnt, fGnnen Sic Ieiht Die arbeit
IeHterL bic Sbnen Den Soubtpreis, 6ds nele altomoBiI, iiferi
miro. Sbr 8eiritt 1T nit fetnen llnfoten .b~erfnipft. Sic
perben aud feline llnfoten nit Dem gntontobil 6a6en, fails
Sic es eepinnen, oa mir ale Transportation nod 36rem
@obnert trngen.
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Wochentliche Omaha Tribune

3nre dn, Gins dr $3.50 49,. 1000 Shmmm
NT SGr dnMm nf Hm SarS 1U $3.50 90 Shmmn
Sis qM au adku fMe de am s aeGmar 1916 bms er her gShmAidn omaha sru
nmn
eHsHMnsn Sa abonsmsgs r sDd. Sabre paSH fir 3d Sabre sstdndt PIN. 1000 gdmnm
hrs. Sagdah mi 500 TrS NohabhH. Nahw Saue fir biz bSBt mG Nu6a in gGpm Ser
bMMs bdhnh
fir Die &Shnhide Dron mt mgHOmueu,i ad ngbm gienusu mwemmmeu nit Der ger
ming bRn bic 3Nm0nng Der 3dmg an um pmeuH 9nmm bgnnu En.
A NnN Der aOmefam lem sns Nbmnement fir bic 3dmHs anrnOL uGhu Swpdh Er
men fir busMe
D. Sin gms bon 10000 Shmmen mS aam aphH, 6e hd buem Somkf afhGesu
ArpmDbl hTnhi
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Gs fOfet Sbnen nidts, bic ga6t 30
unteriuden

Sic find es f6 febft fduIbig, 6iefet Ii6ernfen aontefpEat
5t 1tteriufen. Sic eeben babel feinerlei 8erpflidhlngen elm
lno fonnen ftd 8a iraenO elmer 3eit, Dor ooer nod geginn 0es
.aonteltes, 8%itrad3ieben. Seooh foaie 9ieranO, ob er Dem
&onteft betreen min ODER nidt beridirten, fb mil Der 6ade
ino o%orteiIbofter ~nntpenoen. gerIegen sic 6ie Gnfinoigrng
ridt odmt Sic nidt cine Der be(ten @eIegenbeitert, 6ie SSbnen
iernals geboten tpltroe, elm feines 4utorrobl obiolut f~dtenfrei
6I befonlnten, %beridlrnen. genoen Sic batte nod ben bter
a~bgeoruften aoupot elm.
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3. Stimmen iDeroen ME iOlst ~gese6en:
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TagIiche Omaha Tribune, durch die Post ausserhaIb Omaha I

Gmala, bnra bic 8oft aeLiefert,
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Zine S Passagiere Ford Touring Car, Model T, 1916
9ides peuboGe n6 natGde gnpmuGl nrSS m @kSiuuer Ses amtfs to nfref
gum @dhenf gemadt ~ .
Sds 5 9aNnaer 6@b sOnrng Gar Nobel s 1916 1T bMs anssefahst n6 feline sIs
Of 3npupr mn 81 tnPn Dtnm 6edbe bent Iadden SMbr IbugRH nb. Cine &asnns
eeaaaTagnm SHem Anp pr Die 6mmle, D6 in @ambet elm gesmgn idn SIR @ddGHs'
pgR! aepn tOe ale 3mefe fir Die Der Better dr DDrsighfen SumTng Gr gnnenbnng
nat mo NJ os ahomobl bu1aeit eNmn. nrfohn&rnradnns bird 6emand nb Sn
no Ss. Spses pr6en aGe 3ahaIafsht nS Gnhbmtt mdt Se GO smrins Gar nm
qenf9fat bdfOmmn entpidt Der Ban NIB Die Snaamns Ndr @affiuc h8enhnm fir bic
bDlne StHe nno Gmfd6et hes gahunsmns Sides @uumpbI lit nuiedI in faer
nnoP afid IN t3em Sfme 6s8 oes
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lien : fabr5eue fSnt,en
freien 5cit criucrbcn!
Bar. aommiiRpn fir aeatefantea

@er ben Saiiptpreis, bos meme Gorb.QutornobiI, ni&t &C.
tptnnt, erbalt cine liberoIe 9araRoumiiion fir feline Nrbett.
lnO fer feraer int 2nle oes aonefe8 bic meiten neien abor~
nenten geDinnt, erbdIt nod o~benorein enen gItra-8orpreis bon
$25. Ser @eotnner 0es automobiles ieoo6 lit BON oielen grei-
fen ousge6lohen. Gieie g~inridtlng idast ieoen aontdtGten
uno fidert ibm cine angenefene @ntfddoienng flr feline ge-
leHtete arbeit, einerlei, OBJ er ben Souptpreis geDinnt ODER nidt.
g8enn sic oesbnib benz 4utornobiIfontet Der S1gItden Outobo
Sribiine beitreteu, baben Sic bic @eruiBbet, oaB Sic Sbre Set
gut nn0 nnbbrtnaen0 onpen0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-26
Christmas at County Jail
Finds Prisoners Well Fed

Prisoners in the county Jail Jared
pretty we'll on Christmas. Of the 100
prisoners at least half dined sumptu-
ously on dinners provided by friends
and relatives. A steady stream Of
baskets containing dinners and
Christmas goodies passed through the
jailer's hands all day.
Some of the baskets of good things
came long distances, as, for instance,
the box of goodies and fruits from
far-off San FRANCISCO to a youth Of
good family who happened to choose
Omaha as the city in which to
thoughtlessly step on the toes of the
law just before the holiday season.
Several persons shared it, for the
youth realized it was Christmas.
Mother" Ahlquist, who has re-
membered the prisoners for years and
years, passed out several boxes of
fruit, nuts, andy and other Christ
mas goodies. Every prisoner was re-
membered. Isaac NJ. Roman> another
practical charity worker, assisted Mrs.
Ahlquist in making the strayers from
the straight and narrow" know that
it was the day Of days, even though
there is little peace on earth.
Christmas cigars were distributed
TO the prisoners by Patrol Officer
Andersen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-26
Navy Department Holds on
To Oil Land Reservations

Washington, Dec. 25.-Eforts of a
joint congressional committee to
agree on legislation for the relief of
claimants to lands in California naval
oil preserves came to an abrupt end
today when the Navy department,
through Secretary Daniels, refused
to yield to any compromise proposals.
The attitude of the navy imperils
the mineral lands conservation bill
which had been before congress for
several years and in the opinion Of
committee members will prevent &C
ton at this session.
The disagreement with the navy
has been over the Phelan amendment,
which would grant relief to private
claimants of California oil lands af-
fected by government Withdrawals Of
1909.
Two weeks ago a subcommittee of
each house was appointed, with Sena-
tor ,Pittman as chairman, and with
Representatives of the Navy and In
terror departments cooperating. To-
day it abandoned its work when it
received from Secretary Daniels fiat
rejection of compromise proposals
suggested by the committee and the
general land Office.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-26
Children Of Temple
Israel Celebrate
Feast of Lights

Children Of the Sunday school Of
Temple Israel held their annual cele-
bration of the Channuakkah, the Feast
of Lights, Sunday afternoon.
The exercises opened with religious
services by Rabbi Frederick COIN,
after which the following children
lighted the eight candles: julius Me
CESS. Catherine Elgutter, Joe Rogh-
kop, Evelyn Belman, Bertha Furth,
Edward Rosewater, SarahIForman and
Lester Lapidus. The invocation was
read by Louise Rosenthal.
The Temple Israel orchestra, con-
sisting of Morris Markham, Matilda
Faier, Victor Eisler, Leona Perlis,
Abe Kohn, Hyman Rubenstein, Anna
Zalkowtch, Esther Brown, Sam Sor-
rine, Jennie Leibowitz, Lydia Read,
Rose Markham, Henry Rosenstein,
Edward Levinson, Reva Limsky, with
Helen Sommers as director, Charlotte
Abrahams as accompanist, and V. {.
Bennett at the organ, gave a selection
to start the entertainment exercises.
The program of the entertainment
was:
Opening selection. Temple Israel Orchestra
Piano solo. ............. Beatrice Rosenthal
Violin solo. Observation-Disclosures. Joe Harding
flano SOLO. ........ miriam MOI ner
Violin duet. Morris Markham, Matilda Fafer
Recitation. Observation-Disclosures. Bessie Horn
Childrens songs. t.................'...
~ Laura Goetz, accompanied by Charlotte
Abrahams.
NlOlln quartet. ...........,
Morris Markham, Matilda Faier, Victor
Eisler and Leona Perlis.
IlaHO uuet. oleBdl olSttIb
A box of candy was given to each
child present and the committee in
charge, after the distribution, took the
remaining boxes and gave them to the
local charitable organizations for dis
tribution among the little folk of the
city, who did not receive any candy
among their meager holiday gifts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-26
Hundreds Enjoy
Xmas Dinner With
Salvation Army

Two hundred and fifty homeless
men enjoyed a regular Christmas din
ner yesterday at the Salvation Army
industrial home and fifty more disap-
pointed men were turned away be-
cause there was not food enough to
go around.
Turkey, of course, was the prin-
cipal item on the menu, although all
other Christmas dinner delicacies
were included. Captain Harry Kline,
assisted by his wife, presided at the
feast, after which a Christmas tree
was enjoyed Men who are at work
at the home received presents, which
ranged from socks to suits of clothes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-26
GIBBONS OFFERS
y TO BATTLE DARCY
Purse of $4,000 For New Or
leans Go, Proposition Made
- to Australian.
MATCH TO BE IN FEBRUARY

New Orleans, La, Dec. ga local
fight promoter tonight telegraphed to
Les Darcy, the Australian middle
weight now in New York, all offer to
fight Mike Gibbons here for a purse
of $4,000. Gibbons, it was stated,
was ready to sign articles. One of
the conditions is that the match be
held during carnival week in Feb
ruary next.