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Liberia de Real HerrnanOs
P. Q. Box 345.

La Tribuna Roja (novela) ......... so
Las Gafas del Diablo .c........o.. 80
Espaha vista por los Extranjeros -. 80
Soldados Palisades de Italia ..... 100
Los Caballeros de la Cruz. ........ 1.25
Ell Teatro de Pierrot ....... so
FL Greco o el Secreto de Toledo -. go
Rimas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .35
La Rlsa ...............:.... 'oO
Melancolia rs
La Vida es sueno ................ 40
Critica Profana: Vale Inclan, Azorin,
Ricardo Leon .......... 100
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LA ECONOMICAL, ,

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rio. Excelente servicio en- comida
Ia carta.
FL Restaurant mas popular en- San
Juan por sus servicios y condimenta
cion en- la comida.
Tel6fono 118. Restaurant Cristo 21
dormitorio Cristo IA. Propietario,
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Fernando Maristany

Fernando Maristany.
Pedro Crespo
A. dc Lamartine
Eleuterio venizelOs
Woodrow Wilson.
R. B. Gir6n.
r. Waldo Urine.
p. Auard.
Salvador Brau.
]. Enrique Rod6.
Emilio Andre.
D. E. M.
]. Benavente.
J. ortega MpnilIa.
Miguel Artsbahev.
Bernardo Kellermanr
\ Luis Tablanca.
j. Lopez PinillOs.
Tn. Dostoievsky.
Rafael Ma. Baralt.
Concha Espina.
Eduardo zamacois.
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IMPORTE DEL FRANQUE0.
NoTA IMP oRTANTE.
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Erckmann-Chatr1an.
Amado Nervo
c. -Manarino.
Andres Bello.
E. Isaza.
Placido.
Manuel Acuha.
j. j. Tablada.
Luis G. Urbina.
Manuel M. Flores.
Ricardo Palma.
]. M. de Heredia.
Orison S. Marden.
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La Politica Exterior de Espaha (pr6- Anorenlo
logo del Conde de Romanones.). 80 klcardo
La TERRA Natal (novela acerca de la =. Gomez
o,,orr. liz Mauricio
FL Amor de las Muhecas (novea con cTustaVo
un pr6logo de Jose Frances.) -. LOO f1enry 6e
Los Terrestres EN- Venus icon pre- LUIS Bon;
facio de Flammari6n) ........... go caloeron
Los Bahos de Aire de Luz de Sol Juno Gas
en- Casa .(Su valor practice en- Ell
tratamiento de las enfermedades
cr6nicas en- la hygiene diaria) -. 20
Las Glen Mejores Poesias Liricas de Pallas.
la Lengua Francesa. ............ rs
Las Glen Mejores Poesias Liricas de
la Lengua Inglesa ............... rs
Los Mejcres Poetas coptemporaneos Rodriguez
(Antologia) ..................... 80
viaje oriente ............... 80 calleja
Grecia ante La Guerra Europea. 49,. 80
La Nueva I.ibertad .......... .65
Modo de Criar los ajos (Educaci6n
fisica, moral Intellectual de la in Gonzalez
fancia. ..f.-.....,............,. so
, Renovation Social ................. so
Los Esclavos Cristianos ............ 100
Hojas caidas s.............1 100 calleja
Ell Canine de Paros .............. 100
Glen Lances de Jiu-Jitsu (ataques
quites) ......................... 80 Atilano II
Novisimo arte de tocar la Guitarra s.
por cifra sin necesidad de maestro. 80
Cr6nicas Dialogos ............... rs
Lucio Trellez (novela) ............ 80
Ell Limite (novela) .............. 80
FL Tdnel (nOvea) .. lao Appleton.
Cuentos Fugaces s..............s.... 40
Las Aguilas (de la vida del torero).. 20
Humillados ofendidos (novelal -. 80
Diccionario de Galieismos, sea de
las yOces, lOcuciones frases de la
lengua francesa. ........t .t...... 800 Ricardo R
La Esfnge Maragata (noveIa premia-
da por la Real Academia Espanola) 125 Julio Cas-:
Ell Misterio de un Hcmbre Pequenito
!. (novela) .................... e. 125 p de Alc'
Europa Sc va. (novela) ......,. 1.25
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Alberto Mousset.
v. Marguerite.
Jose M. Deulofeu.
Silvain Deglatine.
DR.. Monteuuis.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
Allied Trench Songs
VIII Be Sung Sunday
at Big Y. Concert

Trench songs Of the allies will be
sung by the overseas quartet which
appeared at the Roosevelt memorial
last Sunday in a concert arranged
for Sunday afternoon by the Y. M.
c. A. A. A. Remington, business
secretary, has charge of the concert.
The program will be open to both
men and women. No admission will
be charged.
Sergt Frank Easterbrook, Edward
Hornsby, Charles E. Thomas and
Harry c. Bull, heroes of the Som
me. Ypres, Vimy Ridge, Lens Fres-
noy and Hill 20, make up the quartet.
They sing trench songs as only the
boys who were there sing them.
Each of the men received wounds
in these engagements.
Private Bull will also tell of the
battle of St. Julien where the Huns
first used gas; Of shell shock from
aeria' torpedoes and moral and reli-
gious trench life.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
French Hold Man Said
to Have Played Role in
Edith CaveII Crime

Paris, Feb. 14.-French military
authorities now hold, or a charge of
dealing with the enemy a man
ramed Krein, who Is alleged to
have played leading role in the
tragedy in which Miss Edith Cavell
lost her life.
A report made on Krein states
that he was in Jail at St. Quentin at
the beginning of the war. He was
released by the Germa and went
to the mansion of Prince aad Prin-
cess Croy, in Belgium, where he de-
ounced the prince al princess as
having aided French prisoners of
war to escape. As result the
princess was condemned to 10 years
imprisonment at hard labor.
Krein is said to have then gone
10 Brussels. where he went into
Miss Cave1rs hospital service and
helped to work up" the case
against her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
WHITE FLYER
HANDICAP WON
BY NICHOLAI
TrOeh Captures Interstate
Target Cup With Score of
88;; IOWanS Finish Sec
Ond and Third.

Kansas City, FebS 14.-George
Nicholai Of Kansas City won the
National White Flyer handicap here
today at the fifteenth annual mid
winter trap shooting tournament af-
ter tieing for the first place with
five others. Frank Troeh of Van
couver, Wash, won the interstate
amateur target cup with SO of pos
sible 'l00.
Nicholai won the White Flyer
handicap by run of three straight
in the shoot-off. The others in the
sextuple tie were:
B. F. Ebert, Des MONIES, Ia; HI.
C. Herndon, Georgetown KY; Ed
Reetz, Fremont, Neb.; D. K. Dickin-
son, Kansas City and H. G. Beard,
Fremont, Neb.
S. E. Wainwright Of Lenox, Ia,
was second in the cup race with 81
and George Cople, Lake Park, Ia,
third with SO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
women. SAY they
MUST have part
IN PEACE PLANS
SuffFagists Say Working Peo-
pie Must Be Made to Feel
Interest in League
of Nations.

Paris, Feb. 1.-THE inter-allied
suffrage congress today adopted a
resolution proposed by Mrs. Juliet
Barrett Rublee of the United States,
and seconded by Mrs. NJ. G. Fawcett
of England, declaring that the COM
ing peace should be peoples peace,
which it cannot be if women are not
consulted, and that the league of ma
tions should not be an alliance of
governments only, but general al
lance between the peoples Of the
world. The resolution declares that
working people and women must be
made to feel they are a part of the
league of nationss
The commission will invite a com
mittee from the suffrage congress
TO work with it in fixing details.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
CENTRAL HIGH
WINS FAST CAME
BY FIVE POINTS
Commerce Puts Up Game
Fight; Score 6 to 6 at
End of First Half;
KoneCky Is Star.
Central nigh, II; Commerce High. IL.

GenbfA mh&mS Ati COohhHokc0 nAshb A@'
1t was nebody's game until the
final whistle shrilled when Central
Highs basket ball team played the
Commerce High quintet last night
on the Creighton floor finally nos
ing out ahead, II to II.
The final half was draw, s to 6.
BurnhaIr, playing forward, made all
three of Central's field goals in this
period. Camera tied the score a
few minutes before the end of the
half.
Initiating the second half with a
free toss Konecky followed it with
field goal giving Central a three
point lead with Snygge soon reduced
with a field goal shot from the
basket. Shooting two more field
goals Kcnecky sent the tally up to
Is while for several minutes Com
merce was unable to score. The last
three minutes of play was the most
intense of all. Clements made the
only score in this period.
The spirit of the main game was
reflected in the preliminary which
the Central seconds won from the
Commerce reserves, IA to 7. !
Lineup and summaries;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
Creighton Student Body
Get "Pep" at Mass Meeting

Reports Of the speed and accur-
acy in shooting baskets of the
Great Lakes basket ball team has
not dampened the ardor of the
student body at Creighton if the
mass meeting last night is any in
dicaLon. The students practiced
new yells and other means of keep
ing up the pep" of their quintet
when they meet the gobs Saturday
night.
Stock in the chances for a
Crcighton<victory advanced sharply
with the report of the defeat of the
sailors by the Schmeltzers in Kan
sas Gity. The Kansas City profess
SIGNALS, however, have an extreme
~ fast organization and Just nosed
out a victory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
Many Discharged Men
Are Obtaining Positions
Through Bee Want Ads

Many soldiers are being placed
in positions through Bee want ads
which are inserted for discharged
men without charge. Ten soldiers
on an average insert their ads daily
in The Bee and most of these bring
the desired results. Letters from
out in the state have been received
by the want ad department of this
paper. These letters ask The Bee
to furnish the men writing them with
help under the erroneous impression
that The Beeis conducting an en-
pIoyment office.
A typical letter follows:
"If you have a soldier boy that is
a first class general blacksmith
please send him to US. He must be
able to do wagon and plow work and
also know something about horse
shoeing. A good steady job for the
right man."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
is
CAUSE OF LABOR
TROUBLES-LANE.
Appeals to House Education
Committee for Action on
Pending Bill to Pro-
vide Federal Aid.

Washington, Feb. l4.-Illiteraey
was held up as the root of American
industrial labor troubles by Secre-
tary Lane today in appealing to the
house education committee for inn
mediate action on a pending bill to
provide $l2,50O,0O0 federal aid an
nually to states spending like sums
for the education and development
OF illiterates, Passage or the meas
ure at this session was urged by the
secretary as one of the most inn
portant duties of congress.
He said destructive agitation
could be COPIED with and American
ideals understood only when for
eign-born workers understood the
American language.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
Jack Coffey Returned
from Red S0X to Boosters

Boston, Feb. 14.-Three of the
FIVE players obtained late last season
from minor leagues are to be turned
back to their former owners, ac-
cording to an announcement today
by Manager Edward Barrow of the
Boston American. league base bali
team. Outhelder Lawrence Miller
will be returned to the Oakland,
Cal, club; First Baseman George
Cochran will be sent back to Kan
sas City, and Jack Coffey, who
played third base in the closing
games last fall, will be instructed
to report to the Des Moines team.
Pitchers Jean Dubuc, who came
to Boston from Salt Lake City, and
William Pertita, formerly of Los
Angeles, will be taken south on the
Red Sox training trip.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
TodaY's Calendar of sports.

RACING-Wintep meeting at New Or
leans: winter meeting at Havana, Cuba.
GOLF-AIlies' flag tournament at COFO-
nadO Country club, Coronado, Cal.
ATHLETICs-NatiOnaI A. A. U. Junior
indoor track and field championship at
Brooklyn.
MOTOR BOAT--Mldwlnter motor boat
regatta at Miami, Fla.
AUTOMOBILE-Openin Of shows in
Louisville, Minneapolis, Newark, Cleveland
and Albany.
BII4IIARDS-Augie Kieckhefer against
Alfred de Orc &C Chicago for worlds
three-eushi0n championship.
BOXING-Oscar Gardner against Joe
COOns, rounds, at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
ARMY Orders.
tFrom the Bes's washington Bureau }


Washington, D. c., Feb. a.
III Col Alieyne Won Schrader, Medical
corps. "a relieved from duty at the United
states army general hospital, Fort Des
aIoines. Ia. and will proceed to Hoboken,
First IL. Lester Kenneth strate, Medical
corps. IS relieved from duty at Camp
zachary Taylor. KY, and will proceed TO
Mai Henry c. smith. adiutant generals
department. will proceed from Camp Kear-
neF Cal. to Fort d. A. Russell, Wyo.
First 1T Clarence r. Farmer. adjutant
generals department, will proceed from
samp Funston. Kan. to Fort D.. A. Rus
SCH. Wyo.
First 1t Joseph Join Rohner. Dental
corps. is relieved from duty at Camp
Dodge and viii proceed to San Francisco.
Mai George L. King, Ordnance depart
n6ent. ia relieved from duty at Camp Dodge
ana viii proceed to Washington.
First It. Oscar Rudolph Engelmann,
Medical corps, Is relieved from duty at
Fort Crook. Neb., and will proceed to
CAPT Jesse Daniel Wilson. Medical
z1fpa. is relieved from duty ateCamp Dodge
sra win proceed to San Francisco, Cal,
aad take the first available transportation
ID the Philippine Islands.
The following officers. now st United
States army general hospital Fort Det
Moincs. are transferred. to the hospitals
soecified after their names, and for FUR
ther observation and treatments
second II. Louis Stanley Doolttle. IN
Isairy base hospital. Camp Grant, III,
second 1t Richard 7. Davis, infantry
tsse hosbifal Camp Beauregard, La
second Ia Paul AIetcalfe Stauffer, Sani-
tare corps Il relieved from duty ct CamE
nadge ana will proceed 20 Fort Sheridan
TIL
fphrafni f. Graham cavalry, Il relieved
from his present duties At Camp Dodge
an6 Is detailed az professor Of military
sclence and tactics at Columbia Military
academy Columbia. Tenn
second III. George W. Dodds, sdjutani
generals department. will proceed from
earn MsigEs, Washington, D. c. to For
H. AZ Russell. Wyo
Cart Charles Mooney Fitzpatrick. Medi
1al corps ia removed from duty 81 For
pes AIoines and viii proceed TO Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
REIMBURSEMENT
CONGRESS- FREE
TO The PUBLIC
Members Of Legislature to Be
Urged to Adjourn and At
tend TranSmiSsiSSippi
Congress.

"A a meeting of the organization
committee of the Transmississippi
Readiustment congress Thursday
evening it was decided that no ad-
mission would be charged for all ses-
vions Of the congress. The only re-
strietions to voting viii be that per-
sons desiring to vote will register
at the FontenelIe and secure a badge.
Visitors with badges will be ad-
mitted TO the main floor. Visitors
without badges will be admitted to
the balcony.
c. c. George, chairman Of the or
ganization committee, announced
that arrangements had been made to
place festoons of electric lights at
the principal street corners Of the
city in honor of the visitors.
To Invite Legislature.
A committee of three prominent
Omaha citizens will be appointed to
visit the Nebraska legislature Mon
day and invite it to adjourn next
Thursday morning and attend the
congress in a body to hear Hon.
David F. Houston, secretary of
agriculture and Hon. Julius Barnes,
head of the federal food administra-
ton grain corporation.
Special Edition.
Nations Business, the official or
gan of the Chamber of Commerce
Of the United States, will issue a
special edition with full report OF
the Omaha congress. There will be
$4,000 extra copies available for dis
tribution west of the Mississippi
river. The Advertising Selling
league of Omaha will be asked to
organize to dispose of these extra
copies by taking orders during the
convention. Order booths will
probably be erected at the auditor
ium and at the principal hotels.
An invitation will be extended to
all Red Cross chapters in Nebraska
to send delegations to the congress
Thursday morning to hear Gov.
Henry ]. Allen Of Kansas speak on
THE Red Cross in Europe"
Charles M. Wilhelm has been ap-
pointed chairman of the reception
committee to meet the speakers.
governors, mayors, and other prom
inent delegates.
Governor Burnquist of Minnesota
will be invited TO address public
affairs luncheon at the Chamber OF
Commerce Tuesday noon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
6cKGaEi SN9lnmln

Twenty-third street, has received a
letter from her son, Paul Dillon, 10
years old, who is in the radio serv-
ice on board the United States ship
Maxim, telling OF his travels in Japa-
nese and Chinese waters. He en-
listed in Omaha last June and after
short training period in the radio
school at San Francisco left for
Honolulu and the orient.
Lieut. Glen Wallace, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Wallace s0l2 Cum
ing street former lieutenant in the
balloon service and also employed
in the Texas Oil Co., will leave
tomorrow for Houston, Tex.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
Weight Handicap Easily
Overcome by BreedIove

Vernon Breedlove of Council
Bluffs, won a 12-pound handicap
wrestling match from Billy Lutt Of
Tulsa, Okla, at the Council Bluffs
auditorium Thursday night.
Breedlove is the worlds cham
pion featherweight.
Breedlove won the first fall in
1920 minutes and the second in
500 minutes. The champ won the
first fall with a head scissors and
the second with toe-hold. Seven
hundred fans attended the match. !
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15

HAAS is one Of the mainstays Of
the undefeated Great Lakes Train
ing Station Basket bali quintet. OPP
posing teams have found this
former Illinois university star very
difficult to score upon. Besides be-
ing one of the greatest basket ball
guards in the country he is one of
the best foot ball halfbacks in the
middle west. He was selected as
an "all western" half in lol6-17. He
is but one of the all star eombina-
ton which stands in the way of a
Creighton victory Saturday night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
IN THE DIVORCE COURT.

walker D. Hines. director general OF
railroads, has been made a codefendant
IN a divorce action filed in district court
by Esterla NJ. Curtis against Edwin L.
The wife alleges nonsuppors ana ASKS sne
court to require the railroad corpora
ton to be a party in requiring Curtis to
contribute $50 per month to the support
Of his wife and child. Mrs. Curtis 'also
asks for q decree OF divorce and for Gus
tody OF a minor child. Curtis Is rail-
road employe.
Viola jackson alleges in divorce petit
ton that on the second night after ner
marriage to Charles. May 20, 1915 he
took all Of her clothes ana tried to dis
pose OF them. She further alleges that
jackson complained Of her cooking ana
that he chased her from their home sew
eral times and threatened to stab her. She
asks the court to grant her decree OF
divorce.
Myrtle sehuman charges Frank W.
with nonsupport. They were married on
July II, 1918. petition for a decree
Of divorce has been filed.
William F. HenhIng alleges In 3 divorce
petition that during 1914 Pearl L., leo
him to believe that she had completed
the formallties OF obtaining a divorce. lie
states that he filed voluntary appear
ance before an attorney and since that
time verify believed that he, had been
legally released from Pearl. He further
states that three months ago he was
informed that his wife did not obtain de-
cree OF divorce and now he intends Il
obtain one on his own account.
Sarah Freed wishes to Ae freed nom
| Charles to whom she was married IN
Council Bluffs. June. 1912. Extreme
cruelty IL alleged.
Tnlie and James Piper were married in
] Omaha June II, 1918. The wife now wants
a decree Of divorce on the grounds Of non
support
Anna Bishop has been granted decree
Of divorce from Hiram on the grounds Of
nonsupport
Bernics Duncan has applied for decree
OF divorce from Earl, whom she charges
1 with nonsupport. They were married IN
Omaha, September II, 1911. Mrs. Duncan
asks also for custody Of two children by
a former marriage.
A petition for divorce filed BY Emsline
/ ouinlan charges William with nonsuppoFt
They were married at Oakland, CAL
November IL, 1907.
Edgar Wiley alleges that Louise re.
eeived IAN endearing letter from one Of
her gentleman friends;' that she refused
to care for him on the occasion Of a
broken arm, and that she nagged him
They were married ct Guthrie, okl, De-
cember 15, 1910 Mr.. Wiley asks for .
decree Of divorce.
Il Daisy Connof has pstitioned for q de-
cree OF divorce and restoration Of hel
former name Of Wolfe, She alleges thai
Joshua has been guilty OF nonsupport.
Mabel n. Horn has applied in district
court for q decree Of divorce from
Charles, alleging that be struck her with
buggy whip and that on January 30
1913. he deserted her In Omaha shs
was married IN Grand Island, September
IA 1915, when she was II years old.
winnie y. Campbell has applied for Z
divorce from Sherman. whom she charges
with cruelty and neglect. They were mar
ried In Colorado during 1912.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
Scout Revolt Reports.

Paris, Feb. l4.-Discussing reports
of a revolt in Roumania, the Petit
Partisan says editorially they should
be regarded cautiously. It says that
official circles have no knowledge
of an insurrection. A Bucharest dis
patch, dated Tuesday, received by
the Roumanian legation here, made
no mention Of any trouble.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15

Sergt Robert ]. Thompson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Thompson,
Twenty-hfth and Dodge streets, has
returned to his home, having been
honorably discharged after eight
months service.
w. A. Rathsack, president OF the
Security State bank, received tele-
gram from his son, Private Herbert
Rathsack, headquarters company
Forty-sixth coast artillery. that he
arrived safely in New York from
France.
Mrs. D. B. Dillon, so North
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
What This Man Saw in Bees
Wonderful Heart Of Omaha

picture is picture to each and every who sees
it, but to very few is it puzzle-proben to work and
think on.
Thousands saw the "Heart of Omaha as Seen by the
Balloon Observersan unusual picture recently printed
the rotrogravure section of The Bee many commented
few looked again. but man, Father Rigge, director
of the observatory Creighton university in puz
zle to work and think out.
The following letter explains the result:
Prof. Rigge's Letter.
Omaha, February H. 1919
Editor of The Bee
regard that beautiful picture Of the Hart Omaha
Seen by Balloon Observers in the Skies that published
other data than this picture itself and the city
THAT the balloon about 5000 feet high directly the
boulevard moving south from HnscOm park half between
Martha and CASTELAR, streets
2That the tilted 80 18 degrees downward and
pointed towards Eighteenth street and Capitol
Focus Of Camera.
3Tha the focal length of the that would have taken
this picture directly without enlargement lax inches
THAT the balloon could see at least 96 miles
the picture large enough
determine the time, which probably about m
the day year. and the abb
of smoke show that the wind probably
northwest and the day possibly Sunday
identical that the observers
at the te should hold the picture IA inches away then
tilt until the upper edge of the paper
below level of the The dstinctness buildings
be wonderfully improved fist telescope with the
possible aperture. WILLIAM F. RIGGE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15
Special Regulations on
Cold STORAGE EqqS Are Off

! Washington, Feb. l4.-All special
regulations applying to egg dealers
and cold storage of eggs, includ-
ing fixed price~margins, were with
drawn today by the food admins
tration.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-15

Totals 900. s II
Fouls (personals) Central High: Burn
ham (s). Sysoboda (2) and Logan. Com
nerce High: Mahoney, Bernstein and
Slane.
Officials: Verne Moore, referee; Gene
Russum, scorer; N, ]. Weston, timekeeper.
Time OF halves, 20 minutes.