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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
TWO STEP-FATHERS
MET VIOLENT DEATHS

WACO, Texas. Dec. l2.-Thc
father and second step father Of
Bernie Conally, 10 year old Waco
youth whose third step father has
admitted Staying him in Stephen
vile, were killed in Waco.
Sam Connally, first husband
Of Mrs. Snow, was murdered here
several years ago by negro high
jackers.
After Conally's death she married
Wiley McGreggor and divorced him
After Conally's death she married
ago she married w. H. Polston,
murdered Is months ago while he
lay asleep in park. The person
who beat in Polston's head with a
Jagged stone has never been found.
No trace can be found here Of
Mrs. Snow and her mother, Mrs.
5. A. Olds, who are said by Snow to
be in Waco. Kin and acquaintance
aged peddler who was mysteriously
deny having seen them for months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
TAX MEASURE
CETSAPPROVAZ
Bill Expected to Pass
Soon in Present Form
Despite Opposition
fBv The Associated Press.D

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec 12-The
1926, ,000 tax reduction bill reached
the test stage in the house today and
on Monday some OF its major provisions
will be taken up for approval.
More than twenty hours of debate on
he measure this week developed gen
eral endorsements from both democrats
and republicans but the bill faces at
least dozen amendments which will
be offered next week on vital points.
Sponsors of the measure which was
framed by the ways and means commit
tee, predicted tonight. however, that it
would be approved by the house before
the end of next week and practically
without change.
The bipartisan character of the
bill has won support for it during the
long debate from both sides of the
chamber. Representative Garrett of
Tennessee, the democratic leader, today
gave it his endorsement, though he op-
posed vigorously the provision to give
life appointment to members cf the
board of tax appeals.
Scattering opposition also appeared
during the weeks discussion to the
proposed fifty percent reductions in
the maximum surtax and inheritance
tax rates. Fights against these two
and the tax board provisions are ex-
pected to constitute the most serious
opposition when the bill is taken up
Monday for amendments.
The opposition apparently is not or
ganized on party lines against any of
the provisions and Representative
Green, republican, Of Iowa, chairman
of the ways and means committee, and
Representative Garner of Texas, rank
ing democrat on the committee. were
prepared tonight to lead the fight for
complete approval of the comprom,8e
measure. Mr. Green has served notice
he will not sanction any increase IN
reductions of taxes proposed in the bill
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
INDIAN FIGHTER, 60,
DIES in KENTUCKY
fBy The Associated Press. }

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 12-Brig
Gen. Roger D. Williams. retired arms
officer, Indian fighter and big game
hunter, died at his home here this aft.
ernoon. He was 60 years old.
General Williams, native Of Bour-
bon County, Kentucky, rounded out Q
life of adventure as commander Of the
Seventy-sixth brigade, thirty-eighth d.
vision during the world war. A close
friend of the late Theodore Roosevelt,
the former president had expressed
wish to have him as one Of his officers
If he had been commissioned and sent
to France with troops during the war
In 1916 he commanded sector OF
the Rio Grande and was with General
Pershing's punitive expedition into
Mexico in August, 1916.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
LAST Mine VICTIMS
TOBE BURIED TODAY

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec 12-S1n-
day will bring the last or the fHHgrag
rites for 52 men who were killed fn
OvertOn mine number on Thursdas-
Burial Of the dead began todsT ami
final tributes were paid t0 half tne
number i'm Overton and sHrro1ndfnG
churches.
While relatives of the dead wer-
bent in sorrow, state and federal afff-
Gals proceeded with an exhaustive -
vestigatiOu Of the explosives which part
~ wrecked the minc and entOmbsd fp1r
score men.
Officials Of the Alabama Fuel and
Iron company. owners of the prcverfF-
said they expected Co renew operations
early next week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
American Bankers
Buy Foreign Stock

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 12.-Acquisi
tion Of an interest in the Disconto-Gsel IL
schaft bank Of Berlin was announced to-
day by Dillon, Read and company and
their associates, who have purchased a
large block Of shares for investment
The institution is one Of the so-called
Sd" banks of Germany, ranking with
the Deutche Bank, the Dresdnerbank
and the Darmstaedter National, and is
Interested in the management of more
than six hundred German corporations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
Offers No Reason
For Decapitation

FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. 12.-Snow
offered no reason for the deeapitation
The prisoner offered no explanation
as to the finding Of piles Of bones by
the authorities at his farm today, MOI
could he say why he had decapitated
his stepson.
Il don't know why" he said u
can't explain how felt at that time
when / was there alone on that noun
tain top with the corpse. ! must have
been crazy then. ] didn't do it to con
ceal the crime I had committed.
Says Boy Threatened Him
Snow said he and his step son had
never quarreIed before the day of the
killing. Connally had been around the
place most Of the day, and about dusk
Continued From Page Two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
Methodist Endorse
Free Chinese Tariff
(By The Associated Press.)

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. f2.---The ex-
ecutive committee Of the board Of mis-
sions Methodist Episcopal church, South
has endorsed resolutions passed by the
China mission Of the denomination fa-
voring full tariff autonomy for China
and abolition of the extra territoriality.
The decision was given in executive ses-
sion of the committee and announced at
Southern Methodist headquarters here
tonight.
The committee favored a call to the
church for special prayer for China,
particularly in behalf of her student
body that theysmay understand the real
message Of Christianity. The action Of
the China mission was presented by
Miss Mabel X. Howell, who. together
with DR.. W. W.. Pinson, is secretary Of
Oriental missions on the board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
The WEATHER

East Texas: Sunday partly cloudy;
Mondav. unsettled probably showers
colder in north portion.
West Texas: Sunday and Monday
partly cloudy colder Monday.
Louisiana: Sunday partly cloudy;
Monday unsettled, probably local show
iefs.
Arkansas, Sunday partly cloudy, some
Ehat colder III iiorth portions; Monday
probably showers colder. l. "A
Oklahoma: Sunday partly cloudy;
Mopday unsettled colder,
aslSsAaSA lass eel f3fafs s14.sA 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
Body Of Youth Found
After Hunting Trip

MESQUITE. Tex, Dec. i2.-The body
Of Otto Riggs, IS, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. A. Riggs, was found in pasture near
New Hope today with a wound in the
head presumably caused by the dis
charge of shot gun The Riggs boy
and another about the same age were
hunting Friday afternoon. The other
boy appeared at his home at dusk.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
Two Oklahoma Women
Diesas Train Hits Auto

DUNCAN, Okla, Dec. IL Mrs. Ennis
McLendon and her niece, Miss Laynee
McLendon, both Of Duncan, were in
stantly killed two miles south Of here
late today when the automobile in
which they were riding was struck oy
a southbound Rock Island passenger
train
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
DELAY ELECTION
IN MEXICO
Kill One Resisting Dis
arning Order; Irregu-
larities Charged

MEXICO CITY. Dee. l2--The HnunIr-
ipaI elections which we're to hare been
held tomorrow Sunday have been
postponed for 72 hours. one Of TIRE con
tending political parties having secured
a writ Of habeas corpus irregularities
BY the electoral council are charged
One civilian was killed today resist
ing the prediction disarmament order
after he had seriously wounded 20
liccman. The authorities in suburban
towns are reported TO be- evadlng IN
twO-day disarmament measure bT the
issuance Of a special police permit fp
friends desirOns of retaining thetr
weapons during the elections
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
q on Barge Adrift
Rescued Near Florida

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 12.-Rescue Of the
22 men aboard the barge Altamaha,
adrift on the Gulf since a week ago
Friday, was reported to the local office
Of the Tampa Coal company tonight by
the coast guard cutter Tallapoosa. Re-
ports stated that the barge was in tow
and would reach here tomorrow about
noon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13

MARY GARDEN EATS
SPINACH FOR BEAUTY

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.--Sit in the
sunshine lightly clothed and eat
spinach to the music of a jaz.
band if you want to stay young,
advises Mary Garden who has re-
turned to Chicago for season Of
grand opera. Spinach is one of
the best helps in the world in re-
tanning youth. love spinach
and look at me-"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13
REPORTER TRYs BEGGING

CHIGAGO-A Chicago Tribune re-
porter. assigned to find out If beggar
can get an much money as he could
earn by working as an unskilled day
laborer, culled s2.g5 in six hours Of pan
handling in the loop. One man in TWEEN
ty contributed, but women were seorn-
full, timid or frightened. The "colIe,-
tion" went into the good fellowship
fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13

Advertising, backed up by. competent
sales service, will go long way to-
ward eliminating the mail order house
from the field.t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-13

Some of our newspaper friends up the
state sometimes 60 a little astray in
their eaitarial comment on the Valley.
The sSan Antonio News, in comment
ing on the truck shipments from the
Valley this year. says that, record
breaking movement out of the Valley is
not news, measured by Charles A.
TContinued on Page Four.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
De Luxe Edition
and fine bindings.


From An Old House, Joseph
Hergesheimer, $1,000.
The Red Badge of Courage, Ste
phen Crane, $50.
Gardcns-A note book of plans
and sketches, J. c. n. Forester,
$1,000.
The Old Mission Churches and
Historic Houses of California,
Rexford Newcomb, $500.
Spanish Gardens and Patios,
Mildred Arthur Byne, $500.
Edgar Allen Poe Letters Till
Now Unpublished, $500. Limited
list edition. Mary Newton Stan
ard.
William Blake, His Philosophy
and Symbol, $1,000.
Washington's Southern Tour,
$500, A. Henderson.
Colonial Furniture of New Eng
land, l.. w. Lyon, $1,000.
The Book OF Old Ships, Henry
Culver, $4,000.
Gods COLLINS and Ghosts, $40.
The weird tales of the Far East,
Bertha Lum.
The Twilight of the Gods, 5000.
Richard Gnrnctt illustrated by
Henry Keen.
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The Fiction of the Day.

You have both men and women
friends. who will appreciate
book of fiction this Christmas.
The Glorios Apollo, Barring
ton, $3.50.
Holiday edition, $500.
Ruben and Ivey Sen, Louise
Jordan Min, $500.
Cousin Jane, Harry Leon W.T.
son, $2.G0.
The Ancient Highway, James
Oliver Curwood, $500.
Thunder On tine Left, Christie
pher Marley, $500.
The Crystal Cup, Gertrude Ath-
erton, $500.
The Strolling Saint, Rafael Sa-
batini, $500.
Fire Crackers, Carl Van Vich-
ten, $3.50.
The Professor House, Villa
Gather. $500.
Wind, Annomous, $500.
The Power and the Holy, Gil
bert Parker, $500.
The Son of His Father, Harold
Bell Wright, $500.
The Keeper of The Bees, Gene
Stratton Porter, $500.
Mad Marriage, George Gibbs,
$500.
Benoni, Knut Harrison, $3.50.
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Books for Boys.

The Boys Lie of Theodore
Roosevelt, III. Hagedorn, S1.75.
The Boys Life of Mark Twain,
A. b. Paine, S1.75.
The Boys Life of Edison, W.
Meadocraft, S1.75.
Heroes of The Army In Amer
lea. c. Morris, $1.50.
Days of the Pioneer, L. Lamp
sey, $3.50.
The King of the Mountains, Z.
Abbott, $1.50.
Nobody's Boy, Hector Malot,
$50.
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Books for Boys, Girls

p This edition should be in every
child's room. Beautiful bound,
print and paper excellent. iIlustra-
tons in color Of just the fairy at
mosphere to charm the magma
ton Of the child.
Per volume, S1.50.
Vinzi, Johanna Spyri.
Heidi, Johanna Spryi.
Mazli, Johnna Spyri.
Cornelli, Johanna Spyri.
A Child's Garden Of Verses,
Robert Louis Stevenson.
The Little Lame Prince and
other stories, Miss Mulock.
Gulliver's Travels, Jonathan
Swift.
The Water Babies, Charles
Kingsley.
Pinocchio, c. Collodi.
Robinson Crusoe, Daniel De
Foe.
The Cuckoo Clock, Mrs. Moles-
worth.
The Princess and the Goblin,
George Mcdonald.
The Princess and Curdie, George
Mac Donald.
At the Back of the North Wind,
George Mcdonald.
A Dog of Flanders, "Orida."
Bimbi, Ouida.
Mopsa, the Fairy, icon Ingel-
low.
Tales of Fairyland, Ferguson
Hume.
Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales.
The Swiss Family, Robinson.
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Louis Rhead
Series, each SITS

Each volume contains more than
100 black and white illustrations
by Louis Rhcad. beautiful colored
Jacket. cover inlay and frontis-
piece by Frank Schoonover, and is
bound in a special reinforced lib
rary binding. Volumes in this
set:
Hans Brinker or the Silver
Skates, by Mary Mapes Dodge.
King Arthur and His knights,
by Sir James Knowles.
Arabian Nights Entertainment.
Grimm's Fairy Tales.
Gulliyer's Travels.
Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales.
Robin Hood.
Kidnapped.
Robinson Crusoe.
The Swiss Family Robinson.
Tom Browns School Days
Treasure Island.
Tales From Shakespeare.
The Fairy Book.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Books on Travel

To the Alaps Of Chinese Tibit, j.
w. S. C. j. Gregory, $500.
Kaskmire In Sunlight and
Shade, Tynedale-Biscoe, $500.
The England of Dickens, w.
Dexter, $3.50.
The Oregon Trail, +. Parker,
$500.
Fair Touraine, stories and le-
gends of the Loire, Margaret Aui-
ton, $1,000. s,r
Tibet Past and Present, Sir
Charles Bell, $500.
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Standard Sets.

Kipling, 10 vols, per set $3.50.
Stevenson, 10 vols, per set, $3.50
Hawthorne, 6 vols, per set, $500
Alexander Dumas per set, $500.
Three Musketeer Series, 4 vols.
$500.
James f. Cooper, 6 vols, per
set, $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Biographies
Outstanding Today

Twenty-Five years, 1S92-191G,
Viscount Grey, 2 vol, cloth, $40.
Mark Twains Autobiography, .
vols, cloth, $40.
Selections from the correspond.
ence of Theodore Roosevelt and
Henry Cabot Lodge, $40.
Theodore Roosevelt and His
Times, J. Il. Bishop, = vols, cloth
binding, $40. "a
Robert Louis Stevenson. A crit
ical biography, 2 vols, $500.
The life of Charles Dickens.
Memorial edition, John Foster, 2
vols, cloth, S15.
Leaves From War Diary,
Major General James Hartford,
$500. o., ,ss. -..s ,-..-.
Ny Life and Memories, Joseph
i. G. Clarke, $3.50.
John Keats, Sir Sidney Cilvin,
$50.
Josephine. Napoleon's Empress,
C. $. Forester, $500.
Byron, Ethel Colburn Mayne,
$500.
Byron In England, Samuel c.
Chew, $3.50.
A Man From Maine, f. w. Box,
$500.
Lady Suffolk and Her Circle,
Lewis Melville, $500.
The Story of Varied Life, W.
s. Rainsford, $500.
Washington Irving Esq, George
s. Hellman, $500.
Unwritten History, Casino Ham
ilton, $500.
Anatole France Himself, His
Secretary Jean Jacque Brosson,
$500.
Howard Pyle, a chronicle, c. ID.
Abbott with many illustrations
from Howard Pyles work, 5000.
Eugene Fields Creative Tears,
c. III. Dennis, $500.
An Old Fashioned Senator, John
Sharpe Williams, $500.
Edgar Salter, His Wife, Marie
Saltus, $500.
Thomas Nelson Page, Roosevelt
Page, $1.50.
Mark Twain's Letters BY Big
low Paine, y vols. $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Books.

On and About San Antonio.
The Tanning of The Frontier,
chapter on San Antonio, by Dora
Neill Raymond, $500.
Romantic San Antonio, Harvey
Partridge Smith, 35c.
History and Legends of The Ala
mo and other Missionaries, Adina
DE Zavala, $1.OO.
Texas Emblems, Mann Hillary
Harrison, $1.OO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
The Gift That LaSts...And Recalls the FriendlinesS
of the Giver Long Into the Future

The Sandman's Forest, by louis
Dodge, illustrated in color by Paul
Branson.
The Sandman's Mountain, by
Louis Dodge, illustrated in color
by Paul Branson.
How IL Came About Stories, by
+. Il. Lindcrman. illustrated in
color by Garlic Sichel Boog.
Indian Oldham Stories, by F.
b. Linderman, illustrated in color
by c. NJ. Russell.
Indian Why Stories, by +. 3.
Linderman, illustrated in color by
c. NJ. Russell.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Just Issued,
9Oc Per Volume

The works of Robert L. Stevenson
South Sea Edition.
An Inland Voyage, Travels with
a Donkey.
Virginibus Puerisque, ethical pa
pers, Edinburgh: picturesque
notes. .'t..f. ..
New Arabian Nights.
The Amateur Emigrant, The
Silverado Squatters.
Familiar Studies of Men and
Books. Criticisms.
Treasure Island.
Prince Otto.
The Dynamiter.
Plays. ..s4Hsz.s
DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. HIDE. 9th
er stories, fables.
Kidnapped.
The Merry Men and other Tales.
Memories and Portraits. Ran
u0m Memories.
Poems. Volume /, A Child'S
Garden of Verses. Underwood's,
Songs of Travel, Moral ekiblems.
Poems, Volume II, Ballads, New
Poems.
Memoir of Fleming Jenkin.
Records of a Family Of Engineers.
The Black Arrow.
The Master of Ballantrac.
The Wrong Box, the Body
Snatcher.
In the South Seas.
= The Wrecker.
David Balfour.
Island Nights Entertainments
The Misadventures of John Mich.
olson.
The Ebb-Tide, Some Unfinished
Stories.
st. Ives.
vailima Papers, A Footnote to
History.
Essays on Literature, on Ma
ture, Juvenilia.
Weir of Hermiston. Some I'm
finished Stories.
Letters, volumes. Index to
Volumes, South Seas Edition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Books on Art.
Each $1.25.

Each S1.2J.
Bcllini, by George Hay.
Botticelli, by Henry B. Binns.
Boucher, by Haldane Macfall.
Burns-Jones, by A. Lys Baldry.
Carlo Dolci, by George Hay.
Chardin, by Paul G. Konody.
Constable, by c. Lewis Hind.
Corot, by Sydney Allnutt.
Delacroix, by =. G.. Konody.
Durer, by II. c. a. Furst.
Fra Angelica, by J. Mason.
Fragonard, by G. Haldane Mac
fall. No.
, Fra LiPpo ,Lippi.s bysSPapl G.
Konody.
Franz Halls, by Edgccumbc
Staley.
Gainsborough, by Max Roths-
child.
Greuze, by Alys Eyre Mackin.
Hogarth, by C. Lewis Hind.
Holbein, by S. l.. Bensusan.
Holman Hunt, by Mary e.
Colcridge.
Ingres, by A. J. Finberg.
Lawrence, by S. /. Bensusan.
Leighton, by A. Lys Baldry.
Leonardo da Vinci, by NJ. W.
Rockwell.
Luini, by James Mason.
Mantegna, by Mrs. Arthur Bell,
Memlinc, by W. II. James
Weale.
Millais, by A. Lys Baldry.
Millet, by Percy NJ. Turner.
Niurilio, by s. i. Bensusan.
Perugino, by Selwyn Brinton.
Roeburn, by James l.. Cav.
Raphael, by Paul X. Konody.
Rembrandt, by Josef Israels.
Reynolds, by S. J.. Bensusan.
Romney, by c. Lewis Hind.
Rossetti, by Lucien Pissarro.
Rubens, by s. L. Bensusan.
Sargent, John s., by 7. Martin
Wood.
Tintoretto, by S. L. Bensusan.
Titan, by S. l.. Bensusan.
Turner, by C. Lewis Hind.
Van Dyck, by Percy NJ. Turner.
Van Syck.
Velazquez, by S. l.. Bensusan.
Vigee lie Brun, by c. Haldane
Macfall.
Vatican, by G.. Lewis Hind.
Watts, by W. Lotus Hare.
Whistler, by 4. Martin Wood.
John s. Sargent, His Wife and
Work, VIM. Howe DOwnes, SS.OO.
My Life in Art, COnstantin
Stanislavisky, $500.
Famous Painters Of America, j.
w. McSpadden, $3.50.
A Short History of Art, Julia
b. De Forest, $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Popular Books
for Girls.

Little Women, Miss Alcott,
S1.50.
Holiday edition, $500.
Burberry Gate, Jane Abbott,
SIZE.
Little Aunt Emmie, Alice Il.
Allen, $1.75.
Emily Climbs, L. NJ. Montgom-
cry, $500.
Peggy's Prize Cruise, S1.75.
Pollyanna of the Orange Bios
SONS, II. l.. Smith, $500.
Pollyanna, Eleanor Porter, 75c.
Nobody's Girls. Hector Malot,
S1.50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
Scribner's
Illustrated
Classics, each $3.50.

The most welcome news for years
past in the field of childrep's
books il the reduction IN price
of this handsome series, which is
one of the most important group
of books for boys and girls ever
publishec. These classics, whose
beautiful color illustrations have
established the regulations of
some OF the foremost illustrators,
such as n. c. Wyeth. Maxfield
Parrish and Jessie Wilcox Smith.
can now be obtained for the uni
form price of $3.50. which rep
resents n reduction Of almost one
third from previous prices. The
complete series follows
David Balfour. by Robert Louis
Stevenson, illustrated in color by
n. C. Wyeth.
Quentin Durward. by Sir Wal
ter Scott, Bart, illustrated in col
or by C.. Bosseron Chambers.
Peter Pan and Wendy. by J. NJ.
Barrie, illustrated in color by Md
bel Lucie Attwcll.
Poems of American Patriotism,
chosen by Brander Matthews, IL
Illustrated in color by n. c. Syeth.
The Scottish Chiefs, by Jane
Porter. edited by Kate Douglas
wiggin and Nora Archibald Smith,
illustrated i'll color by n. Z. Nyeth.
Westward Ho! by Charles
Kingsley, illustrated in color by
N. c. Wyeth.
Grimm's Fairy Tales, selected
and illustrated in color by Ele-
more Abbott.
Peter Pan in Kensington Gar
dens. by J. NJ. Barrie, illustrated
by Arthur Rackham.
Peter and Wendy, by J. NJ. Bar
RE. illustrated in color by f. ID.
Bedford.
The Last of the Mohicans, by
J. Fenimore Cooper, illustrated in
color by n. C. Wyeth.
The Mysterious Island, by Jules
Verne, illustrated in color by n.
c. Wyeth.
The Boys King Arthur, by Sid
ney Lanier. illustrated i'll color by
n. C. Wyeth.
The Black Arrow, by Robert
Louis Stevenson. illustrated in
color by n. c. Wyeth.
Kidnapped. by Robert Louis
Stevenson, illustrated in color by
n. C. Wyeth.
Treasure Island, by Robert
Louis Stevenson, illustrated in
color by n. @. Wyeth.
The Arabian Nights, edited by
Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora
Archibald Smith, illustrated in col
or by Maxfield Parrish.
A Child's Garden of Verses, by
Robert Louis Stevenson, illustrat-
ed in color by Jessie. Wilcox
Smith.
The Wind in the Willows. by
Kenneth Grahame, illustrated IN
color by Nancy Harnhart.
Little Lord Fauntleroy, by Fran
ces Hodgson Burnett.
Poems Of Childhood. by Eugene
Field, illustrated in color by Max
field Parrish.
A Little Princess. by Frances
Hodgson Burnett. illustrated in
color by Ethel Franklin Bets.
Hans Brinker. or the Silver
Skates, by Mary Mapes Dodge. il
Illustrated in color by George Whar-
ton Edwards.
The Boy Immigrants. by Noah
Brooks, illustrated in color by ii.
j. Dunn.
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