THE BEE: OMAHA.' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1920.
Widow's Family
In Need of Shoes;
, Will You Help?
1' rail Mother Slaving to Feed
IIuiietv Children Your
Gift to Bee Fund Will
Bring Comfort
Christmas todav! Bitter cold.
nd to think that stilL there are
some poor little children, huddled
in wretched homes, who would be
made happy if they could just have
shoes, warm shoes to shut out win
der's coldl
We k-nriw nf one hnmff where" a
itruggling widow in failing hrtijth
attics for her four small children,
All day she bends over the wash
ub, and irons far into the night
whenl the four are asleep together
iti their one bed.
All Need Shots. '
All need shoes and are just about
to be reached by The Bee's Free
Shoe fund. ' A few are ahead . of
them in line..
' If you possibly can help this great
ii-ause, send something now and
know that on Christmas dav some
wistful kiddie will be made happy
with t much-needed shoes, through
your' generosity. '
Send your contribution to The
Deo office NOW.
And, as Tiny Tim said, "God bless
;s. every erne."
The people have been extremely
'onerous to this fund. The Bee, in
the naine of many happy children,
thanks the army of contributors.
Honor Roll.
I'wvlmiHly reimrti-d SI.S43.O0
Thlrt-flv ilollarn from Men of the I'.
. vy Krcriiitiug Mnilun as follows;
i.t. ( urn. K. . j.awdrr
' llr. .linklnn
f'lllef Yroniun Kocon
Chief Yeoman Younger
('onimlNary Steward Barbell....
Yromiin foato
Thief (.niiner'H Mnte WIrkIim ..
Chief Klectririnn tinllaKher
Plmrinnrlxt'j Mate Ttvlfford
Chief Storekeeper Biiwon
Chief MarlilnM' Mate I rick
Chief Curprnter'a Mate (ionlil ....
Chief ( onmilwary Steward Berge
nia k
Ship Cook Cturliek
Chief Watertender (illlespy
H'aterlender I.eaMiire
tiunner'H Mate Stafford
Shipflttrr Martin
KiMtowaln'it Mate Harrla
Chief tinnner'x Male Kunire
Chief ItoatNwaln'N Mate Keith . . .
Chief Hoatnwnin'K Mate Nelson
Chief (iunner's Mate Sawyer ....
Odd rhanve from All Hands . .
Fifth tirade School, tUbbon, b..
Margaret KuMiuion
Mrs. J. B. B
(irorge B. Prim
Josephine and Milton 'Newman
r'lrst Trnst Company
School District No. 27, Platte Co.
Kids' Friend, North Bend, Neb. . .
Charles K. Smith
K. J. I'pdeKraff
Ralph Kitchen
B. B. K
S. C. Wilson, Bartrand. Neb
Cash
Rural Club. Overton, Neb
Muster Paul Llndstedt. Stroms
buric, Neb
Alrlend ,
An Old Codirer
Cush
Ada M. Chamberllu X.UO
Mary lie Gallic ,.
Clara Huwley
Robert l. Neely
W. H. Later
Mrs. (jus Krantx
W. B. Ornhara
Alfred lllmim
, W. M.Clure
Mrs. Benjamin 8. Baker
A IVIend 7.li
A Friend. Missouri Valley, la.. - 3.0
, Air. and Mrs. John Merlcb, Jw-,
rues co. .i.vw
Cash S.OO
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Musselmnn,
Osceola. Neb
A Former Carrier
A. W. Anderson, Council Bluffs...
Bobby aVheffler. California Jet.,
la. (Vltterty Bond Coupon)
Mr. JTt jr ,. .
Nllen K. shannon, New York
Dr. Charles M. KUlott, Hooper.'. ,
f'alTert I.lnriuutst
T. J. R
MY A, K
A Friend
W, A. Lacy
H. K
K j. Simons
Mary C- Newton, M'eeplns Water
Mr. 'arl St raw n
Mr. Jos, Kabourek
Walter V. Macartney, Tork Neb.
Mr. F. T
Hostettler Enterprises
A. M. H
Mr. and Mrs. D. Donaran, Auburn
Cash ,
Charles T Trimble
Out-of-Town Friend
Business Men Told
Christ Spirit Would
Solve All Problems
Rev. Thomas Cast.dy spoke to a
packed audience in tne Chamber of
Commerce dining rooms yesterday,
following a special Christmas
luncheon given the members and
their guests by the executive com
mittee. His subject was "Tho
Spirit of Christmas."
'Vc are assembled here today to
pay homage to and commemorate
the coming of the Redeemer of
mankind," he said.
centuries ago He w
stable , at Bethlehem.
right and meet that
gather in the manner
today to do Him hon
Mr. Casady declare
mas day should ever
uppermost in the min;
More than 20
as born in a
It is only
each year we
that we have
or."
d that Christ-
serve to keep
:1s of men the
fact that in Him they can find a so
lution of all their perplexing prob
lems, whether they be individual,
collective, national or international.
He was introduced by Kobert S.
Trimble, who presided as toast-master.
Finland has only one linen factory.
Judge Releases Boys From
Riverview for Christinas
i Ten boys sent to Riverview home
by Judge Sears two weeks ago for
stealing a quantity of home brew
from a cellar and passing the
"drinks" out . among their school
mates were allowed to go home yes
terday for Christmas by Acting
iilveuile Judge Leslie. Another lad,
reft Lehman, a member of the gang,
must spend Christmas at Riverview
because he "cussed when and where
he pleased" and refused to stop when
requested to do so by the matron.
Bee want ads ajre best business
getters.
, Notd Actress Dies.
Pasadena, Cal., Die. 24. Mrs
Sophia Monson, once an actress o
world fame, died at her home here,
age 78. Mrs. Monson was the last
surviving member of 'the original
cast at the Norwegian National
theater, established hrl862 by Ole
Bull.
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W orld War Veteran and
Italian Bride of Day
Die of Asphyxiation
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Newark, N. J., Dec. 24. A small
dark-eyed girl who arrived here yes
terday from Naples, and her soldier
hero, Rocco Bmiljo, whose bride she
became a few hours later, were found
dead from asphyxiation in their
snug Academy avenue apartment.
A month ago in Italy, Carmalla re
ceived money for steamship fare and
with it note: "Come to me my
sweetheart, and we will be married
at Christmas time."
After the simple wedding at Ellis
Island yesterday, relatives of Bruillo
feasted the veteran and his bride.,
The celebration lasted iuto the early
fiours of this morning. When the
couple retired, it is believed Car
malla, who at home was used to oil
lamps, blew out the gas.
Fanners Seek to Force
Creamery to Bankruptcy
Four Sarpy ' county farmers to
lay filed a petition in federal court
to force the Waterloo Creamery
company, Omaha, into bankruptcy:
The farmers claim they arc un
able to collect $1,200 due them for
ihe sale of milk and cream to the
creamery and assert that while they
have been unable to collect, others
have collected from the company.
They also assert, that the company
has diverted its funds to other cor
porations with which it is allied.
Tne farmers filing the petition
r.rc: Henry Rinker, Papillion; Paul
Teriinger, Papillion; George Cardes,
Tort Crook and John Pcrling,
I -retna. ;
Local Dry Goods Company
Entertains Its Employe
About 500 employes of M. E.
Smith it Co. were treated to a rous
ing jollification and turkey dinner
, Friday, fioon. Both factory -and
wholesale employes met in the big
cafe', which was decorated with
( liti'cima trnrc 911H l.Mlc a,il n
juyed a meal replete jvith all the
delicacies of the seasJn. , Speeches,
music and singing were followed
by a general gift distribution.
Whisky $30 a Case.
M Paso, Tex.. Dec. 24. Thirty
dollars a case is the price Juarez
bootleggers are quoting for-Mexican
whisky, delivered in El Paso homes
for Christmas, according to an an
Vnouncenieut today by W. W. Car
neuter, coikctur of customs here.
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STANDING within the gentle
benediction of this hqly holiday
we find ourselves "wishing. "
For everyone who reads these lines we are
"wishing" a Christmas stocking that will fill
his every need.
WE ARE WISHING-
For those who are separated from loved ones a happy
reunion.
For those who are sick the touch of healing. , :
For those who grieve release from pain.
For those who hunger bountiful supply.
For the poor the riches of a contented mind.
For the rich the wealth of a clear conscience.
For the haughty the blessing of an humble thought.
For the proud the vision of the simple truth.
For the fearful the faith that makes men brave.
For the motherj-fruition of her purest dreams.
For the father realization of his fondest hopes. 1
For the business man courage and prosperity.
For the laborer prosperity and courage:
For the children of the castle the joy of sacrifice
and the ability to understand why it is more blessed to give
than to receive:
For the children of the poor stockings filled with
gifts, hearts filled with love, lips overflowing with laughter.
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For the children of Europe Ah, that's the tender
spot of the world todayh-for the ihildren of Europe "Weed
their hearts of weariness, scatter every care down i wake of
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angel wings winnowing tne air.
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