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MacNider Talks
at Convention
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Unity of Principle Between
. Two Bodies Proclaimed by
Legion Heid Amid
. , Cheeri of Meeting.
Cincinnati, June 17-(By A! P.)
Unity la th principles of both the
Ameritn Legion ind the American
Federation of Labor was proclaimed
Jrt at the federation' convention
by leaden of both organisations
amid the applause of the convention
delegates, who . include practically
every prominent labor leader in the
country. ,
"The American Federation of
Labor and the American Lesion."
laid Hanford MacNider, the Legion
commander, both have at common
enemiei those who aeek to tear down
the lawful integrity of our nation."
Samuel Gomperi, preiident of the
1 federation, added later the reply,
"There ran be no division in the
joint ranks" of the two organiaations
a long as both continue to hold the
high ideals of freedom and justice.
In his speech, Mr. MacNider told
the delegates that the legion knew
"no creed, no sect, no class, no dis
tinction any kind except between
constructive and destructive forces,"
and he added that the ambition was
to keep the legion "fair, clean and
Ant,.L.N
The mutuality of purpose of the
two organisations.' as declared by
their spokesmen,, was the outstand
ing development ot the convention
session, which adjourned early when
none o.' the committees was ready to
submit reports.
The only important work done by
the convention' was 'its second blow
at the "one big, union" idea, .which
came before the delegates again by
Atlantic Refining
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The net earnings of this
Standard - Oil ' property
average 13 times interest
requirements, "
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needs of the most exact
ing investor. ; . .
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- Important ' development :
contained In thla week'
. market review regarding
tk following (ecuritiea:
SJatltir CaL -U.
a. Steal
lat Mere. Maria :
N. V. Central .
Pu-Aaw. Pet.-'
Par Maraaetta.
. Math Tract .
VfMt llrtp)JIW":
Nlaleilat Stlaaa
Chandler Mtam
Defaat I
Writ, tar fra copy .
p.o.sTnnr.iGco.
V Member ConacHdated
. ' Stock Etc ha age of New York
35 S. William St, Naw York
PUTS and CALLS XSVlVSl
Tkeir an ta Tradina In WaO at clearly
etplaiaed at ar PKES BOOKLR K. 4S. .
Tawaaaa Ca. as WUHaa) at new York,
S9148 PROFIT IN 30 DAYS
IITSS FROPTT IN IS DATS
MIST PROFIT IN It DATS
SIMS PROFIT IN SS DATS
I SS PROFIT IN It DATS
eadacid br Stack Pi Iv Baa a an 100
I akara. reatrag $T to $137 JO. Writ
far Pre Booklet Mo, 14. PAUL KATE.
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resolution proposing adoption of
universal label The proposal 'was
voted down.
Deaths
. . Mn. Part C. Cat ear.
Anirarm. N Mr. arl f f.l. u.
ef lk ploa.era f Hamilrs eeuaty. area
burled (ram ha Coegr.iallonal rhareb
Mr. Mr. Culver and her auabead w.ra.
prior I her death, tha hI. aarvtvlae
eaerier memiv.ro r eber-h. Th teit
aanlveraarr ef Ik chunk arl celebrated
cai WW e eg.
" WUba rtek'rnrtla.
Oread Llano. Nth Wilbur Flak Car.
iw-ar lb anlUl.-T pome el Burkett. Ne.,
WN away at. that Inetiiuiio after
ralkar esl.eded tllaeea. death reeultlae
(ram eld St.. It wee IS. Surviving
mm la a dassnler. reoiaing at Leaingto
Nab.; a aa. at Morrison, III., aad wa
slaters. Funeral eervlce war held at
Ik Methadiet- ehurch at wood River,
burial being la Ik wood River
Urr. . .
. Me4bay lata West' -
Mr. aad Mr. A. M. Msthear mourn th
a er aa Infant aon wa. paasee. away
at Ik hem hrtiy artr Mr lb. Tk body
tskea evwlaad le at. ram. Neb., lor
burial.
' ' -leoa Iara4 DIM
Tom Jim, proprietor of tk Mandarin
eat Ib thla-elty, aad. Mr. Jim mourn 4k
loa or aa mrent aon who dlM enortiy
afiar klrtk. Burial waa la th Orand la-
land cam.tarr.
. W.
A lalarram racalvad hr from Pan
dna. Cal.. aaaouaead th daatk of J. W
Thompaoa, a form.r promlnant raaldant
of thla city, wh dlad at ha homo thai-
fallowlaa llncarln lllaaaa. Mr. Thomo
aoa waa for manr yara vlca prtaldaat of
tk Oraad lalaad National bana and waa
aetlv la atir kualn lntrati of th
eltr. About two yaara ago th family
mevd to California to raalda. Th body
waa brouaht to thla elty for burial. ao
eompanlad by tk rolatlvaa, lun.rai aarr
Iraa balna kld from th RraibyUrlaa
church. Two dau(htr. raaldln In Call-
forna, and a aon. Jay, or umaaa, aurviv
aim.
... AaaaaibM Mi
innrfln liana It. fralaht chackar.ln
th Union Paatflo- fralfht dapot In Jhli
city, mat daatk by drownlm In tka Koaa
di Aaktoa Uk. In tk aouthatra part
of thla city, balnf th aacond of lh aa-
on' batklnc fatantia. runorai a.r
lca war hald from 8t..Mry Catholl
church, burial balnf la Grand Ialand cam-
tar. .
' flamncl Hextor. '
Samuel . Heater.. II. a prominent and
long-time realdent of thla city., paeaed
away at tka home of hi daughter. Mr.
Bol Klrach. In Bt.. Joeeph. Mo, followm;
a ..i.nrfarf lllneaa. Mr. Kexter bad lived
la Orand lalaad alnca 1H. and for a
namhar of yeara waa engaged In the
clothing noalnea here, retiring from ac
tlva work about 10 yeara ago. Hla wlfa
preceded him In dtk by four montha.
Slnca the death of Mra. Heater hla do
cllno had been rapid. Surviving him ar
three daughter. Mr. Oacar Valt of Grand
Ialand: Mra.. Lloyd Cady of Haatlnga, aad
Mr. Sol Mlrach of St. Joaeph. Mo. Tha
body waa taken to hla former home, New
Tjorlt city, for burial. , ,
William Barker. ; '"
rrlnd.' Nob. William Barker, a reel-
dent ot SaHn county for the "
yeara, died at the Soldlera homo at Mil
ford. Mr. Barker la aurvlved by eaa
daughter, Mre. W. W. Gordon of Friend.
In who home he lived lnc the i death of
vi. r.hrn,rv a. 121. until ha de
cided to 'go to the Soldlera" home. He waa
a veteran of tha ctvll war and waa It.
oenn .u. wnnti. -
vrv Mah Joaenh C. Dormer, 7S, . a
u ... .in llli. died at the
fkmlly' homo following a abort '". Ha
waa a civil. war veteran.' He wa on ot
York county's oldeat and highly reepeoted
cltiiene. , ' - ' .
' Aagnct Petron.'-' ?
, .i - ,...... p,tM.n. .nioneer rea
ldent of Madlaon county, died at h e home
In thla city. H w.b" fj?".
Holateln, Germany, February ""
cam to Amertca and to -Madlaon eo""'
r . ..j .,...h..,il a. .anarter aection
of land flva mile aouth of Madlaon. giv
ing a apan ot ponie ar . -j
waa married Jun . 14. iSSS, to Cfcrletin
Jacobean at Madieon. Ha la urvivi oy
Chrlatln. Pet.reon, hie wife two daugh
trl. Mre. Marie Buettner and Mr. Dora
wlf."wlf of Otto Wolf,, county clerk of
una city, and two aone, Adolpn, .Aurora,
Minn- and Auguet H. of Virginia,
"lao 5y two brothere, Henry, .and TJf
nd;threa aletera, Mr. Jteglna. CHrlatlatt
aea. Mra. Katharlna Boyafn.; anoj Mra,
Dora Marten, all of Madlaon. :t j
Mr. Chafiatto Farite. ' .
TecumeehTh funeral, of Mr. Cker
lotta Parker.' . widow -f Samuel B.
Parker ot tola city, waa held at .ta
bom. ot her .on. Bert ' Pnrk.fr In thU
elty. Mr..-Parker waa.n native of Iowa.
Her lather, Rev. .Thomaa, B. Bdwarde.
waa an early day ChrLtlan mlnutv of
Nebraaka. and located at Brownvllle t
time when Mra. Bdwarda.waa the only
whit woman In th aettlement. . H. be
cam engaged In circuit r ktlng In tla
aection, and eetabllehed- aom of the firet
churche. In Nebraaka. Mre. Parker waa
a charter member of th. Flr.t Cbrl.tlan
church at Brownvlll.. i
v T Mre. Mary A. Metiger.
Beatrice Mr. Mary A. Mettger, a reel-dent-of
Beatrtoe for mora than 4 yeara,
died at. her homo -In thla -city. ... . y
' Samuel Kleckner.
... Batrlc Samuel Kleckner, 70, - mar
chant of Firth and a pioneer of that
place, waa found dead In the yard at
hla ' hom where he had gone to . mow
am weede. Mr. Kleckner la eirvlved
by t widow, two iom and three daugh
ter. : .. - " ' . , !
' i'." ! . Cfiwae" aawsfc. ' 1
'' Bhelton Isaac Buck, 47, . died- at hie
hom In McAllen. Tex., according to word
received her by realtive. and th. body
la being brought to Shelton for- burial.
Ha wa. born on hla father', homeitead
three mile, eouthweat of townr wl:er ho
waa engaged in farming from the time ha
wa. a young;' man. until the fall of 11,
when he. moved -to ' Texae. Mr.- Buek
purchaeed a large tract of land- near Mcr
Allen, but the p.t few year. ha. apent
con.lderable time In the Tamplco oil
fielda of Mexico. Ha la aurvlved. by hie
wif and three aona. s '
-Beatrice The funeral of. Mt.:' EmmaJ
Francla, 32," who -loot her life-by drown
ing In Cub creek wea of the city while
flehlng, wa. held -in the Scott-Harmen
chapel here,' the sermon being given by
Bev, A O. Broylea. ,'...-...
MARRIAGE LICENSES. 1
Virgil V. De France. Omaha... ...j... ,11
Mabel E. Cook, omana. ............ ....Ji
Jamea B. Zugg, -Omaha. . . . ........ ...MO
Velma B, Walker,- Omaha. , . 2i
Charles J. Clemens. Bowie, Arlt. ...
Susan M.' Koley, Omaha.............
Homer H. Ray. Omaha.......
Ethel I. Larson, Omaha
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George C. Poth, - Omaha .............
Gayla Chancellor, Omaha ..........
Rev, Buo Benaike, Omaha . . . . . . . .
Anna C. Hansen, Klmballten, la. U.
Karl E. Phillip. De Molnea,- la. '. . .
Catherine H. Row. Washington, la.
Jacob Xurt,-Omaba ...... .;...
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Anna Bauer, umana . ........... ..
EmII. Langer.- Oauiha'
Anna Brlik. , Onrfha
Walter R. NeHon, Lincoln, Neb.',..
Haxel M. Nielsen, Llncoln.e Neb. , . . .
Frank A. Hayea, Lincoln, Nen.
Edith E. Heine, umana . ....
George E. Pickett. Omaha
Letty Kyea, Omaha
Helger Peteraon, Council Bluffs, la.-
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Elsie Heidvogel, umana .-w..-.. ......
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John C Lanphere.' Cre.ton. via
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May Jones, Oman,' i.. ......
;The "more corhple.arid numerous
your proBlems, ' the greater your,
need' ior Want Ad. Great results
from little Want Ads . grow.
$1.50
That oar new pro-war prie fee
leaainaT and prsslaT sacn'a two or
three piece salt. Called far aad 4a
Llverad. ' - . - .
DRESHER
BROTHERS
Stir Fa
AT. S3S
State Finance Secretary
Explains Where Taxes Go
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Lincoln, 1 June 17. (Special.)
Phil F, Bross, secretary of finance
and revenue, has issued charts -and
pamphlets analyzing the .1921 1 taxes
in Nebraska. 'The charts deal with
averages of the. state a a whole and
show plainly that taxes go chiefly, for
local expenditures ' . .'
One chart analyzes the state levy
of $3.30 on $1,000 valuation,' which is
especially interesting, as it shows
that of this $3.30 state tax, 60 cents
goes to the maintenance of charitable
and . penal state institutions, 61 cents
to the state university. 47 cents to
the roads, bridees and Da vine-. 30
cents to the new capitol tund ana
79 cents for purchase' of bonds for
relief of ex-soldiers. The constitu
tional officers, boards and commis
Associates Start Libel . ,
. Suit Against .Northcliffe
. London, June ; 17. (By- A. P.)-f
Libel actions which have begun
against Lord Northcliffe, chairman
of the Associated Newspapers, Ltd.,
by Sir Andrew Caird, -vice chairman,
and Walter G. Fish, a director of that
organization, have - caused .a sensa
tion jn newspaper, circles and are
giving rise to much speculation. Both
Sir Andrew and Mr. Fish decline to
disctiss the subject . ; -
' The origin of the trouble between
the newspaper magnate and his co
directors is reportad "to have been a
divergence of opinion which. came
.up"- while Lord Northcliffe - was - on
his -world tour,- , i -. . ' ..
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Helicopter Airplane
, . ' Makes. Flight for Experts
Washington, Jcne 17. Apparently
successful, trials f a new helicopter
airplane were conducted yesterday
near College Park, Md., in the pres-
i ence Of- experts from the Navy de
partment s Dureau ot aeronautics.
Operated by Henry Berlinerson of
Emil Berliner, the inventor, the ma
chine, was three" times raised ti ait
elevation of about seven feet, and
while at that height waa made to rise
and fall, or to. remain poised in the
air. t wa later driven over the cir
cuit of a' half-mile track in the vi
cinityp .
If you put a sign in your window
every, day for a year it would not
be read by as many people as a
Want Ad in the morning anderen-
ing Be& -' . Zj.i-
THE SUNDAY BEE: OMAHA.
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sions spend 26 cents of the money,
the-normal schools 20 cents and code
departments J8 cents. , r
Other charts analyzing the' aver
age county levies show . that the
average county levy of the state as
a whole, . including the ' township
levies, is $4.32, - while the average
county levy for the .66 counties un
der the commissioner form of gov
ernment is $4.10, and the average
county levies, including the township,
for the 27. counties under the super
visor system is $4.86. ? .
Still other, charts point out the
relative per capita tax in each county
for the state, the county, the city
and village, the schools and the
townships. The levies on a $1,000
valuation for each of the above pur
poses also is compared by counties.
Auto Sale Is Conducted on
; "No Cash Down" Basis
' The Hayward-Peterson Co.r: Inc.,
is holding a used car sale that is
without precedent in the city. ' - .
It is conducted on a "no cash down
basis and is meeting with remark
able success, according to, the firm.
The stale started Saturday, and it
was the biggest day's business in used
cars the company has done this year.
The .Guaranty Sales system of
Cleveland, O., represented by L. S,
Fuller, is in charge "of the sale.
Improvement Notes
; Mill to
1 Schuyler Tha first special meeting of
th atockhelder of the reorganized Wells-Abbott-Neiman
Co., Inc., was held and
articlea. of Incorporation amended (or
present , condition, a. euggested by the
Bureeu of Securities. They are already
buying 'grain and will begin opperatlon
July IS. ,
Accept Kleetrle Plant. .
Pawnee City Tha teat run for the'' new
I7.0 power plant -Just erected. - -hae
been made and tha plant has been ac
cepted by the city. Tha engineers esti
mated that the earing In coal consump
tion alone la lift per cent ever the old
ongln.
. Examiner Bnya Bank. "
Columbus Ernest R. Brock of Colum
bus, wh ha been connected -with the
Bute Banking Department a atate bank
examiner for th past two- Tears. ' hae
purchased tk controlling Interest in the
Bank af Belgrade and will manage tba
bank aa cashier.
Mr. Brock la vie president of the Clt
tlsena State . bank-and Citlzena Savings
bank at Blah-, la which inatltutiona he
waa active baton he wa connected with
th department. He waa formerly con
nected wtth banka at Garrison and Rising
City. During Mr. Brock's .term, aa -ex-amiaef
ha kaa Bad'ao falturea on bia ter
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SUNDAY, JUNE 18. 1922.
Woman Kidnaped
at Golf Says Mate
One of Kidnapers
Cincinnati Woman Returns
From Indiana Town Where,
She Sayi. She Escaped
From Captora.
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ClndnnatL O.. June 17. Accom
panied by her brother and her at
torney Mr i. Clara Marshall returned
to Cincinnati early today from Mag
nesia Springs, Ind., where, she said,
, , . .. ,
sne escaped irom an auiomooiie in
which she was abducted forcibly by
four men yesterday when playing
golf at a country club here. Two of
the men, she said, left the machine
just outside the city limits.
From the Tnrltana villacr tat Inat
nignt, Mrs. Marshall telephoned her
father, William B. Schawe, treasurer
of n Cincinnati anna maniifarenrins
company, that she was safe, although
snowing me enects ot ner struggles
with her cantors, and that mm f
the men was her husband, Albert
Marshall, from whom the hail heen
separated lor several months and had
sued for divorce. No motive fx, tha
act was assigned in her telephone
conversation and unnn hr ninrn
to Cincinnati Mrs. Marshall waa aairl
to be in a hiirhlv nervnna rnnililina
bordering on collapse and could not
oe questionca.
After her eirlna frm Um
-.. lk(IIIIW
Marshall rode away, telling her aa
ne ieit mat ne had "committed a
crime under Ohio Iiwi mil -m
not return to Ohio, she told her at-.
torney over the telephone.
Mrs. Marshall was playing golf
witn jura, tenuis i. Hanpir whn k.
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automobile drove tin with its fnnr a,.
cupants, and before Mrs.' Hauck or
me caddies could interfere, Mrs.
Marshall was seized bv turn nf h
men, dragged into the car and spir?
iu away, streaming ana struggling.
Country Home
i Sites Provided
Eighty Acres of A. J. Low
Farm in West Pacific
District Plan.
Eiehtv acres of the A. T. Love
farrn, on West ' Pacific street, now
being developed bv ahuler & Carv,
will be opened as country home sites
the latter part of this week, according
to me developers.
This land is at Eightieth street, on
Uhe south side of Pacific, which is
under contract to be oaved this vear.
It, lies east of A: J. Love's country.
nome.
The tract will be known - as Love
land. It is the east portion of Mr.
Love's farm, which includes more
than 200 acres. A
The ground is being developed ac
cording to West Pacific district olan
which,- among other things, callsfor
building restrictions, street graveling
and petitions . for water mains. " It
is directly west of Eltnwood park.
Loveland is just across . the street
from Ridgewood, the country home
site addition now being sold. Ridge
wood was formerly the Arwood dairy
larm owned Dy w. xighter wood,
Mexican Financing
Plan Is Completed
.New York, N. Y., Tune 17. A
plan for adjusting the entire external
debt of the Mexican government, the
national railways debt of that coun
try - and certain . so-called internal
debts held largely outside of Mexi
co, was. agreed upon today by the
international committee of bankers
on Mexico and Adolfo de la Huert.a,
finance minister of .the republic be
low the Rio Grande.
The agreement, subject to the ap
proval of President Obregon, covers
securities with a face value exceeding
$500,000,000 in gold, on which the
interest in . arrears approximates
$200,000,000., - ,
Under the agreement, cash pay
ments on current interest are to be
gin after January 2, 1923, out of i
special fund into which will be paid
the oil export taxes and a surcharge
on railway gross receipts.
All cash payments as to back in
terest are to be waived. - .
; Overdue coupons will be , de
posited with a trustee, and the re
ceipts for' the coupons will be
amortized without interest over
period of time, this arrangement be
ing a cancellation of part of the
back interest. .
Gold Gifts Arc Showered
Upon Couple Wed 50 Years
Friends and neighbors showered
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Evans with
gold gifts, Friday night, at a sur
prise party, in honor of their golden
wedding anniversary:
The occasion was also the 22d wed
ding anniversary of their daughter,
Mrs. Charles K. Imem -. and Mr.
Thiem, and the 100th marriage date
of Mrs. Evans', grandmother, long
deceased. ' ? .
Mrs. Evans cut a magnificent wed
ding cake to find $50 in gold,-the
gift-of her children, therein. -Her
husband gave her a diamond ring.
Neighbors presented-them each with
gold-handled umbrellas " and five
brothers of Mrs.ffevahs in New York,
sent gold pieces)? :''. ,
The celebration -took-place at the
Evans' home, 5351 North Twenty
eighth street. Sixty were - present.
Eight lodges of "Which Mrs. Evans
is a member, including Rebekahs and
Woman's Relief corps, sent flowers.
Deaths arid Funerals
Mra. Jessie A. Gillette; J, wife of Har
ry B. Gillette. 113 South Twenty-sixth
street, died Friday afternoon.' In a local
hospital. Rer parents, a brother ; end
two sisters also survive. .Funeral aervtcea
will be held Monday at 4:45 from Gen
tlemen's chapel, thence to Koantse Mem
6rlal , church at ' J. Burial will be in
West Lawn cemetery.
Funeral service for James F. O'Plynn.
IS. killed In a South Side factor acci
dent Friday, will be held Monday mora
inrr at S:30 from Gentlemen'a .chapel to
noiy r amny cnurcn at I. Burial will Da
In Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
inomae u'Nelii. 7. dim Friday at a
local hospital. A aon, William, living at
HOI Webater.atreet and one aon in Lead.
8. D.. are the. only surviving relatives.
Funera aervlcee will be held Monday at
1:1 at Gentlemen'a chaneL Burial will
be la West Lawn cemaUrar, '
Brief City Newt-
IVUl Jury tntfctl Th federal
Ptll jury wo ordered yesterday lo
raport Monday, June IS, for eervlc
on civil caaaa,
Judge Day to Speak Dlatrlct
Judge Da will make memorial
addraaa before tha Knights of
rytniaa at Mindan today.
IWiy Arrivew A aort waa born Bat-
uroay to ilr. and Mra. William
Hooion at Lord Uater hospital, Ura.
Hoot on waa 'formerly Mlaa Helen
rranaon. . , ,
he-eura Have Son Mr. and Mra.
Albert L, ggur. SS Drake court, an
nounc tha birth of a aon, Robert
Baldwin, tfuturday at Stewart hoa-
piiai. i ;
CbkvimMin lo Lrfture Harry Me-
0111 of Chicago wttl lecture tonight
at Bpiruuai. church.' Tweniy-ntth
and 1'oppleion avenue, on "Modern
apirituaiiam."
Orrtcfr Vlalilna' ll.r TJeut. A. It.
Maok. In t'hnrc ot naval recrultlna
in Peg Molnea. la vlsltina L eut. Kred
ncic I'owera, in charge of the local
recruiting station.
Dnrk Fmm CnlWae Sidney Cut
llngham returned from. Lafayette
college yeaterday morning. . Ha will
accompany hla father, R. B. Howell,
on a political campaign tour of the
iiaie, Deginning next Monday. -
r'allicr Dlrn John Nicholson, chief
ooputy clerk of the federal court,
went to Grand Island yesterday on
receiving word of the sudden denth
of hla father, Jamea Nicholson. The
elder Nicholson visited hla aon here
a month age.
Cloning School Kxcrclaes) Cloning
exerciaea for the school term were
held at St.- Margaret M'ary achool,
(001 California atreet, Friday after
noon. Mlis Margaret Sheehan,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. J
Sheehan,' 40 California atreet, took
a leading part.
Judrc Detained Federal - Judge
Woodrough, who has ben holding
court In North Platte alnce Monday.
did not return here aa expected for
the week end. Court businesa ached
uled to come before him waa post
poned. He will flnlah work in North
Platte probably Monday and be here
Tuesday. . ....
After Convention The' Chamber
of Commerce bureau of publicity la
co-operating, with the Omaha Liona
club In lta preparations to ana ten the
192S international convention of the
Lions association for Omaha. , A
total of approximately 2,000 will at-
tena tne convention next year, it is
estimated. , -
Foresters to Give Show Foresters
of B. and M. camp 945. M. W. A.,
will give a minstrel show and dance
for the benefit of the late Capt A.
E. H. . Thompson at Swedish audi
torium, Fifteenth and Chicago
streets, Monday night. Fifty, cents
admission will be charged. ,
- Fifteenth In Bank ' Clearings
Omaha ranked -15th in bank clear
ings in the United States last week,
Bradstreet'a message to the Chamber
of 'Commerce . bureau '. of publicity
states. The Omaha clearing house
gave the total clearings for the' week
at $41,439,526, as compared to JS9,-
615,967- the corresponding week last
year. "-, ' ,; '. -,.'r , -' ;
Doctor Fined Dr. 3. P. McCor-
mick, 85, who refused to dress when
officers appeared to, arrest him on
an insufficient fund charge, and was
led clad only in a raincoat through
tne corridors and lobby of the Well
ington inn, was fined 110 for being
drunk in Central police court yester
day morning after the .check charge
had been . dropped.' ,
Maxwell Car Climbs. Steep '
Bascom Hill in Hifeji Gear
Fort v miles the' healthier ' side of
the Mexican border, in LasvCruces,
N. M.. the steeD slooe of Bascom
hill blisters under a desert sun. 'The
approach is marked by a hairpin turn,
well laden with deep sand. .:-.
"Bascom hill is not only a ditticuit
pull for any car because of its 22 per
cent grade," said W. S. Johnson, local
Maxwell dealer, "but the condition
of the road places an added obstacle
. .. ., . T - t
in tne pain 01 me anyer. iio iuur
cylinder car had ever accomplished
the ascent in high gear until a few
weeks ago.
"At that time the owner ot a Max
well touring car decided to make the
attempt. With three passengers, . he
experienced no difficulty in climbing
Bascom hill :n high gear. Ihis ciimD
is but one of the many reported by
owners since the . new- series of the
Maxwell was offered to the public.
Grandmother at 33 Makes
Flapper Look to Laurels
USsi
St LouisMo.. June 17. Juvenile
flappers will have to "watch their
step" if they are not to be outstrip
ped by their seniors.
tor here in bt. Louis is a grand
mother in-' possession of all the at
tractions .customarily reserved ; . for
flappers - laughing eyes. ' impatient
young feet and the faculty "Of wear
ing smart sport hats and sweaters in
the most flapperish manner.
the is Mrs. Joseph E. Dehner. 33.
married at 14,. a mother at 15, and a
grandmother at 33. "
When Mrs.- Dehner -was 14 she
left her home to elope with the man
of her dreams then a youth of 23. .
"I have a funny habit of keeping
Kansas Citian Heads
Ad Cubs of World
Tmila Hnllanrf nf Kansas fit v. fn.
u'aa elrterf nreaiilent nf tha AsAri.
ated Advertising Clubs of the World
at the convention in Milwaukee.
Knights of Kodosh
HonorDr.Meredith
Unusual Services Held Last
Night at Scottish Rite -
Cathedral.
Rite Masons from both
Omaha and Lincoln gathered at the
local scottisn Kite camearai, twen
tieth and Douglas streets, at 10:30
last night in - attendance . at the
Knights of Kodosh funeral services
for Dr. George W. Mereaitn, wno
died Thursday night. Friends and
relatives of the deceased man were
also present. . .
The services '.were conducted oy
the ' St. . Andrews council of the
VnioKta nf Knrlnsh. at the reauest
of the Lincoln council; of which Dr.
Meredith was a -member, it , is a
very unusual service, given only m
nf those hiehest in the decrees
of the fraternity. : It has been given
at the local cathedral only one other
time in the nast seven veal's, accord
ing to members of the order. .
Dr. Meredith practiced medicine
for 35 years at Ashland. Neb. He
tn Lincoln, where he has
been located for the past five years.
Six weeks ago he became in ana
a:.a Ttiiirctav nichf at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. T. H. Brice, 2448
Manderson street, Omaha. l
Following the Knights of Kodosh
midnight ceremony of last night,
mil3r funeral services will be held
this afternoon at Ashland. Rev.
John L. Barton of the local tmanuai
Baptist church, will be assisted by
the Masonic lodge in conducting the
services. "'
Ship Capsizes at Hamburg ; ,
11 Members oi irew iuinaiug
Tr:i.;. T.ima. i7.fRv A. P.l
iri.'. -A.mV.Va nftne'?crW of the'
.ICVClt ,11V... w. - , - ... t t
i... (-iinunne- the turning
Idle IdBl liign, v..w o. . .
over of the vessel when it was being
hauled out of drydock at-tne vuicaa
Rrazilian liner .Avare were missing
ship yards here, une.nunur.u ..
. . . ' x I.aI m f
twelve otner memocrs vi -"
and shipyard workers were rescued
r-. ,u hnM nf the vessel.
Eighteen of the survivors were un-
vuiis-iv ' ' - "...
...... v;ir,i iii the accident.
--;.e-when -raicen our. r an."
alUCSS. ivaa iv..i- .
The capsizing ot the steamer is a
tributed to its being lmpenecuy u.
need when released trom qryaocK.
Tnrliananolis Pastor
Heads INorthern uapwsii
i.j;...nii: nri ' I tine i. i.c,
l.--trirk-' K I 3V Ot OI .nUl-IldfU'"
modernist leader, was elected presi
At nf ihr , Northern BaDtist con
vention " at today's v session of the
church's annual meetinr here. He
succeeds ;"Mrs. Helen D.' Mcyitgom
ery' of Rochester, N. Y.
oIsoK' Daft-v. ,
my husband in love. with me, too,"
Mrs. Dehner says. "He thinks I'm
younger looking, than I ever .was. .
"When I was younger I regretted
my early marriage. I missed the
dances and all the other good times
that .my playmates, en joyed, but I
wonder now if I'm not better off as
things , are. Marriage and mother
hood are the essential things in life,
and when I saw my own daughter
married and a mother it gave me
real something to be interested in.
"Please don't, think I approve Of
all early marriages," added Mrs.
Dehner. "But they're all right when
the girl is serious and loves children.
She also must like settling down."
5 B ."''"
Feeder Predict Adf-nce
in Finished Cattle Price!
Lou Smithberger, Stanton ounty
feeder, again took top price on the
Omaha stock yards Friday for fat
cattle when three loads ot hla Here
ford steers sold for $9.2S. The cat
,1. ... I-!... 2m Jr.ll. M
ne wrif wisjiiu in ww yni.
head scaling 1,290 pounds and 17
head averaging 1,397 pounds. "
"These steers came from string
of feeders I bought from the Slaugh
ter Bros.. 'Laiy S' ranch in Texas
in May, 1921," said Mr. Smithberger.
"They were run on pasture all last
summer and since the first of De
cember have been fed on a ration of
ground corn and an alfalfa and mo
lasses mixture." " " f
Mr. Smithberger is expecting to
see a substantial advance in prices
on finish cattle soon.
Bee Want Ad Ratei
It per line each day, 1 er t day. ' .'
l:o per line eai-h day, I te S day. V
loo per lln earh Say, T dy r loafer. .
Thas rate epply ta The Sunday
a well lo The Moraine and Kvcnlaa
He. All weekday advertlsementa appJ
In both morning and evening edit lone at
the one cost, ...
Th bov reles apply eicluslvely tb
Want Ada which are commonly termwt
"nubile want," nd d nt Include ad
vortlelng or iiloltlng their bualnee
vertlalng or esploitlng their bualoeaaee.;
TMH BKB reaerves the right lo desig
nate whet ronatltutes a publl want.
Want Ad (csepted at tha tollowraeT
nftlree: . . I?-
StAIN OmCB ..ITth and" 'srnam it.
south Side Ul aoath 14th y
Council Bluffs IS Soott at,.
Telephone . , i
. AT-lantlo 109.
Call rnr Went AU Dpartmat. Aa
ptrlrnred Want Ad taker will rrlv your
ad and a kill will be mailed later. The
rate quoted above apply to either nra
or ci.osiNro'HbuBS ron want ad.
Kvenlng Kditlou 11:4s a. BJ.
Morning Kdltloa W...Si5
Sunday Edltloa P- ". turdy
THB MORNINO BEK. . ..H,
THB BVENINO BKB.
THK tlUNDAjT BjOgM-,
CARD OP THANKS.
WE) wlah te thank our many frlnd and
neighbor for Uielr kladnee howa aad.
th beautiful floral offerlnga during the
Mines and death of oir beloved on and
brother, and particularly tha offler ef
th Slth Reserve lnfsntry, who i
kindly acted. as military guard. ISIgned)
SIRS. BI.LEN B. 80UTHWICK. .
1RMA SOUTH WICK.
VINCENT BOUTHWICK.
" ' ALKTHA BOUTH wiur..
ANGELUS BOUTHWICK.
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC eaallnjr jwrete burtal
vaulU Rcommnded and
by all leading undarUkers. Wster
. . tn rust, ao wood to ae
cVy"tC. Vh7l01IATIC KAI-.
1NO VAULT TttmUctoTrt toOni
Coaorat Burial Vault Co.. Site H. SSta.
Omaha. Tl. Kenwood 1STT.
MODERN first class hotel f ' ;'- .
reasonable price, flood J..!.
lent transient trade, Addraas Bea fS...
Red Oak. Ia. i'
CEMETERIES.
Visit Forest Lawn
There are SJS acre is Jnt f
eemetery, the moat beautiful spot In tU
vicinity; sufficient to accommodate to
people of Douglaa county for hundred
of years. ' Ther are only a few lrgr..
. wmeterle In th eountry dob la tb
vicinity. Offices at the oemetery Bortl ,
of city llmiU), aad 7S Brandela Tbaattr
Bid. ' ' '.-
DEATH ft FUNERAL NOTICES.:
O FLTNN--Jama eg SI yeara. He la
sarvlved ey mr par-. ' --.
-Timothy O'Flyiin. Nenagh, Couaty Tip. .
rary. Ireland; fire brothere. Rev. Johar
J. O'Flynn, pastor at Lyons. Neb: Timo--thy
P.. -London England; Patrick,
Michael and Lawrence ef Nenagh. Coun
ty Tlpperary, Ireland; els aiatara. Mis .
Margaret. Mlsa Helena O'FlyBn end tr.
Walter Phillips, of LondoB. England;
'Mr. William Cavanaugh of Limerick, -Miss
Kathleen O'Flyan, Dublin. Ireland;
Miss Bridget O'FIyna, Nenagh. County
. 1l.-4 - . "
Funeral Monday morning from 7oh
A. Gentleman mortuary, S:S0 to Holy
Family church, S o'clock. Interment
Holy Scpulcher cemetery.
GILLETTE Mrs. Jessie . A.. . bfclove
wife of Harry V. Survived beside her..
husband, by her parents, one brother and
two sisters.
Funeral Monday afternoon. John A
Gentleman's mortuary, 1:46. to Keant
Memorial church.- J p. ra. Intermeo
Weet Lawn cemetery. - ' ' ' '
O'NEILL Thoa, ged 7S yeara.- H la
survived by twe on'. William of Oma'
ha and George of Lead, S. D. ' -
Funeral Monday afternoon at S:S0
p. ra., John A. Gentleman Mortuary.
Interment West Lawn cemetery, i ,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F.J. STACK & CO.,,
, . Successor te ... .i,..
Stack 4 Falconer t
OMAHA'S BEST. .
.KAMBULANCESL-
- - Thirty-third and Farnarn. ..j
HEAFEY & HEAFEY ;-
" - Undertaker and Embalmara. - -
Phone HA. 026. Office SS11 Farnaaa.
Hulse & Riepen, -.
FuneraV Olrectorg. - S1S4 Cuming.
WE. SS4T.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON pn.V. DTOV;
SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HEi-'
& SWDBUDA, 141. fAKKaa tn".
L. HENDERSON. 1S0T-Farnam. JA. 1SSS
JOHN BATH. 1S04 Farnarn. JA. lt0V.
LODGE NOTICES.
THE Grand Lodge of Benevolent Patrio
tic Order ot Doea will hold apeclal busl-n-ss
meeting in the- Elks club reoma.
July 7, 12!. at t p. m. AU membera
' of the Grand ' Lodge r requested to
be preseat. (8lgned Supreme ; Praaly
dent Mr. E. T. Darden. ' " ;
ATTRACTIONS.
Concession Men
Trick riders' and clowns, write er wire .
Executive Committee, Toder Rodin. ,
Thousand' are coming to ae broncho
busting, riding, roping, bulldoggtng.
racing, etc.. at new town on Union
Pactf lo extension from North Platte. A.
15,000, etiow for-11.10 at Toder. Uoahea
county. Wyoming. Jun SS, 84 and SS.
WANTED All kinds of eoncesetona for;
.one of th biggest celebrations ever
Cord! F. Dier?ks, concession com.,
pulled off In this part of th country.
Nickerson. Neb. , ..
Ward, -secretary. i "' - '
MERRT-GO-ROUND' owner, get In touch
with Nickerson, Neb. We have a real
proposition to offer you, big Fourth ef
July celebration. Writ or wire Jh
WANTED Merry -Go-Round ooncraalena"
or ail kinds, for fourth or July. Uaaafr
auspice of Amerlcsn Legion. Sutton,
Neb.. Box 44J. ' '
WANTED For July J and 4 celebration
at Craig, Mo., merry-go-round and ceBv
cessions, writ Adolpn Peg, chairman--conceasion.
. ,
WANTED Concessions, swings. FerrlS"
wheels, merry-go-round and other at
traction. Writ today. Prof. FeUb
Stanberry. Mo. ...
CONCESSIONS wanted for Fourth of Jaly.-
Aoaresa Hurray ana noperta, Bhaay
Lake. Columbua. Neb.
CONCESSIONS wanted July 4.
Write
nee., uriswoia, la.
BUNt-ALOwT
$1,200 Cash Buys "
Bread new Klltea h-agalew.
S large rooms, braakfaat Mk
and hath. Finest eak Ihsiak.
Built-in kitchen. Dandy fire
place. Fall caaneat haaeaaent.'
KeUaatoB garag te Match, -Hi
eeeaent drtae, Eaat f mt.
Worth ar.TSOt. ell kav-
etty, wflt U for tejOO. Tl
D. E. BUCK A CO.
t n w.. a- I, ,
Sa-4-yi WC. OftSJ;' KE. SSSd
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