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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1922)
10 Till: OMAHA KEE: SATl'UUAV. SKHKMIiMl 1. ivs:. Reunion of Vets Lends to Manv Happy Meetings Sergeant and Colonel Who j.Met Jut One Urfori, on Bailie? Line, Recognize 1 Lmh Other. ; r. f h iii)th liviioner, in re u'niun hi re, ai'emn I lie fun iii. it races at AtJiar-Hrrt hcM y ift fay afternoon, meeting at the) ,h, .vgonne rngaRemr n, 'r M tide en O. !..!t-r J4, l, in t' r j I Arg.mne 1 1 I r.c t j ; in.'itrni, v. rule tnfiip Ulra 10 ho pnal he i tud, Hr lo. ,!ftt th urgwn bv rrrmrnng, bowrvtr, unit I Inking Jivrtf part in the tHh di M'iirt million llrrf Turner agrrr with Pheiman's lcfi lu'ium rf war, but even pice ha us uiitiriiitir. He injured r.i right arm while thieving baseball at the re union field day Mid barbrcne THtirs day aitrrnoon in him wood park. "Hut whal't a mm sprained Arm ? s;ii;kl luimr, who mi hi t i, II, J.Uih infantry, dmitg the conflict, 'Thry're ihe finest nurse in thf world." grinned J, V, Walker, 1 Ltu burgl Mo who luit In right Itg in Members of 89th 's Hall of Fame Auditorium at 1, anl going to field 11 chartered fir?. j Visiting mcmhers were Mian iisou in tiMiMiig (lie ciil'iU'ii ulsnt furnit'ird bv thrir Omaha Inid'lics, liif tire of tturrnor Mr Krlvie to arrive led to a cancella tion of Ihe program at the Auditor ium yesterday morning. Ihe reunion ha led to many I'il'py meetings. Among thtm is tme related by Sergt. (, II. linll of Ukliorii, Neb., formerly of Com pany D, J55ih infantry. Col. Ilurfon Snirjd and Scrut, Uull had met just nte before, That hi in France mi tlio thick of battle. The sergrant wit in iharge of bit company. The colonel ordered him to advance. 'I hey met again at the baibecne Thursday, l ath recogniaed the other instantly and talkrd happily ever the incident. Little group of men met lat t ight for the last time for two yearn, until the next reunion. In the picture at the riKht are a few member! of the 89ih division' hall of fame. C. If. Turner, Aurora, Mo., lower right, whose right arm and right leg were badly torn by a shell explosion, aad whose, head wa wounded on the Walker was entirely surrounded at Ktmwood park Thursday by the three women who nurteed him back health in lae hospital 4'. ward H "And he wan a good patient, too," rejoined the three nurses. Walker and the three nurses mil in Omaha Thuriulay for the tr time since they were in Europe. They had a little reunion all their own, and a happy one it was. Score Hurt at Tentnieli Wlirn ?liow Seat Collapse Pawnee Sily, Nth., Sept. 22. 5pe cial Tilegram.) A score of people were injured hut evening' at Tc eunuch, when one tirr of scats in the Haael Mcliowen Stock company now tent cuiiapM-ii during the per tormame. inree women had their Icr broken and many , Buffered Sprains and bruiitet. i Central Time to' Replace Saving in Chicago Sunday ( hicaao. Sent. 22.-Crntral atand ard time will repllce daylight saving time in uncntfo on Mtiulay. Armstrong's Linoleum or Event Floof in the House he thing you spend your life on YOU spend all your indoor life on a floor. Sitting, standing, or walking, the floor is the part of the house that you touch and see most often. Because wood is plentiful most floors are of wood. But wood alone is not all that can be desired. Imagine a floor that culd 4e washed with water and soap that never needed varnish or paint that had exactly the color and pat tern you like a floor smooth, without splinters, bulges or unsightly cracks, quiet and resilient to the tread. 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All Armstrong's Lino leum i marked with a Circle "A" trademark iu the burlap back. Look for it. Armstrong's UnoleunfRuga J'f '''-'t !' htf i .'4(OWll at !. M tS.'lt Uiu Vi t.HIH wniU tKk "k tO IfMU!! fIMU't I .ii.!urn I . MvOj I !.! ! J i ifct turn tf m4cJ !(. h njr ':.'.. v ,ttt;r. ,9 lo.i f,MI .Um.II.A., iVMpWV, tlOIIM lttlO! Oik igo Oifuf -1206 MejrHi.ith RttIJin W f Cit m Ma a4 a '.'L- r7T( '&K? If' J i IT G5 Jl Y J if 5 CI k;i : '1. t o r.L,TA; r. .... 0i 1 : " Thev are iliown at the ton. left to right: Mis Hedwig Wellcr. 1006 South Thlrty-firt avenue: Scrgt. Walker; Miss Pearl W, Larson. 2420 Harney street and Miss Thyra Drandt, 1022 North Thirty-third street. Walker, who was in Com pany E and Company F of the 356th infantry, was wounded November 4. 1918, a week before the siirnintr bt Mie armistice. The two men standing tojfethcr, lower left, are Frank E. Samuel, at left, re-clerted secretary of the 89th Division War society, and Burton A. Smcad, past secretary of the society. 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