UU.: OMAHA. ttf.NtiDA V. S'U'ltMEtK 14.
Caraorra Leader
Is Honored Wlien
Funeral Is Held
Mr nrr f Chief of Blad
band Gang in America PaiJ
rilling Trihut ljr Frienl
NajV. Sri-L 'HmtrJ d
kut" trie vjr tiit Na;W new.
r;tr dtrit.ed Jiic turn! c4 Al
berta Altmo, T(;utd l h:f Men
nc tf tie rhn! ti -he Camorra m
.mrnc. ht was iormcriy ft "
morra leader in Naie. iut fled
r.'t Jirrr rvrra1 years ago.
-if -;: led i America, and is !
'o Kiiv r i!i.i"rS iomwr of
f.VKMMI l.y i.inrLmail. Ht ni
i.t.:tifc'.td ia New York r wee'u
t.jnk and bdy briffet back to
3 lair l .v hi 1 tie tui-fcl wn
t!!ftw-l If thouaod ii XpoV
liint. Hit lt'dy bprre on the
t!j.btrte heart hcb i rrst-ned
t-nly icr sipullr, fcaion? tlietn ii
irrri i rnfn.ery. Enrico CarvfrO.
ranerl Wat Event
Ahrrki's funeral vu an zvcrA. Thr
rr'.ipou wrntf in the ihurch w
n.rlrd with kt! thr jicii!!-,i.le
iud crrrrcory ftitmdairt cm faneralt.
g'ven to r.iph dipnitkrirt cf rrtcrch
id tu.it. An ojchrf-tra of altnoM
JiKI pieces k: Tirnipanied the rnfcm.
vbith wb ni'ii augmented ra rro
jiipnirrtips Yy i Jk-pe choir.
Thr chu:rh, L Tan;r of the Spart-!-h
Nc'hles. v riit:rately hnr.g: in
mounirr g, k'.d -f t.pertry trmp
t-us;-mred thout the wails and ecu
inc. 'jtirre ti umber tA jirjekt ofti'
c;:ed at the ceremony.
Conete of Great Moment.
The funeral T'roce&tiou ws of
rreit tDomeot. Id Jt aarchrd prac
jMk!!y all oi Afttrio's assc-ewtt in
hi proivifioa. A don or mere
men fchoolck-red a larpe flo-al ofier
iiiC which was carried in the proces
bian. The oesigti on it was that of
a clock vhirh repiftered th hor of
half pa.t t-elve. The c oM ff Jii
t.a heeti aiitiouiiced es Z.WiO lire.
The cofrrn also attracted rrmch at
tention. It has bn chrcmicied that
it came frcira America; cost f 5 (KiO.
tnfl as ra graved in surer. The
crowd which followed the bodr to
the grave wag a vrritahie ""unending
ftrtam pi people."
Fremont Fire Department '
Adds New $10,000 Truck
Fremont, Xeb, Sept 13. (Spe
cial.) Fremont's new $10,000 fire
trork arm ed here and is to be un
loaded within . the next few days.
Added to the track already in use,
Fremont claims to have s roodemry
equipped departmetit as any town or
city of its sire in the state. The
new trock is a .triple combTnatioa
pumping, chemical and lose car with
a 75-horsepower motor. It is the
Ticifrht if moaem fire apparatus
and adds greatly to the small fleet
of trucks sow in use for the pro
tection t the Fremont property
omntTs. Fire Chief Harry Mort.e
announced that a public demonstra
tion of the rrew truck and its pres-:
wre power will be ield when un-j
loaded- ... .. ., !
Big Crowd at Opening of . , !
County Fair at Blooinfield
Eloomficld,; Xeh, Sept 13. (Spe
cial.) The Ktiox county fair is now
on. Indications arc for a record
hre alcing attendance. ' Today is
Crofton day and a vast number of
people from that Tkinity are tere.
The Croftoo band 3s furnishing the
music and the Crofton "ball team
plays Eloomfield.- AD the hog barns
are filled with exhibits and many
lerrparary jvens lad to be rected.
The cattle xhil)it. is the largest in
the nistcxry f the fair and. other de
partments report a similar condition.
Wausa and Verdel play ball tomor
ipw and the" Bloomfield band wH!
famish the rrcsic.
lacB-Uped 5roltfl!nff
Cinjrch Used for Last Time
-Scottsbluff, NeB, Sept 13. Spe-,
ciat.) -A small wooden building lht
has is tttra bonsed every church
bodr in Scottsblnif, except that of
the Catholic, witnessed its last serr
ires Sunday .when St Andrews
Episcopal church assembled for the:
lust time in the building. Xext week
the rtmctare will Te removed to
make room for the new Carnegie
library to be built here. Xext Sun
day the church w-iT! bold services .
in the basement of its new building
trnde-r constnaction. -
'Chief Justice Fails jLive SlOtk Rate
ToRecogrlWf i Cut AuU Rairs.
In DooK mustraDon
Authorttatia of I'red Kc
durtion of 2U Ytt t. 1J.
fetlhe fej'L Crt. Granted
Bv Comnuion..
Duel Ju:ce A. . !cmey oi j
Ntbrtk Klrrme C'Urt :lri to ,
(irnut Jw.titit in scup rmurr
hicb a pobljed k an i;tuttr
tit.ii m a -ook eni'U-d "i!y Amrr
itkn Y'lKst." wnr-te ly Lord E rk.
head ti Lntland, fdrn.fr Sr fn.nk
Smith, who. ki kticroi-jr r'-'trk!
ltt kir;E roienJir.t!, vr.ed L-
roln clurtrr a tour f the I'tuJed Wk.binrttt. Srpt- 1J Refiact,f
State in Jwiuary, when the ' y y rern tkilru' is rvr a ckt
orld kr k fct Jt bnjht. ,,ie, Jt,f huA tvrp m the 1!!H8
The retire. .t'pBiirc ta kbc i ol Xlit n.trtUSt ?r.T.et aui
Snuto, h kide, knd te thief jauce,tkLlB -.q ,ro 4 uik'rrikl betetl
wt tklied to ludre M;rTiryV kr.rf.0 tl nt,t,rti live crk rnT h
nun by tx oi bt jdirl ct-!faaei. Vt n bt)v kijrtTd It
ho bpperi d to n:n kmtk it rtpid drclit e w live sre:. price
It Mrerr.t that the l:tu ruihrd klfir tulv. lVJf." '
the ir.tfi lie liiTM lk chief intr i i i- j . . ..,,,. . it mi. i T
.. " , i Kf iH. U fcLWUHV, ii -
triu.r m-t li. M. J.fs. no Ker-i . d ,i uc.n praised by
the ckrvKT. bch t'J becyrre ti
lertne Srptm.Uer ktd kmoent to
per act u ck nhre the prtr
e,t rntr k't hipht-r thit 50 ctr.t
per 1(U TK'nnd. but w tio cke dt
r:eae the n'.e lelf Su uri per
Train Bandits Fail i
To Break DoMiNer e j
Of South Dakota Giili
Vara Un
Boston SusiKxt ,
Dies in Omaha
!: Vu"IT. LrC
U hre t.lru.h, b k kmv.t i j
a ran icif m k ftfre oi ;
iHtS I Im'.rd SUtr kU-fw;
rfippeirttm fise tr jr cl ltan.
ns fcirh tie lurtwily con
" inerree1, c f!2,!Xi. j lwed m th
of Pair of Bean t'"-t- Jt-.p-ul Out! f To'-ir
tvB flrutlil Come to i tcb j.drKh, to xHt to .
U. i .pecl;r nifbt "oo thf ton."
nijt loPClPHOn. 1 XHreibm thty hve bet JiirC
""""""" ' " " j a-tTtl luwry t the Fortejiellt-. '
To t.'jfi ifcrfuns t4 6nt(- ' fcot u" all om.. Tbej Jt't
Mr rid ix-v vkrk'.fB fl more tta 'lt fc gfit for I'.o.ton
k wrtk in Omkhk yrVr-day, j ' . . '
lbr o.e Ik kit.nfi vnr jrif KiiTrlercartca Inftallrd .'
,urtir!.tS. uWs ;c,nt'u,e UW1 Wrc en iwtti .' 10 ?doey Pul-Uc booI
. r?e " . . tu,n San Frkncu.t t ttien. uf. Sidney. Neb. fv;. Sjeikl )
Jtriiic fffn b k'.utk cf pwcumorua.' Sifinry kthnt.! .(;etied 7 ur4y ,
is ert e1 . ivu li the tuufel icrrkrd cnrcllrorat ;'
The trk(Li iniit n u3 khd a iuar k-e U Uut' t im
kmdr'jkftrw hk t'em v.ijai'.ri -pt t! uic?kf'nv 1 iu ils 44
the ir4 t.ne. IV n et,tit Stwti;h 4 (t it'.t
scbwJ a cpwd and the ft yt;t;iie4 t tt. ihi.i.
vised the trtn-iuej (4 iuc Ntbrat-k
"iour-mmote met" knd a ervue
kbroid with the Amernkn i4rt
fr H'Mtt-rb.
In the book Lerd Birketkead men-j
tiers having met the two nter t.f
Grnrral f'rrnhir.f kt Toptki hen in
fact he wa introduced to them while
he u here.
by Unit Vewn 6
illr O'y. a.d l-y a n-if b:!
hrrr?! fri IhUS f :.bd. Jt) k Ut-
rr tt k Lvkd Jiend be rtliH brr
tv fr'.ie a iii; ,
tf tbe l"' t'i-lvf
Ci t?'C trn btf ru UlrB fc'id Skil
Ul
lraiidiift
yur ! kfi; ti.tsv ano ' i.ki
ruut. ! had hl 4r4et--r tykf-
t.rr t rbtikk. kt d when tte w tbrm!
tvled nc ij I had key mterr. 1 tPlij
.U, hr.. try trinoeft Chrtk. f 0;
hc;a the fse io r-ir " jum
kd. Alrijht. and -6t caG B-fi
bin'!. The ponrr kkid kStrrrarc: t
po i:!r dki r t-tkck- eun jb ci't t
lkj!y' fkte knd &. st thet ad
tmiivd kt inn. atd be jicvcah tuck
a thu c cjra ber. Lkd nert
vte-k'J rotif i'tm. arvnar,'"
Boiccns Valut-Giclng Store
Red Cross to Have
Charge of Relief
In Flooded Citv
I'udrr the new tkrifu practitklly
'ti! rate from pmnt vet rf tbt Mif-
..un river to ChfiC k3 utm ku
Lewislon School District
BaUds Professor House
Table Rock. Xeb'Sept 13. (Spe
cial.) The member J the Lwis
tc.n wnsolidated scbl board are
remodeling one of the school bouse,
which rj( nsed before the new -modem
b.uildmf -was completed, and
bf!i completed it wiH be -csed as
a residence for the superintendent of
the schools. This action on the
part &1 the Lewistoa school district
lis in . accord . with . similar action
tikrn by , consolidated 3istricts
ra otber places, in -providing: a resi
lience for the bead of the iscbools
.near, tbe school house. ' .
Tent Gtv to Be Erexted in
San Antonio to Care for
Tboe Vno Loft Homes
in Flood-
Lifit Bain at Beatrice
Km. j ill .oi AW I 111 I lowing
I-rktrivt. ."t!'.. J!i't 13 ?p
ciil.) Frn Jtll in thi enit8 o:
ih wTi'r veilefdev. but tie mct-'
pt.'Tit rM of ti.e Kcnky niotuitau.s ,,u,f v.it jt'u-mrrtt to tk tp the
w ill be reduced w kmotinm rkrpirc prf);)(j fcf) tt ta farn.er to their
ircm 1 tc -5 stk per IvK1 wdk. Ju ,.ic.w.c, Tbe goveremttt (auft
Similar redactions m k'l other live irtrrofd .61 o: aa inch ti mou-torc
s:;ick rate n:- n ft tr tr.n crii
per 1W poondi. are to be rr.kde. th
cororriihsion said. In mary ca K. it j
a stated, the er.tire iurreane made i
;n Auc-ust 3 1-'1. tlcmir.aied.
! tr tbe new tarin. Tbe commiioi
e-timated that the decreases would I
mean an annual recurtion M reve
tue icrt- the carrier of $10.'AtO.OCK!.
The rcdaaion are in line ith
supgt stions made by the corrmif not j
arter htarrnes on iretsn rate uu
live stock ihrouthoot tne west
This lis Garland Pipeless
Furnace Week at Bowen s
San Antonio, Sept 13. The Red
Cross was authorized today to estab
lish a tent city here in w hicb to care
for homele. flood sufferer. The
United States armv will be asked for
500 tents and 2.000 cots. Red Cross
workers ay. The Itcd Cross will
fumihh the bedding.
Many of the Mexicans returned is
their homes or -what was left of them
and are reported to be living ra the
ruins. Sanitary inspectors under
tbe direction of the city and county
health boaTds have been ordrred into
tbe district to compel the inhaaitants
to clean up.
Every effort is being made by the
authorities to get the districts whice
were tmder water cleaned end dis
infected. Flentf of labor at $230
a day has been obtained tor thr
property owners requiring help.
There have been volunteers especial
ly for street cleaning. The federal
authorities furnished 20 large trucks
ta haul off debris and the city cm
ployed more than 100 extra men to
load the trucks.
The wooden blocks torn from the
pavements are cemg nauieo -o one l3.-(SPecial.)-
place and those not broken wnl be , s Senator 1. F. Ealderman of
Oil Company Refunds
Stockholders' Money
Bearer City. Nc'x. Sept 13
(Special.) The Harbn County ODi
and Gas company of Stamford be-j
gtn refunding stork subscriptions j
this week. About $13,000 has been;
raised on an agreement to start I
drilling for oil when $25,000 hadj
been subscribed. It was recently
discovered that a distillate tank,
containing fuel for the Stamford;
power plant had been leaking fori
some time. Henry Klein had been i
pumping oil from his well, 200 feet i
distant, for several month's, which j
caused much excitement in the vil-j
lape and consequent forming of the-
company. In view of the recent j
discovery it was thonght prudent tOj
refund the money. j
roa the
AJk-SAJt-ETN BktL
A csnpirt Tt
mu ! iatakt
FltL
Table Rock Bank to Assnme
Competiior" Liabilities
Jail Sentences and Fines
Imposed a Moonshiners
. Tablp RocV. XeK Sept 11 (Spe
cial. Diftrict Judge Haper sen
tenced the three men, who were re
cently taken in connection with the
il'irit rrumrtacture of alcoholic be
tmecs. AT! three f tbe men plead
gnirry before the court and received
sentences as fo2ows: F- I- La
F.ricre. three months in jail and a
fine of 5300: Oscar Jones. o
j"cmrhs hi jtll and a fine i 530vh
Charles Elecha. four months in jail
and a fwie of 5309. ---
PlaUe County Court House
VHl Exceed Bend Jssne
Cortrrrbcs, Xeb- Sept 13. iSpe
ciaLS The board H supervisors met
in sgsecial sesswm t& consider tbe
rtecessirr of caTLirp a special election
irr tbe issnine of bonds to complete
the new court bouse." - If tbe court
bouse, "now under eonrtrBCtion. ts
a be fioisbed in stvk befttimT -so
fpirndid a nub lie bending it wiH be
Tiereery for the rctmty to fesur
533.00ft bonfe. "Members if tbe board ;
e aTracrmF iw a Tecial ctectioEi
be beld October IE. i
salvaged a.nd. used for patching
streets.
The majority of the soldiers who
have been on guard duty will with
draw soon. Police, American Legion
men and a smaller cumber of soldiers
will take over the work of directing
traffic -and keeping the curious out
of tUstricls where their presence
would, interfere with the work of
cleaning up,
Bluffs Transient Found
Guilty of Bobbing Another
John Brady was found guilty by a
jury tb district' court yesterday
of robbmg i Saito, a Japanese, at
Underwood, la. on Jury 5. The
penalty is 20 years hi the state peni
tentiary. Two companions of Brady, named
Morris and Fnnk, pleaded guilty
more than a month ago and were
sentenced to five years in prison.
The three men are alleged to have
robbed Saito while all of them were
beatmg their way cast and after
Saito bad bought, them lunch and
cigarrts.
Trees Hid Train, Bluffs Man
" Claims in Suit for $2,500
Two trees growing on the Illinois
Central railroad right-of-way at
Twenty-fourth street and Avenue
Q, Council Bluffs, are responsible
for a $25,000 damage sail filed in
district court here yesterday by
Francis M. Derrickson, a farmer.
On August 29 he was driving bis
automobile across the tracks, when
a switch engine came along and,
without blowing its whistle, pro
ceeded to cross the road, he says.
He was unable to see the engine be-
catise of tbe trees, be says. He was
thrown from bts car axd suffered
various injuries, he alleges. . .
Consolidated School to
Build $30,000 School
Sidney, Xeb, Sept 13. (Special?
Tbe consolidated school Hstrict
Xo. 33 has advertised for bids cm
$30,000 in bonds for the erection, and
ftrmisbrng i a new school building
at Lrrenzo. Cheyenne courty. At
the same time bids win be opened
for construction oi tbe building. Tbe
bids are to be opened September 15.
Committee Named to Probe
Confederate Veterans Home
Austin. Tex. Sept 13. Governor
Xcff today appointed a committee of
confederate feterans to make an in
vestigation oi complaints of alleged
mistreatment of inmates of tbe con
federate borne. Tbe committee was
authorized by a resolution adopted
at tbe first called session of tbe leg
islature, "Widov of Pioneer Omaha
Doctor Dies at Her Home
irs Marr L. Crtrmmer. widow
of Dr. B. F. Crammrr, who came
to Omaha is 1888. died yesterday at
her borne in the Beaton apartments.
.3170 Farnain street.
Funeral services will be held
Tbursdav morning at 9 JO from tbe
home of IvJrs. F. H. Cole, 1819..
Spencer st-eet
Beatrice Policeman Quits
T Join Detective Agency
Beatrice. Xeb, Sept 11 (Spe
cial) Tom Dunn, who has been a
member of tbe Beatrice police -force
far two years, tas resigned, and wiH
enter tbe employ of a driectrveaeertry
of Or-aha, which rerrtitiy establish
ed offices in ' the crry. His suc
cessar has sot yet been named.
Pawnee Chr and 1. F. Bonham of
the State Bank of Table Rock, were
at the state bouse today about hav
ing Bonham's bank take over
any good paper there is in the tbe
Community State bank there, closed
by the department last week, : and ,
assume an equal liability for its do-;
posits. Should this be done Bon-;
ham might be designated as receiver.'
There has been some talk of or
ganizing a new bank at Table Bock
to take the place of the Community
bank, whose quarters are among the
finest In any town ,of its size in tbe
stats. -
Bigspring Soldiers Vill
Have Claims Adjusted
Bigspring, Xeb. Sept 13. (5?e
cial.) Several ex-service men went
to Xorth Platte to meet with the
board adjusting soldiers claims.
Several of tbe soldiers from here
were -disabled by gas or otherwise
and are not receiving anything
while others who were scarcely
scratched are receiving pensions reg
ularly from the government.
40,000 Bushels of Vheat
Raised by Kansan at Venango
. Bigspring. Xeb. Sept 33. (Spe
cial.) W. P. Carpenter oi larino,
Mo. bas nearly 40,000 btisbels of
wheat to dispose oi This wheat was
raised on land owned or leased by
Mr. -Carpenter fn the -vicinity of
Venango. Mr. Carpenter shipped 11
cars of wheat from Venango and
will -ship about as many from Blg-
sprmg. -
Omaha Hospital to Treat
Man Unable to Speak English
Bigspring, Xeb. Sept 13. (Spe
cial) Sam Manion, Armenian, sec
tion laborer on the Union Pacific,
was taken to Omaha to be grven
medical treatment ,
It was necessary to take bim to
the hospital because he can spea
very little English and doctors here
could not find out what 4iscase be
bad. -, -
Sidney Movie Theater
Is Robbed Second Time
Sidney, Xeb. Sept. 15 (Special'?
The U. S. A- theater was robbed
again Monday night and over $800
rtolen. This is the second time this
theater has been robbed within the
last six months. Entrance was
pained by braking a lock in the of
fice door and the safe was opened
cither by an expert or someone ac
quainted with the combination,
Wife, 19, Asks Divorce;
Charges Husband Is Cruel
Beatrice, Xeb. Sept 13. (Spe
cial) Suit for divorce was filed in
the district court by Emma Kruse
2 gam st Fletcher Krnse, auegmg ex
treme cruelty. They were married
at Lincoln September 37, 1920, and
have been living on a farm near
Chstonia since that time. The plain
tiff Is 39.
Sidney Collece Students
Leave to Take Up Studies
Sidcty, Xeb. Sept 13. (Special) j
The annual exodus of students to.
biaber seats of learning, is ""-cm" at ,
Sidney. About 20 high school grad-
sates will leave -daring tbe present !
week. Four young men will begin;
their second year at Xotre Dame:
ard other wffl enter the University,;
of Xcbrba." -
Be Want Ads Produce Results. " '
f
Can ia u4r. ret
firad rigbl m
ptmt lin el hill
m linwiafeiac.
JOHN rr.LDV.AN
Dirrt)jr Actum
trwm FntHic
JAckaos Stat
Consult Mj
0ur ffffpy
Heating
School Suits
In all colors
and styles.
112.1.0 Values on Sale
$7.50
Men's Extra Trousers .
$4.95
J. HELPHAND
Clothing Co.
314 Nortb 16ti Street
K II
Come io
Bowen's
AVith
All
Your
Heatins
Problems
ADDITIONAL VALUE
i
Luxurious Appointments i
i
m
This Furnace is the product of the world's
largest furnace makers.
The Garland has 12 Superior Points, which
you should know before you make your se
lection. Have our heating experts explain
them to vou at Bowen's.
Sold on Terns If You Wish
Your Stove tiicn as part parmenl on one of these FarnaecB
fir OMAHA'S VALtTB
IVING STORE
'Howard St, Bet 15th and 16lb
Word
$ series --fans!
How Do You Dope It?
It looks like the Yankees and Giants
tome. ,
I'll bet the old town will liven up quite a
bit when our gang blows in. All the 'Tight
Fingered Gentry" in the business will be on
hand to. relieve us of our excess baggage,
namely:, Pocketbooks, watches, etc
Listen! Let's go, old man; don't stop un
til you are in the clear the trip is worth it -
S400.00 worth of subscriptions puts you
on the list of those who will be aboard when
The Omaha : Bee's World's Series parry
shoves off. ; :""'.''
Mr. Parsons at-
Omaha Bee
Will Give You Particulars. Write or
Phone for Appointment
tflELLYfSriRES
This wonderful new
Kant-Slip Cord is an
achievement of what
was thought to be
the impossible: a real
non-skid tire that will
give almost Unlimited
mileage
The exhaustion of toar-pricr ntatrnalM mi thm
r nnrmiK jnadtr pattMe in its great new plant
have enabled the tUBf-Springfield Tire C io
reduce prieet JramtScuOy. -
Now you can buy Keilys for the
same prices you will have to pay
for other tires that have always
sold for less.
- The quality of Kelly products is better '
than ever.' The only cut is in the price.
Size
30x3&
32x3&
32x4
33x4
34x4
32x4
33x415
34x4&
33x5
35x5
$28.40
35.60
46.00
47.60
49.40
53.00
55.00
55.40
65.40
68.00
Tubes
$335
3.60
4.30
430
4.65
5.45
5.60
5.80
6.65
635
1
'Kml-SLn or Block eat Bottom Trmmd
j
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co.
factory Branch;
2578 Harney SL Phote Douf. 3272.
OKiAHA, NEB.
Lionberger Tire & Service Co.
Cty Distributors, Kelly-Springfield Iires
2220 Harney Street. Pbcne Atlantic 1373
"lionberger Service Satisfies" ;