i
Chang's Soldiers
Mutiny. Support
Gen. Wu Pci-Fu
Form Along Hiinftf Eatrrn
Kiilrosl Rttult A?imt Man
ihurUrt Dii utor in Favor
of Kncmy Ce net A.
Harbin, Manchuria. May 29 'By
A, 1 ) i'h o.1.ft rt Ctn. Chant
T.o-Lin along lt Chme 1 s.trru
railroad have tnuiinircd an-1 drlard
in favor H Urn. V I'ri-ru. wlio
dtlritrd Chang in I he rrcmt bitilc
around I'rkin. Almost lti enure
vilroad ii in llie hands cl irnops v. ho
bev rtvohfj agamat the Manchuri
ai dictator and are supporting Urn.
Wu, new in control ot. Chili-Li.
Sever fighting occurred at cmal
tutioni along the retread, mulling
in the diirat o( Chang Tao-Lin's
oiiirfali.
The mutiny it threading among
Jlli V civil ennIoe.
: Severt Fighting.
London. May 2). Severe figlitiii
ha btcn in rogre on the KtrngM
tront, according to Hongkong re
Prtt to The Timet. .Sun Vat Sen'
main army it said to have raniured
KeJ Lin !'a. which the Kung-i
(trvn had hravily Inrtiiied.
I The richt uiiiu of the armv hi
' captured Smfrng and is pursuing the
enemy toward N'ankangh.irn, while
the leit wing h4 drftaicd tue enemy
un the Hunan frontier and it march
ing toward Chungyi.
roremn Minister Resigns.
London, May .N. A Rrunter dis
patch from 1'ckin saya that Dr. W.
W. Yen. the foreign niiniairr re-
tinned Saturday and leit for Shang
lui today. The dipatch add that
J)r, Yrn apparently it making way
for Dr. Wellington Koo, who arrived
. in rekin unduy mnrnmg.
On Way to Lanchow.
Tientsin, Mav 29.-.(Ry A. P.)
(jcn. Wu lei-rut army ot Lhilili
aoklier have passed Tongshang on
tlieir way to Lanchow. Another di
vision has been ordered to advance.
Gen. Chang Tso-Lin. it has been
definitely established, has reocctipied
Chatigli. Thirty thousand Chihli
troops are moving overland toward
Yungpingfu obviously for an out
flanking movement. Nine thousand
l.hihli soldiers have crossed the
great wall, moving in the direction
of Chinchow. Their leaders confi-
dently expect a resumption of hostil-
itiet within three or tour days.
George Roberts Gives
$10,000 to WillardHall
George A. Roberts, grain broker,
subscribed $10,000, one-tenth of the
total amount being raised to estab
lish Willard hall, the proposed resi
dence for employed women and girls,
to be located at the former Brownell
hall on South Tenth street.
Mr. Roberts has taken an active
interest in the campaign. He is chair
man of the large contributions com
mitttee. David Cole, treasurer of the Wil
lard hall association, pledged $5,500.
Gould Dietz and Bishop Homer
Stuntz each subscribed $1,000. The
campaign for $100,000 was launched
in the churches Sunday,
v ."We haven't arrived at any totals
yet," said Mr. Cole, "but every in
dication points toward success. We
caa't fail with this drive. The danger
is too great.'"
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French Ratification of
Arms' Meet Up Tomorrow
Paris, May 29. (By A. P.) The
French government will tomorrow
introduce in the chamber of deputies
bJlU' ratifying the agreements
reached at the Washington arma
ment conference.
Toy KJ; . Last 2 Times
, FIRST TIMES HERE THE BEST
- MUSICAL REVUE OF THE SEASON
' 3rd and Latest Edition ol th Original
v and Only
GEORGE WHITE'S
SCANDALS
- : With Ann Pennington
, Csorfe Whit (Himself) and Original
V ; . Ntw York Cast.
Bargain Holiday Matinee Today: 50c, $1.00
91.50 and $2.00
DMIIDEIS
CURTAIN
EVENINGS 8.15
SHARP
S Days
STARTING
THURSDAY
June 1
MATINEE SATURDAY
SEATS HOT, SELLING
Prices All Plus 10 Tax
Nigatss Orchestra, $2-50, $2.00;
Balcony. $2.00, $1.50, $1.00; Gal
lery, 50c. Matinee: Orchestra,
$2.00, $1.50; Balcony, $1.50, $1-00;
Gallery, 50c
"1 never enjoyed a play more
in my life." Herbert Hoorer.
Original
Metropolitian
Company
39 People
.IllamrWscJrj
'JfcflQLi.
LINCOLN
The Thin Red
Murder of Negroes
Remains Mystery
Inquest Fails to Shed Light
on Double Slaying of
Last Friday.
Mystery surrounding the murder
of two negroes at Seventh and Fine
streets Friday morning was not
pierced by a coroner's inquest yes
terday morning and detectives, with
three suspects in jail, are still probing
its depths.
Walter Toles, negro mechanic, 1101
South Fourteenth street, was ar
rested yesterday morning on infor
mation obtained by Detective 'Harry
Buford, and is expected to throw
light on the case. ,
In their report on the case, seven
detectives told their superiors today
Buford s work on the case was re
markable and responsible for all the
progress made toward solving the
mystery.
.Ihe dead negroes were William
Goodman and Dan Lewis. ,
The Bee leads all the other papers
in sport news. Read The Bee first
LAKEVIEl'J
PARK
Special Matinee 3 to
5:30 P. M. Today
DANCING
In the Finest Dancing
Palace in Two States
TOHIGIIT,1:4!i!.
Quarter of a Hundred
Attractions
JUST BUILT FOR FUN
Spend tbe Day at Omaha's
Favorite Playground.
NEW SHOW TODAY
' iiiiiinpsrlllill!ll &
Mv f - -- - HUH' u
m
W "PARDON
- 3
A story sf the west, whea the weat u 70115, when a rasa
aesl fe is arun lor a calling: card.
BUls! II
THE LEATHER PUSHERS"
Fire
SUrts Stewart Edward White's Story
I
. "THE GRAY DAWN"
(White and Blue)
"Closet BabyY ' Father
Given Court Hearing
John Albino, 30, father of "the
closet baby," was held in central po
lice court yesterday on a statutory
charge, but his hearing was continued
to 'this morning.
Albino confessed he became the
sweetheart of Christina Lombard,
Vinton school student, 3309 South
Twenty-ninth street, while she was
13, last September.
Miss Lombard, now 14, became a
mother Saturday.
When her parents returned to their
Open Today
DECORATION
7-DAY-
i
rug Park
Bathing Beach
Open at 9 a. m.
Closes 10 p. in.
Come out and enjoy a
plunge in the biggest and
best pool of clear,' pure
water in the west.
TUESDAY Dance mati
nee commencing promptly
at 3 p. m. Plenty of picnic
tables for both large and
small parties.
WEDNESDAY "Pagn
liacci" big spectacular
musical comedy and dance.
You miss a big treat every
night you stay away from
Krug Park.
Benson cars direct to the
park. '
sw T rrr Jx.
I'AU'nMNIR (RTHI KOORj
FOUB DATS OJttY
Today, Tomorrow, Thurs, Fri.
BUCK
JOME
S
IN
MY NERVE
11
THE BEE: OMAHA.
Line of Heroes
home Saturday, they heard a baby's
tries issuing from a clothes' closet.
They found the child wrapped in
clothes.
Miss Lombard tearfully confessed
and accused Albino, her uncle, who
had resided seven years with her
parents.
"I'll marry the girl," Albino told
the court.
In most English meat pics sage
has much to do with tlje savoriness.
SWIM
Where Swimming Is Enjoyed
And That's at
KRUG PARK
Bathing Beach Opens Today
at 9 a. m.
TRAVEL a RESORTS
,OTQ
Gravuri
section-of the-'
OMAHA BSC
) t t t.
est dfp.de adwfs,
for; all adver
tismrf vhei'e-per-fect
nepro
is essential-
1E1
tiThe Land of the Sky Blue
Waters"
OTOR, fish, golf, camp in the
A A woods or along the motor
tf til or stop in a big city hotel; you're
close to nature or civilization as you please.
Cornel By motor, railor boat ask your
local ticket agent about reduced summer
rates. Writeforlnformationand literature.
Ten Thousand Lakes of Minnesota Assn.
"69 Boat 6th Street, St. Paul, Minn.
When you milt.indieale kind of information
desired: GeneralVacarJons, Canoe Trips
Permanent Summer Home Sites
aintTlll a 8m modern hotel
' HOTEL every room with bth
(see Hotel Red Book Id every Pullman ear)
establbn your Minnesota touring headquar
ters here for mall, telegrsms, laundry, ate
Write tor booklets: sddrese .
The Sslat Paul Hotel, Saint Psul, Mian.
Cnm to the Minneva&ka U-modrrn fiuramer Hotel
for your Ticitioo. fine Blick Bh ind Pike Fish
inf. Golf, Tennis. Boating, and Swimming, TJn
ncelled cutitne, home cookmf. Bah? Reef. Ft nil
and Game m Mason. Minnewsika Health Ruart,
Glenwood, Minn.
ROYAL MAIL
Regular 8tiU'ng to and From
NEW YORK HAMBURG
SOUTHAMPTON CHERBOURG
rnsurraMed accnmmodltioa In all ciassei by
linoui "O" and "V" ships at moderns rites.
Full Information from snr Agent or
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
117 W. Waihiastea St.. Ckleass
Telephone Dearborn 13ST 1368
I 1 A JaVHp 4!ft4as4
TUESDAY. MAY SO. W.
Dahlman Urges
Aid for Near East
Major Imuc Ai(cul for
Donation of Clothing for
Destitute lVoplc.
Major Jamr C. PaMitiau fned
n appeal yr.trrday to the fitiriii of
Omaha for donanoiu of iloilnug for
the destitute people ( the prar t.
1he apical read a lollop.:
To the triiirna of Omaha:
"At the rennet of the .Ute office
of the Near Kat Kehrf commntff,
I rr.pecllully urge the people of
Omaha to rememhrr the hundreds of
thousand of destitute people to
whom they can give very practical
abidance without any actual fman
ci.i' outlay.
"Thi t the eaon in which winter
K2
Now Showing 1 Last Times Friday
" Eyes of Buddha"
A Fortune in Cowna and Seenia
SpUndor.
Bison City Four Klass & Brilliant
A Good Supporting Show.
PHOTOPLAY
Shown at Evary Performance
"Watch Your Step"
Daily
Mats.
30c
, Holiday
Childrsa Matloae
10c ,
UaderlSYrs. Ev '
! SOc
Continuous Daily, Starting 1 p.m.
Rialto Theater
Special Decoration Day
Feature Picture
Prom 10 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Only
Anna Q. Nilsson
In Her Latest Release
"VERMLANDERS"
This picture just released from Europe and has been shown In
eastern cities before packed houses. The popular screen star is
seen at her best in this newest production.
Special Music Scores for This Play
Will Be Rendered by Julius K. Johnson
All Seats 31c, Pins Tax-Total 35c
rurvWAnjTjXrxr-Lanmsjnrs
mm
A 65-mile circle scenic trip,
most unique municipally owned
park in the world. Over Look
out Mountain and ' return by
the way of Bear Creek Canon.
ROUND
OMAHA
to Denver
JUNE 1-NO WAR TAX
Low summer rates make this
Colorado Vacation Tear.
Motor, take scenic trips, camp,
fish, enjoy outdoor sports or climb.
Denver has a $250,000 Free Auto
Camp, 252 Hotels and over 400
Mountain Resorts, at prices to fit
any pocetbook.
Write Today for
FREE BOOKLET
that tells where to go, what to see
and how to enjoy one day to three
months in cool Colorado.
THE DENVER
TOURIST BUREAU
558 17th St., Denver, Colo.
Where to
Let The Bee's Travel and Resort
Bureau assist in planning your
summer vacation. This bureau
is fully supplied with booklets
and literature giving full infor
mation concerning the best places
to fish and to go for a summer
outing.
Just another way
The Bee serves its
readers beat.
thing i being dikcardej (or lighter
Ctrmenii, and I would auggett flat
anything that tan N spared from
the u4iJiule l dopa'ed to this wor
tly cau.e. This plan ha hern
waived bv the worWrra at the best
mrtfiod r( guarding aganot untold
sutferinj among lhr people neat
wmter. Anything from glove and
shM to bed limbing it acceptable.
Mid the laundries and dry cleaners of
the city will he glad to ra! for the
handle if a.krd to do aa."
The Hee Leads Other rapen In
5port Newt,
rii nnrcc showing
TOOAV
MILLICENT
D'ARMOND 4 CO.
GREAT
AUSTIN
RUSSELL
SAN1ELL
A CO.
BOrTKNAPP AND
CHRIS CORNALLA
NOW SHOWING
Jackie Coogan
'Trouble"
Mary Pickford
in
"Going Straight
Mada 12 ysars ago, but
now what a treat.
" '
ONE-DAY AUTO TRIPS
INTO THE MOUNTAINS
Lookout Mountain 2.50
Rocky Mountain National Park 100
Denver Mountain Parka, $4 and 5.00
Snowy Range (2 daya) 250
Echo Lake, Mount Evans..... eUX)
Arapahoe Glacier (all expenae) 15.00
Special trip by arrangement.
Georgetown Loop. .$ &66
!!v Moffat Road....... (LOO
Platte Carton. ' 2.00
awn Ry' QoTI -5
TROULEVBo,,l,tar 1M
toTdT Eldorado 8prin0a.. 1.7
TK,PS Qolden-Caatle Rock .98
Go?
Man I Cliargftl Willi Oinir?
Agditut -t'Yfttr-Olil irl
Tom Thompson, ,1119 lturdrtte
strert, Hat charged in lenlial olir
IV alary of boy who prom.
isd hie siring doukle ha weald
taho bis placa in the blind otb
r'a heart.
l.i.mvi
BOBBY . ""Hick W
VERNON 10 Hick'
STRAND ORCHESTRA
"Ain't We Got Fun?"
"The Rich Get Richer;'
"The Poor Get Children"
AND THEY ALL GO AND SEE
m mm it n imri Lm mmm iasss
VssaafsinuitT
Breakfast in Omaha
Denver at Sunset
THE Union Pacific's new Denver Special
burns up the space between Omaha and
Denver, but on the smooth double track of
the Union Pacific you don't realize you're on
the fast train between Omaha and Colorado.
Safety signals all the way.
The Denver Special leaves Omaha 8:10 a.m.'
and arrives Denver 8:30 p. m. Only nine
stops on the way.
Two other good Denver trains one from
Omaha at 4:25 p. m., another at 1:15 a. m.
Sleepers on the latter ready 10:00 p. m.
Summer Fares Much Lower
and no War Tax
Spend the summer in Colorado; or visit there en
route to Yellowstone, Pacific Northwest or Cali
fornia. No extra charge.
TV1 1 TJq wnere yu want to s- Let us sen(
X CU J O you fuii information and free illustrated
- booklets.
USE BEE WANT ADS -
tourt enerdiy tiH a mtutory
rrime againM a 4-yrarold girl, Chris.
line Krai. JUS Bnrdene,
Hearing Ma set tor edneda.
Thompson's bond was fUed t M.
ORPHEUM
ALL THIS WEEK
The Best Play Written
In Ten Years.
JANE COWL'S
"Smilin' Thru"
THE ORPHEUM PLAYERS
Are tba Creates! Stock Co.
Omaha Hat Ever 5 tea. ,
Matinees 2ilS
Tues., Tburs., Sal., 2&c, BS
Evary Nils, 2ac-SSa-S3c.fi. 10
NOW SHOWING
No Advance in Prices
Call, Phona or Writ
A. K. CURTS, City rumngmr Agent
1416 Dodge St., Omaha
Phone Douflaa 4000
Consolidated Ticket Office
U. P. Hdqra., 1416 Dodge St.
Union Station '
10th and Marcy Sta.
THEY BRING PROFITS
J