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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1922)
IMK tffcfc.: OMAHA. UlUKMIAy. JU.M. 1. IVli. 11 Sergeant York Gets Deed to Farm GrfatftHfroofWorUWIrH DrlUm Kloqurut Str mon at Collrgr. Wilmr, Ky.. Mty Jl.-Scrtt. A1 viu York, noted cfl1 r htm of I'atl Mall, Tnn, told hit audiiort in the courts ol tprech delivered the celebration here yettrrtUy el the 314 anniversary ol the (oundinrf o( Abury college, that he had re. i rived onVrt at high at $1,000 a night to go into vaudeville, motion picture! or on the lecture platform, hut declared that he had rather he a "pauper and homeless, knowing that he wat terving Gl and would have a home in heaven." In the courte ol hi apeech he mid how hit fith in God carried him through the exploits that made him famout at warrior, and at the clo many declared he had delivered the bett tcrmon they ever had heard. Chattanooga, Te.-in., May 31. A big load it off the mind of Sergt. Alvin York, the Tennetee moun taineer, whoe exploit in the Ar gonne, where he captured tingle handed a battalion of German in fantry, brought him -the title of the "greatest hero of the world war" from Marshal Foch. The deeU to hit fine 400-acre farm on Wolf river, Fentrrtt coun ty, near l'all Mall, wat presented to him yesterday. It came to him every penny paid for. The preen tation wat made by J. T. Wheeler, a trustee of the York fund. Soldiers of Three Wart Decorate Tecumseh Craves Tecumseh, Xeb., May 31. (Spe cial.) Rain prevailed here on Mem orial day, making it necessary to hold the exercises indoors. How ever, the originally announced pro- ' gram was carried out. Music was by the Tecumseh military band. William L Gaston of Lincoln,, dep uty secretary of state, was the speaker of the day. Soldiers of three wars formed a line of march to the Tecumseh t cemetery,., where services were held at the mound for the unknown dead. - The graves of all sailors and soldiers were decorated. The an nual memorial sermon was delicred by Rev. R. J. McKenzie at the Methodist church. Two Alleged Moonshiners ' ; Are Arrested Near Ohiowa ' Geneva, Neb., May 31. (Special) Deputy Sheriff Eric Johnson ar rested John Kempf and Murray f'ancvhv 9f ih hnmm n( ihm latter near Ohiowa. At the Kempf place was found four and a half gallons of liquor and two three-burner oil stoves, a copper boiler, four fifty gallon barrels and several empty Migar tacks. Three of the barrels contained mash. y Theodore Pekar was arrested at Ohiowa for breaking into the Farmert Union store. Only $4 in money was taken; Omaha Democrat Enters , Primary for Congress v Lincoln,' May ji. special.; James "H-iHanUy-oi-'Omaha .today tiled with he secretary of state as a democratic-, candidate for congress from the Second district. A. T. Gatewood of McCook filed as : democratic candidate for state senator.' from the Twenty-ninth dis tirct and Andy Brott of Potter as a republican candidate for the house from the Ninety-fifth district.' Illinois Capitalist Has . Big Pig Crop in Nebraska ocairicr, iicu., may 01. impe rial) w. S. Corsa of Whitehall, III., stockman and capitalist of that citv is one of the men who is boost- : r - - : i xti -i "'S ,v y'a r 1 ... He has been here and at Alexandria looking after his land interests and reports that he has 1,600 pigs on his ranch at the latter place in good con dition. Farm Hand Is Convicted Sernttrl Time fnr Asaault . " Clay Center, Neb., May 31. (Spe cial.) Carl Svenson, farm hand, was found guilty in district court here rhare-rrl with assatittin? Arhelia , Wolfe, 14, daughter of William Wolfe. The sentence will vary with ' 2 to IS years imprisonment. Sven- cn was 0itrn . a rrrA trial in "Unfair Deal" Charged by Settlement Head ) $U CarloaiU ut Nrl Valley Farmer oml Krturu S. rarloadt ei ean-e ' lnd it the tfttL)s4s bv tiilttert AUiluud f Velio-. Of lb lnp ntftit 4.' brad tute4 I JW rounds n( tld el a hundred, the top prire el the dv fur ul ( I'ut weight, while 17 head averaging M lbs, writ mI4 'r M.'i 4 The entire i.in.guitient wat ikuht tli Uituha market t ve and one rul momht a, whrn ihev ritci pound and fofJ a bundled. 1 lit animal told bv Mr, ,lriutid were all well bred Here !'! and h 'd he wat pleard at the good prirei teceived and the gaiiu nude in wciiiht. Mrt. Marie Doud. Mrt. Marie Doud, who hat been given 30 davt' notice to leave her pott at head resident of the South ?ide Social settlement June 15, de clared yesterday that the hat not been given a square deal. "They thould have let me know tooner and not waited until a few weekt before my vacation, to which I am entitled." the said. "I have six months' verbal contract providing for it. No notice wat given me ol any change so 1 ahatt expect them to comply with the terms." Dissatisfaction with Mrs. Doud't work emanatet from the women identified with the settlement. "We feel that Mrt. Doud hat not given the settlement her best efforts since her marriage a year ago," said one of them. O. C. Willis of Armour & Co.. who heads the board, declined to comment on the complaint. Secretary to Jefferis Married at Washington Washington, May 31. (Special Telegram.) J. B. Shanahan, private secretary-to Representative Jefferis, was married yesterday at St Mathews cathedral to Miss Nann Clay Sheehy of Washington. The bride is a member of a prominent Washington family. The couple will spend a few days at Atlantic City, after which Mr. Shanahan will take his bride to Omaha, where he will assist his chief in the senatorial primary fight. Legion Cives Memorial Day Program at Syracuse Dunbar, Neb., May 31. (Special) Wilber W. Anness delivered the Memorial day address at Syracuse before an audience that filled the M.rE. church. An inspiring pro gram was held under auspices of the American Legion post. Only three G. A. R. members of Wadsworth post survive. These are Comrades Shuey, Botsford and Kirk, The Syracuse band furnished music for the occasion. Farmers in Gage County Report Crops Favorable Beatrice, 'Neb., May 31. (Spe cial.) Farmers in. Gage county re port that winter wheat , and corn have made great progress since the late rains. In some fields the wheat is heading' out and with favorable weather the yield will be about the same as last year, most of the farm ers figure. . Most of the corn .is up and the stand is one of the best in .years. ' f MN Ttn UK tuirt t. it TMJ.t tHISf.T , I'ltOMM.KtfM ttNLV $18.00 Sends a Beautiful Phonograph to Your Home There f no reason for any Home to be without music. 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