English Complain
That U.S. Tourists
Keep Purses Closed
Sliup Krrprri anil Hotel Own
rn Find Viaitori No hmg
rr SpfnJ Money in
Lavish Way.
Undon, Aug. ll (By A, P.)
England's shopkeepers, hctst and
restaurant proprietor an 1 head
Matters lay thi year's American
tourist crop jt Di.t of the munificent
prewar vnrty Of tht persons and
enterprises that usually waa fat on
lourUtt rushes lh steamship com
psnwl r ihe only one who
havt po complaint, lor at vet thru
it an ateamthip substitute lor tran
SHantlr travel and they havf sel
dom, if ever, eclipsed tin year I
nusiiictt, liut our landed on F.ng
lub toil, t hi vear's tuiinat has con
(Juried himself unite differently from
I'm old timet who made the Amen
nn traveler known lit liii Iavui
tip, rriklest buying of jewels and
clothing and indiscriminate pu'
c hates f ''curio," gcnu'ne or cither-;
vine. Instead of buying truukifull !
;l apparel, th Wli tourist i bring
my plenty (l clothing along and do
ing h'1 sight-setting from "rubber
iirtka" chartbanie intrad of frou
lb privately hired motor car cl
former years.
Outtipptd by Britiah.
According to th waiters, the pre
eut day tourist hte trimmed 'htir
lint to a trant 10 per cent of thfir
hill in fact, are outdone by Urit
ih and continental oatron in the
mittrr of tipping. Th holrl nir
ager note a marked decrease in the
miuilitr of American tourist who
davel da lue Hith their 'anvl:
and retinue td sc'ariti,
"Only a few of those most fortu
nately situated apparently can af
ford to travel in surh state nowa
day," itii the plaint of one manager.
Chest Given Boom.
The world's ches congress, now in
session in London, ha given a ((real
fillip to the ancient game and bud
ding Capablanca throughout the city
may be puzzling over the open gain
brtf and complicated nwvM, com
pletely ignoring their roast beef and
boiled potatoes
One firm of caterer! that operate
200 hop baa act of chessmen for
itl patron, which, incidentally,
would teem to give an Insight into
the amount of time available to tng
liah buines men for lunch.
City of Khaki Tents
Built by Guardsmen
(ratina4 Vrom Pat e.)
put up prize for the best drilled
men in it Company K. The road
will give an annual pan to the men
of the heit uuad in the company.
Col. Thoma laid the afternoon
will be filled with dress parade.
guard mount and just plain drill.
The chaolain who i in charge of
welfare work plan to give moving
picture how m the evening. There
will alio be boxing and wrestling
) Lt. Col. W. A. McDanie! i senior
iitstructor of the camp: Capt. J. W.
Qitsy. assistant instructor. They are
permanently detailed regular army
men. For the two week of the camp
theie additional regular army offi
cer have been detailed for instruc
tion work at the camp: Maj. C. IS.
fJodson, Maj, 1'ruym, Maj. Bendcll
and Capt, E. R. Colpin, besides tev
cral regular army "noncom."
Government Pay Bill.
The men receive a minimum of $1
a day during the encampment and
the officer receive regular army pay
during the two week. The federal
government pay all expense.
Telephone wire were strung to
the headquarter at the camp today
and the extemion of the I'latttmouth
city water system to the camp wa
completed and water turned on.
A canteen has already been estab
lished. There was a baseball game
this afternoon,
"The camp started out with the
smoothness that should mark the
working of an army." said Col.
Thomas. "This is a fine lite, liut,
oh, I hope it won't rain. The ground
is very low. I think we are due to
have a dry spell of two week."
Man Who Won Big Verdict
From Road Loses on Appeal
O'Neill, Neb., Aug. 1.1. (Special
Telegram.) Judge Kohert D. Dick
son Saturday granted a new trial in
the damaite suit of W. J. Gartner of
Caper, Wyo., against the. North
railroad for an injury received in
February, 1921, in falling from a
stock train.
Last spring Gartner wa given a
verdict of $15,000 on hi claim of
permanent injurv.
The new trial was granted on an
affidavit showing that Gartner had
engaged in heavy manual labor for
a Caiper oil company oon after the
first verdict.
Read The Omaha lie every day,
you will lika it.
:i3ARETTE
ITllTOWIP
If. toted. This
ono extra process
0lvt delightful
quality that oan
not b duplloatod
t
Compare Thii Price
New Tire.. Fr4 ffC QC
kite ,,,,,,, J.7J
At tke 9fea ftar,
I till and C'wmiag
Marriage of
By RUBY M. AYRES
Copyright, 1922.
f aatlaw4 1 1
ljrry' lettrr wai propped up
againtt the triipnt, and f"r a moment
Hazel sat looking at it with appre
he mum. fclie knew quit well that
the week wat up today. She had
wakened that minding with a little
quickened heartbeat, wondering what
would happen, what he would ay to
her, what b would ep(U.
Her bands shrink a the opened
hi letter. He lal never written to
her since their marriage, hht fluihed
a the read the fir. word.
"My darling wife"
He was Uking a great drat for
granted, she thought, and was sur
prised that h did rot feel moie
angry, She read on eagerly:
"l am coming Lark to town to
morrow, and shall hop to ee you
immediately, Hael, I've been very
patient. I've tried to do as rov
wished, but a docn time day I've
nearly thrown up the sponge and
come b k to you. t an't you forget
all that you can t pirgtv about rne.
afld jut remember that onre e
were very happy together? It' o
difficult say what i want to in a
litter, but 1 love you, and that') the
greatrit argmnrnl f en ue, Writ
to me, Hael. I shall look so eager
ly for a letter when I get back to
town. 1 n ver was an eloquent chap,
but when I see you again but J'm
afraid to count too much tn tiiat,'
Barry,"
Not much of a letter, perhaps; but
.nmelhinif ill lis lllf lo'lUCIlCC SP
pealed to Hazel. She sat for a long
time while the breakfat grew cold,
reading and rereading the few lines.
Lately she had begun to feel the
loneliness r.l ner position: nc n
tn llanie and had re
ceived no answer. She felt cut off
feom evervone she had ever known
or cared for,
Barrv wa her husband. He wa
her natural protector, and if she cast
bin? off , , . She heard voire out-
side in the paisage and the next mo-
ment Delia entered the room.
Hazel sprang to her fret. She
could not believe her eye. Delia
herel At this time of the morning!
She began to stammer her amaze.
ment. but the elder girl cut her
l,ort,
"I just had to come. Have vw
heard the news? Isn't it too awful?
Poor Mr, Wicklowl I can't believe
it' really true. I" ,
Hazel' heart teemed to stand still:
she went white to the lip. Barry I
Sneneihino' had haooened to Barry.
She felt a if every drop of gtood in
her body wa frozen. Delia rattled
on
"It' in all the paper. Haven't
vou seen the papers? My goodness!
i ihmifftit I should have died when
r uw it. I wa only having lunch
uirh tiim two davt ttio. and 1 dare
say you you ve si
Isn't U frightful?
ou ve seen htm mce tnen, i
You never know
whote turn it I to go next. ne
flung herself down in a chair, "One
thing, it will be a good tnmg tor
your Barry," he aid grimly.
ti-l ,uMh her hreathi then it
wa not Barry. She felt o weak
that she nearly fell; lie groped for
her chair and at down.
She knew now how great ner icar
had been that something had hap-1
pened to Barry! Ueiia wa too wrayv
up in her own emotion to be very
obaervant.
Mf ,Ur...ht vam wnutd be sure to
know: Norman was tuch a pal of
your, wasn't he?" - . ,
Norman 1 So it wa Norman illazel
felt ashamed because in the sudden
eevuUinn of fceline the had no room
for an v emotion but gladne. It watl
nnt Karrv. and tnat wa an mi
aa.Ma1 in malfpf.
"Utt was dead when they picked
him up," Delia said with a shiver.
-I rn't iieiieve II Door Otlll 1
n.l.r 1in 1, HMn't suffer.
c.u, innked oale and unset; she
Ui,l Heath in anv form. She had
felt that he must rush off and talk J
to omeono about it, even if it were
Only Hazel. She tat looking around
the room critically; hc had not been
in the flat before. .
Well, they ve done you an rigni,
she said. No wonder you preicr
in fry V hnle f.f a nlace."
,. w J - - . m , , .
f l:eH heinir with VOU: 1 tnouio
have stayed with you it you naa
wanted me to." Hazel answered.
"P.h .Imnt Knrman . .
But Delia was tired ot the topic ai
re any.
"You'll find it in all the paper,
she said. "Let talk about some
thing more cheerful. Give me some
rnffee- mv head' just plitting. I
never nn aland arettine UO early."
Hazel ooured out the cottee. iter
hands shook badly; she wa all un
nerved. She took Barry' letta-r up
and tucked it awav in her frock. It
teemed to have grown very precious
all at once. She wished Delia would
go; he wanted to be alone to think
itiiiiai nut nuietlv
"Mv darling wile , , , J ne
word kent echoina: in her brain
loftly.
Uelis sinned her coffee and drew
her chair nearer to the fire; she had
a great deal to say about everything
In the room; tne saia tnat virravr
wa evidently not urh a mean beast
ti Jluinert. Plie atK'fl now many
timet he came to see Hazel,
He hardlv ever come. I don t
like hi coming here when I am
alone," Deb crrmed with laugh,
ter,
'Little Miss Prude! h said
mnikmgly. "Why dont you get a
hapetoit?
Haiti was glad when the went
away, Mie tmng tne winnows w me
lt ttt em the uuurarably hraty prr.
I m e, Delta was alwayt si entrd up
to the eyes.
Then tb tf do fjin. Me
would b biiiii 1141 night, tier
iheek luitied with ri itrmtnf. In
the latt lew lliniultt h h4 learned
imelhing
Mie bad tetriied that deep down in
her h'jtt h hid P'Vrr "! to
'e br him, that h lvJ him at
mthh tr...iy, in spit f( evtrvt'iU'g,
the H I it.we when be l ut k tr I
hh bad no rilnrnn tils l-r (bt
tig!'t, the Wun lued ll ti tlid g
rmind t.i bit t.wint li w'Mdi-.
wh b wkiiM lay if hit waikt.l itl
mt (..und h' lti'; H i br
I Hit thrill a J' ,t nr tht tlsl.ght i
b' ttt . , ,
It .tit!) b i piihh iiiir than
! wMig a tetii -1 iitMfb t.r tKsn
Ill I t' I be Jiii
hs y 1 1 i in V I g ! i'. l
,c!vmJ ht ,tt. th tyttid tt (
Barry Wicklow
btr every tirtid of lUrry' room,
though the had only been then
once; she had so often thought about
Hiem sine: thry bad '"t ol mas
culine comfort that appealed to btr;
lh liked them better than this new,
tapeniiH flat.
fhe looked out on of her pretties!
frorki. tshe sang as she dieed her.
self. Harry was on mure the ort
rierful man she bad f rt thought
him; and be a her hu'd, too!
Her heart swelled with pride.
Mi was jiut putt'ng ott her hat
when Hullirrt tailed, She went to
e him ii.p4iiin'l , s)ie did net
want to be detained now; h greet
ed him almost coldly.
His keen eye scanned her flu.hed
fare.
"1 hope I'm not worrying you. I
wanted to see you rather urgently,"
He stopped; T just etn VVk
low, he said
j4rryr in nam rutnri w nrr
if . I. a L -.
lip,, her hrart gave a little throb;
she had wanted to see bun betore
nvne ele,
"Vis, 1 went round to hi loom;
he'd just come brk to town."
"I I now; he wrote to me."
He looked at her with sharp sus
pie ion.
"Vou know where he ha been?"
"'Yes; I know of course I do,"
She wa impatient with tin cross
questioning. Huibert shrugged h; shoulder.
"Do you know who b been stay
ing at the same hotel with him?"
She echoed hi word vaguely,
"Stsymg at the sain hotel! What
do you mean?"
"Mrs. Dudley was there She ha
been there all this week, They came
up town together tin afternoon"
"Mrs. Dudley r Hazel' thought
flew back to that night at the res
liurant. to that afternoon in Barrv'
room when Norman had flung Mrs,
Dudley' photograph to the floor,
She said again dully:
"Slaving with him at the same
hotell'
',7'" , ,
Huibert was not looking at ber;
he felt a trifle ashamed of the part
he wa playing.
After a moment.
"He's not worth a thought, my
fear thud, he said gently. "I-ct
him go; he' no use to you. A a
man he' quite a decent chap, but a
a husband , . ."
She let her band lie limply in his;
she felt very cold and unemotional.
Barry and Mr. Dudley.
Huibert pressed hi advantage.
"He' the ort of man who will
handicap you all the way along," he
said. He was clever enough to get
a certain amount of aympathy Into
hi voice. He ounded at it he were
really very orrv for her.
"Let him go once and for all.
, . . He never cared for you."
nazei dragged her nana tree; pain
wa waking again in her heart, tear
ing her.
Oh, leave me alone leave me
alone!" he said.
She went back to ber room, and
locked the door; he paced up and
down, wringing her hand,
Harry and Mr. Dudley! She
could think of nothing else.
All her happmes of the day bad
gone. She loved Barry, and be wa
jvsi piaymg witn ner.
When the wa sure that Huibert
had gone hc went back to the draw.
intr room. She tore Barry's teller
acrot and acrosi, and watched the
P'ce burn away to gray ash. One,
fluttered by the draught from the
chimney, lay for a moment on the
iron bar
She looked at it with miserable
eye, .My darling wile,
The word eemed to mock for She
dried her eye fiercely and went
over to the writing table. U she did
not write now, she would never write
at all. she kuew. She dashed off a
few line.
"I have decided that I cannot ever
live with you. Tlease do not try to
JCe mc again."
She did not even ign her name.
She folded the paper, slipped it into
an envelope, stamped and addressed
u, men she rang the bell and told
me maia to take it to the post.
.She ttood in the center of the
pretty room till the heard the shut
ting of the outer door; then she fell
to crying a if her heart would break.
CHAPTER XXVIII,
Barry went down home the niht
he heard of Norman's death, and for
a week stayed there in durance vile.
As a boy he had been fond of the
old house, but now it depressed him,
and got on his nerves.
11,'' I.I ,1 t 1
ir. vvickiow was oroaen-ncanca.
She could hardlv bear Barrv out of
her eight. She talked to him hv the
hour of Norman, recalling incident
of the day when they were boy to-
acincr, he took it lor granted that
Barry wa a cut-up at the death of
his cousin as the wa
Barry did hi best: he not tbroueh
the firtt day of mourning without
once showing impatience, Mr.
Witklow told her husband that she
had never realised before what a
kind heart Barry had, She begged
Harry to come down and tee them
often.
You're the only one who can talk
to m about my boy," she said over
and over again, "I know you were
everything to efh other.
Hrl' brie) dismissal wtt tent (a
him Irom hi London roomt: be hut
trad it through once tnd burnt it.
Alter all, it wat no more than be had
taprctrd; h tuppoied be had been a
fur.) to hope bir anything different.
tliut evenit' he Mlnwed hi umie
inti the library, and kd apnloget.
icilly if it would matter if he ran m
ta town for a few dys,
The hatcher between Barry and
bit u iu' Ir had liren lun if. I by multia)
mil tent, llittl had never been men.
hiuieil between them ag.nn,
Ther wit tomeihtng pstheiie In
th Mrr man's or at b looked up
l hi in phew,
Mattel, why, ,. court not I V
t rl I r siicr VvU In stn lld auf l.fi
t! tl here Do at v -tt t.luve mv
lt'V, ci t!tinr
- -
li t only inf a dn- i.r i, " hairv
tjid tskr.lty. "I'll !. bat .
i.ir Hit vena end
l!s iiiimd t.i K ibh r, but Mr.
it ka-w rslkd bun ha, I,
"I want l,i ti r ta ,t "
liitry tiutiit. id ittaittly tj
tt I M tiig
It wtlaiitn la Vfca m ttaM
It it t ! ii. .tN ( t falittt ' I
olhttt at )a i With ) v ti vi,
THK OMAHA MXi MONDAY. AUGUST 14. 1022.
Oil Producers
ir . . pi . .n
.voieiOainuiuown
All Drilling Work
Fir
if I i . 1 p'iintnir nt w made by ar h.
Ilumlertl Uprratura I'tjKrgter, new sounty thairn:an, Tlw
Susprtt'l Aftifirt I're.
trntinn of Further
Trire Slutiiii.
Tu!a, fJk!., Aug. JJ Appro
rnatiiy 5 indepeniJent oil projuref
gathered fcere from five nates of
southwest, uiuD'noui'y voted U,t
complete shatd'mn of drill, rig opera
tions as the only mrsia of preventing
further d'fline Ml (tie price of c'l
oil, 'I h$ five (Uies represt nted were;
iniiu( Tea, Aikaniai, Kama
and Okthon;a.
The action wa taken at a joint
meeting of the Mid Ointment Oil and
tja association and the Nitmnjl At
ocialioii of Independent Oil I'lw
diicers. The final drnsmrt wa prae
I tirlly tb same a the i.nr,nl pro
r m , . f. w.j ,1(t-
' r''
tu erii Mciaiitin
A secondary proposal designed to
inrret storage fauiitit via adapt
ed. It was for tb rert!on of stor
age tank by every producer who is
able,
A central committee was appointed
whoe duty it will be to see to if that
the drilling shutdown I made effert
ive The committee is composed r-f M,
M. Doan, ihairman, Julsa; Wirt
Franklin, Ardmore; C. L. Frrelaud,
Hnstow, Okl ; W. G. Skilly, TuUa;
C. J, WiigMtmart, Tulsa; 0. A. Gil
ford, Okmulgee, Okl ; Howard Jf.
Col. Frank ( ull.min. Dallas, Tea.,
and J, Fdgar I'ew, Dallas.
A joint committee of producers
and rrbners also was appointed with
instructions "to arrange details of
storage of rrud oil on co opera
tive plan and the Isiuanre of war
bouse receipt," This commide It
composed of Jf. K Straight, chair
man; C. C. Brown, fWi Oiy, Okl.;
K, R, J'errv, Tulsa; W, J- Ms-ur,
Tu'a, and W. E, Wood, Okmulg-e.
Answer to Peace Plan
In Strike 1$ Divulged j
If ollnt rtm fas On
ity arise with them which cannot 1
ttttled locally, they will be referred
to the United State railroad labor
board for revkw.
"'Further resolved, that the strike
is to be called oif with the under
standing and agreement by all par
ties that tio intimidations than it
practiced or permitted a against any
of the employe who have remained
or have taken tervice or againtt
thote who may return to tervice un
der the proposal of the president.'"
Minority Report,
The following minority rtport wis
supported by roads having a milage
of $7,222 mile:
"Ketolvcd that the chairman be
authorized to reply to the president's
telegram ol August 7 that the rail
road represented at this meeting are
willing that;
"'(A) All former employes who
have not been guilty ot violence
against the employe or the property
of the railroad thai) be attigned to
their former positions where vacan
cies exist,
"'&) Ifa, after these men have
been assigned, ouestion of their
seniority arte which ran not be set
tied locally, they shall be referred to
the united States railroad Labor
Board for review.
"'(C) In agreeing to submit
questions to seniority as provided
above to the United Stale Labor
Board for review, it is understood
that neither the railroads nor the
employes shall be deprived of the
right to review by the courts of
such decision if they effect agree
ment between any railroad and its
employe.
Engineer Killed, Two Men
Injured in Train Wreck
Columbia S, C, Auk, 13 Sea
board Air Line railroad train No.
3, Jacksonville to Wathington, left
the track near Dixana, S, C,, killing
Kngineer John Treacher of Savan
Slevent, alto of Savannah. One oa
scger wa injured. Sand on the track,
officials believe, caused the accident.
Aviator and Mechanic
Killed When Plane Fall
Cleveland. Aue. 13. Louia Yahn.
22, Newark, N. J., and Jame Kav.
JI, mechanic and aviator at the Me
dina Aviation club, were killed when
their airplane went into a tail spin
and til about 200 feet a they were
preparing to land at Chipewa lake
near Medina O,, Yahn was visiting
i'ay, nit lite long friend.
Man Charge Woman
With Inducing Wife
to Return to Kitchen
Denver. All?. 1 J Charuinn that
Mr. Carrie M, Cordf. prominent in
Denver society, induced hi wile,
Mrs, Kd S. Grolf. to forsake him
and return to the kitchen of the Cor.
de home, where tha had previously
berti employed, Jacob VV, (iroll
brought suit against Mr. Cordet in
tht district court for $40,000 for
alienation of affection.
In hi rompliint Grolf charged
tht Mr, Cordr md ui o "a
ttunge influence" to indut hi wife
to fmttke him.
tiimi run ins wiie m ivi, in j
rnmiilaiut ei lorth, when the s i,
mail in the Cordr home. Ihe ou-,
pl were nuitied and lived in Denver j
until I'tv, wlirn I troll took hit wile
10 Sail I k t Mv
In V7, liii'ff alleges, bii teile utt
iiuliird i return to Denvtr and at
l.ler tltt b defla'ft ht Mrt,
I ii.ln iIkji Up til bit burnt in
big atiiotttiiliila and utiicd bit til
011 (ti ' e vi "
m mi mii mi tmr ttt tinttt Mir
HwtttiMt' sua fautbaia
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4 ,'!' I t.'l,l ft ' t f 4.1
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HtlllatHHr
ALLEN'S FOOT-E.iSE DOES IT
Wlta tkst -H e Kir.f t
sit, j.s at I in tntf ta. is
a ,(.,, i, t S'tt t tkt iki ia
tn ttikt)a lit 'St t tak ll
lt s'n t al ttt 4 t.titat
Tukey Made Treasurer
I t r r i r ..
i or u. u. r. Lommi ee
i -
A'Un A TuVey hs been named as
UritU'er t 1e refuMirin trsunly
lentitl i 't)ii)i"re, whlh was exg4H'
I utility atleri.lrfitl, 'J be !'
tetrnnf will ri't be named untj
aftrr the ta fonvention,
I.C.C, Rules Hales
to Nebraska on
I WlfH If If' I JlllN'f ' lMdiU4ter of the National M -'cr-MtMJ
Jllr I'lljll. X t, ttUjtitWl Mte , (llt fPf, ,
" in i
I'iinl Twin Gtir Are- Tat
ored lrjsiltl Graiii Con
pgny Allowed o Inter
une in .Si if.
Wsiliington, Aug. I J. (Special
Til' gum.) I be Juters'st Com
merre commission, in the ca
of Cerlamtetd I'roduct company
against the Santa Fe railway, decid
ed: Ha'e on pr pared rooiing, apbalt,
building and roolu.g paper, roling
rement and related arlules from F.asl
hi. Louis to pom's in MiuiKsoia, Ne
braika, the Dakuias and Kansat,
bed by the roa'ls, are unjust and un
rtatonable and unduly prejudicial a
cmnpared with rate to the Jm
jtns and Missouri river cili's. 'lb
coiumismoti aiso found that proposed
mrrestis tri.in St. Ijuis, Marseille
and Last S, 1,'juis, J'eona and Chi
i ago, to and from Twin liitie to
Chicago and related point on the
Missouri river eroding are nt ju
lilied, and reanb!e rstes are au
Ihontd, In the cawr of the Mr au'l Din
inure company against the Chicago,
t, J'aui, wini.eapoii a uir.ana roao,
the L'pd ke tra;n company and
large number of elevator coii.pani.,
knn concerns, in ouum
Da.
kota. are atktwed to iritrrvrnr. The
intervrntor will be treated a parties
to th complaint with the right to
have notice of and appear at the tak
ing of iettimony, produce and cross
examine witnesses and be beard in
brief and oral argument, provided,
liowcver, that the perniitsion to in
tervene shall not be construed as al
lowing interventors to introduce evi
dence which will unduly threaten
the issues raised in the complaint,
Man Sitting in Front
of Drug Store Shot
t Viiaarallall. 1113' Pacific
street wa shot in the right Irg at 10
Saturday night while be was ttting
with two companions in tront or tn
( amel drusr store, l nineeiun ano
l'teee ateeet.
Martin Anderson, 1244 South Four
teenth street, arrested by Detective
Buglewicc and Ckh, was identified
by witness of the shooting a Nu-
raliah assailant,
KnArrum was found seated in the
side car of a motorcvele three block
from the scene of the shooting. He
denied shooting anyone, but a Ai
caliber revolver was found in one of
hi pocket.
Police taid last night that Ander
ton wa drunk.
He is being held or investigation.
Nussrallah' wound i not eriou,
Police Surgeon Kinyoun aid.
Oklahoma Senator
Opposes Ford Offer
wi,;noiein Am?. 13 Henry
Ford' offer .'or the Mucle Shoal
nretieela -u.'9fl declared "unconscion
il.le" t.v Senator Harrefd of Okla
homa, a republican member of the
enai acrirtilture committee, in, a
letter to Crav Silver of the Ameri
can Farm Bureau federation.
"In my judgment thi is an un
conscionable contract so far at the
peop e of the United Mates are con-
cerneo, ano i mmut iawi
Senator Harreld. "I am not
averse to leaving this power to Mr,
Foed. hut cannot favor losing it un
der such terms a these (in the Ford
offers Esncctally do I oppose the
makine of such a lease tor iw
year.
Cold!
Cooling!!
Delicious!!!
Satisfy the craving In your
parched throat with slice of
cooling, satisfying and deli
cious Watermelon,
It top off the noon or eve
ning meal in tasty way,
And as t, bite between meal,
i just tht thing during hot,
weather,
A slice for ine Is waiting for
you at WKI.CH'S.
Try II ll fmir
Mtlt llllt (Hit.
WtlXtt Wslat
mIm It Ik ckatta
t Ik M 1 1 k 1 1,
Sit Owtli
a,llkalt
Buy Today
At 83.11,1
I'rrth Made lit
At lb Sptut Fsslury,
llk and Curat. t
What tn Omaha Stop at
Hotel Rome
'Work on Highways!
i J
t ... ti I i...:
Is
Threatened hv
p. - , ,
Miortaiie ol l.oal
i;
" "
More Than 300,000 Mm U ill
lie Thrown Out f Work
if Fwl I N. OIk
lainril Shii.
llMMh Stew la4 W
i Wasbitigtoii, Aug. li -Tr'egiaphic
.. i,i.,il i.t it... Vj, li.i, tii nil
i an jngnway coniruriin inrnuun'Mji
the country ' ' . r thiea'cned
diy the shortage of roal and the rur
tailuirnl of transportation.
More, than in.'fi tneu will b
thtown out of ertiployment withmthe
(teat lew wrrk if c al it nd ob
tainable by that time," is the Mire
sag sent bv the automobile iluhs
throughout the country by Vaymond
Beck, field ecretary of the National
Aonalion ol Motorists,
In a ronferencr with f hairVnan
Chart t , MtCoid d the Inters'ate
("oiniix r commission, it wa pointed
out that the transportation of roal
was very essential for road building
purpriwt, o 10 operate strain
rollers, steam shovels and other t"ad
building machinery, as well as for
the rr.anufarture of Irghway materi
als. "Chairman Mct'ord has atfced us
to make an immediate survey as trt
(lie situation in all fate," tontinues
Beck. "Thi we have started to do
and report o fir received h,-. rliat
from 4 'wo to 3O,'0)i workers on b gh
way in different ate will be out
of employment unleil relief it fur
n'shed. As rapidly a more detailed
infrrmation is received as to thi
situation, it will be t.romplly fur
nih'd the nterta Commerce tom-
j fri;Mj,.fi mul ),e Department ol Com
n,e.ffe
, yfe you,1(l MaronlH-d
on XjnYf.t in M';Uiilaini
Yotemite, Cal, Aug. 13. Three
youths, Ivan L. Anderseiti. Robert
Hones and Clifford Freeze, all of
.Salt Lake City, were marooned on
the rocky apron which pr" up
per from lower Yosc uiite falls, l,W
feet from the f!r,f,r r.f tjie valley,
H'tiirniiig from a fip to the erett
of the falls the you'h tbrided to
blare a tiew trail to camp and at
darknets found themselves cnught in
the spray whirb the falls give off
OU the ledge before the second t,'rp
to the Merced river.
S, F. Towntley, chief rang' r, aird
corpt of toluriteers are sialinir the
rocky ledye from the valley tn an
effort to extricate the boys, but it
it expected they will not b able t
affect a rctcue until daylight.
KoMterg Fell Victim
Earl bteiner, 4506 Frederick street,
wa knocked down with the butt of
a oistol by one of two highwaymen
who topped him near Thirty-third j
and Arbor streets Sunday morn
ing, Steiner resisted the robber and I
wa given the pistol blow, after j
which the robber ran to an automo- J
bile parked near the scene of the
attempted holdup, and escaped.
Sterner wa not searched alter he
fell.
Fresh Pears
They're here! Carloads of fresh, juicy, luscious Pears
filled with thirst-uenching flavor.
You can't eat too many pears they are healthful
and well known as a cooling fruit.
Pears are nourishing and refreshing. Nutrition tests
show that they have more food value than most other
fruits they contain earthy salts and vitamines
indispensable to good health in hot weather.
Serve this Fresh Pear Salad:
Tk tunfuit ttansd fnta pasts, 2 tvtnew separata J in us Mdtoeu.
131 j
Nebraska Fruit Dealers
"Brevity" Is Motto
t tlf V 1 .li
01 woman anuiaaic
M.d. Neb.. Aug 1.1 -('K-
-" i Whii"-,twlht
' an lanbdie for I'n'r f preieiitsliv
m th N'.l".'k diotrut, nil the only
wi.n.an tn!i.l4ti ti be t'U I upa
; to or tiver an a tares nnoi in roun
ity cnnveiiiion br. Ib convrnnon
j was held in the dittrot court room
and fa nig i L g aud em the N'ur
i l..:k W 'lnan pointed to pirturc of
her liiher, the la! I use I'owers,
I win dutrifi judge and onre member
t. the Nrbraka C ' n 1 1 1 u l . r. I rrm
j k iMn.
i "I iii rvii wl.ni V'"l tked rue
io ii'inef o jiren, ii.e woman
rjiMi'!.te said, ' hut booking into ti.e
fa r.l my U'C father, my nervous
n' bis !( me, und I have so i'i-
tptrahitii. Die late Ju-fge )'mers
atway told me of the value ol bre
I'y. and L therefore, will be brief
I am a woman candidate, now i'i
politics, and pf'hap it it new fr
tried and enperi tired politic tint to
bear a woman talk at a f oiivelilmii. 1
will merely say that election it tome
lime off; that I am ttudying the
epir itiott you sk wte ta talk about,
and until learn more about them
from ib'e tho are more experienced
I mill be briel and merely stat
that I thank ynu for the honor of
calling lijxin li e to speak " ,
Underwood Opposes
Plan to Settle Claims!
Washington, Aug IJ Formal
protect against the action of the ad-
miniitraii'.ti in concluding an agree-!
ment i'h the teerman government!
for establishment of t joint commit-
siou to pats on American war claims'
aaim Onrianv was made by Scn-J
a'or I 'ndertiood of Alabama, di nio-l
cra-ic leader; in a letter t Chair-:
tiiitn Cuir.iri!iis of the judiciary sub-'
committee, "I be stiiiommiltee has'
before i Senator lnderwood't bill i
for an all Ameri an committioii to
adjudicate war tUiiii.
hetiaior C'ndcrwood, in hi letter,
challenged Jhe conteliltoli of the
Ma'e department and White HouteJ
that precedent existed for the ad-1
ministration rotirie. i
Taltlrt Unveiled
Suirar Island, Thousand Islands,
Aug 13, A tablet wat unveiled here
by the American Canoe association
as a memorial to members who died
hi the war, raddi'-rs trom many
state and eastern Canada witnessed :
t':e ceremony, i
Safe and
,37,CXtO aatata Is tha OxuJ-n'al'i reof of tb
Stt it years,
gAfg kaeaMta rA tmrrtul eneat tir f.traC(ta. tjr(enc1 alfltmrn because
id sta upeeiskn; tweaut erf a resets fan4 of 06,000 ant bacauaa of
see uric n first nurrtfaea on horn:
tVCCtt.lt VU beeaua r mamtiars' savincs ttava navae aarned lass than t
pur annum, 4ltrl4itit parabl aa anuary, aell, Julr ait OeiaUr.
tIVIDE,l0i QXJAM T t gLV AB50I.U7 1 fECUWTV CET glCH Y gAVIMC.
18TH AND HARNEY
I tsUespawsM choppsd sIiikmhU, kiluca btscn. Arrtnga ptatrs nd
lelttM beaew la salad dull (individual te Ugs) twang smMcmu
firmin link ttmmd lhaari. Sprinki (hocipad itucs peart,
rxHsr t r'nttHk frull salad dnsttng, mt plac ihhhiU M
tMvtwiiaiM M lop. ii bafttft steving. Th siidutan tf i lirvW
snJtad gwgtf stil mat uSas salad douWr sWIkwms.
BUY PEARS NOW
ll'hilt They Art Cheap!
Can, IHill gml
Actors in (iVnnaiiv
Facing Poverty
1
.nnr.w ur ntte r-ir.
,,, , .,. ,
( i i ,iuirr I ii is in . am
I.Urliliitiiil.
Perlm, Aug ll -inv A. P.-fii'
usually baiti t met b !! ";"'H
th ttg stC't'd of terc,,ny, tin
nomic ditictihte vlitt h I .e breii
dittrrssirig tlntii'l iiMn.grri ever
si.ie th revolution bve ibtotsn
hundreds cf a'tort and cire,e into
Ihe itre,tt and at tie sn,e 1 mt
floed fliaiiy tbralers.
Numerous direitott are wanmg
tirttd al'no-t curiam ( the (sut
ler seaton before entiling into
contract i-'r members ' tt(,;r
Cattt Ihe art "t thriinr!r bat
btcn to hard ree. I t means ol
gatioiig livelhood that they h.
tern i ur hi o tr to o'hrr work
In our loan m she ocruptcil terrl
foiy an at tor who once jilayel le .'fl
ing hero pattt I jt taken up tht
pick of ft coal lii ifr rather than
tioop to a minor part on the stage
or Kiept a s,t!ary hI.iiIi would be
lw roii. pared with a miter's stage,
' hiss instant la a:d to be lypital,
Katisg Court Autliori.r.
H truival tf 'I'wd M. I'. Train
Topeka, Kan , Aug, II - Ti e a'e
Industrial court granted pertntttic.ii
t'j the Missouri Pacific J'aiitsay com
pany to tike off two through train
operating in Kama Kansat City
in Fort Smith, Ark, and Katit
Ivy to Omaha,
Dr. Frank F. Burhorn
Chiropractic SpeclalUl
JW lAitlncta is U rt it'll reil.lt
well, hu eataa aee4 ht I etrt
sxH h'v. Cantullallon tr. Cltfiea
liurt a m. o, . m, pbona Vim.
(117 f'.e ilmmnl,
Suit 414-426 Securities Bldg.
Cor. 10th and Farnara St.
Successful
33 YEARS IN OMAHA
I'ttti rvt I hsttt
(hikr from
Association
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tw" It f t t -O, I t IS ltt
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