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HIE OMAHA PEE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1022.
Third Party Man
Urges Sympathy
for Rail Shopmen
U'ray, la Keynote Spfrrh at
Prog.rfi Convention, A!
vocttr Curriuiiriil OwihnI
Vullie I'tHiilm.'
Lincoln, Auk. 15 (Special )
Rouing ihcr Ivt fgiiuJ Wior
(rriit J'K) ttrikiiig hnimrn (rum
llavtlotk, S'rli., vvhm thry stalked
into irogresiv (rt y slate eon.
r n I mii lmti opriirJ at 10 to'1v in
JMil l.indrll.
I lrniri minit.rrcl ?W. The ley
put iirtch was liy Arthur i. Wry
( Voik, I hint .3it noiiiinre (or lh
ViHfrd M4W ti-liatr. He was p
(Miiiiifil temporary chairman,
Favori Waterway Project
III III imh. Ii 'Ivoralril (or
tli iirogmsive national ,Utform:
Frrnlo'ii fur the I'liilinfilnr : inter
national lahor (Tiovcitirnt in end
war; government ownrrililti i.f ril
romll, trl-i!'l'h lines, telephone sys
tems, i linn, terminals and iol
mines, lie Uvftffl Ijrral Lakes
K I airrn,e ttiiruatf i.rnii-el? It.
Itienc ol currency directly by the
Intend government; rcKiiiatiun 01
picking and gram fichangri; 10)
per cent sympathy with HrlV.ru
thi'pinrn; restriction of iniumtiont m
lahor disputes; jury trial, in con
ktruitivc contempt cues; unity of
farmers mill laboring men in fight
on monopoly,
i )! I it, ilia l jl ,,1.i.f,trl,i Mr
WUI,,,lMa till i .
Wray stated tin tirogrcssive part
... If- .1.1. .!., . I I
u(( I'tr auuiiiiuu m inir iw
fme Kiiildra' 1'rolrclive tmnii
liiiii .Mattifitirm IfoiTI luxation ol
farm improvement! unci city homei
U to preservation of direct
primary ly constitutional amrni
tnent; rtcall of nil elective ollkerij
rmiovil of parly circle,; rural credit
i ostein; paMaga ol llit Omaha
iviiciil light bill.
Argument Over Credentials.
Following Mr. Wray't discussion
ensued on the appointment of a cre
dentials rommittec, due to argument
anting for seat in the convention
between the IJiK'-low anil the llarrop
faction in Omaha. Two rl lcalioJi
rrived from Omaha, W. ). Taylor
tA Menu, Neb., propord that rach
delegate he given one-half vote. The
quarrel was settled liy the appoint
ment of a committee of even none
from Omaha to art on the matter.
Jiolh tide emphasized intention of
earrying the fight to the floor of the
convention, notwithstanding the de
cision of the special committee.
Receipts of Cattle
Not Lowered by Strike
According- to stockyard official,
husiucsi at the yards is suffering hut
little from the railroad trike. The
largest cattle run of the season was
brought in Monday and Tuesday a
large run of livestock wa received
with most of the train arriving on
tme-
Tuesday "the Northwestern still
"maintained a partial embargo, refus
ing to take easthound shipments, but
all other road accepted hilling for
all point. '
Railway representative urge shippers-to
disregard all rumor regard
ing the situation and to depend on
their local agent for all information
relative to shipping conditions.
Vault SmelU Like Saloon
an Mailt Breaks Bottle
Grand Island, Neb,, Aug. 15.
(Special.) Sheriff Lorentzen'a
vaults in the county courthouse now
smell like the "morning after." Over
1,800 bottle of hecr, alleged to be
of more than ordinary voltage, were
taken when the l'latte county trans
porters were caught in thi county
after a hooting scrape, These bot
tles all were neatly piled up in the
, vault.
' A few days ago, some dynamiting
was done at a nearby awimming pool
in order to level the bottom. The
i ('donation jarred the courthouse,
live blocks away, tilting a small sec-
1 tion of the piles of bottle and break
ing a few underneath.
" Failure of Guardsmen to
Appear Causes Flurry
Grand Island, Ncb Aug. 15.
(Special.) A bit of a flurry was oc
casioned when Company II of the
National guard was about to en
train for the encampment at l'latts
mouth and found itself a few men
shy. Application had been made by
three banks for the exemption of
clerks who were members of the
guard, these clerks having had their
regular bank vacations, One of the
clerk was sent for by detailed of
ficers, The necessary quota was se-
cured, but the train was delayed for
two hour.
Mate Water Shy, Charge -
J-'all City, Neb,, Aug. 15. (Spe
cial,) The charge that her spoil,
Albert A. Schtuiderwind, has not
Uken a bath aince they were married,
Jecmler V, V20, i the basis for
l iv ore a'tiou brought in district
i oiut by Alice Schnciderwiml.
Not a Laxative
Nujol ta lubricant nut ft
meiiiein r Uaati
cannot grip.
Mh a ar coiutlpat!,
l nuug f . Naluit'a
luhrlMting Uqtt4 i '
ttucsnt In ifct kMl o B
Ik Im4 ft an4
tUf, Hi) rib
Najul
It Ilka
I It la natural
lubricant
IktM replato
Try U
day.
Marriage of
By RUDY M. AYRES
Copyright. 1XX
Tin lat " I I0 out
whrr v.st on our wedding dy, I
think, y.n't it b asked caully.
Sin nod.M, flushing a little.
"Vet; and Notman bt broke
"Oh, I wis so rry to hear about
Norm.n," she Mid.
-Vet, it b'd Ur- """I
agreed though hi oic aounded
bard "My umle and aunt are my
run. h cut up, of course."
lie gave hi urdcr lo lh waiter
and took a chstr "of
thr fir,t unit he really looked at her,
"Who rhoon your frotkf N
asked suddenly.
.She lluheJ eniiveiy. Air.
Greaves sent m te somebody ha
knows. She' n"1? a lady, and '0
has beatildiil tasie."
"She rertainly ba. I hardly rec
ognize you.'' .
"J'eihips I rtl not reanv ciisnn.i
n tnui h a voii think." h "! at-
,iint ilijlldlhlv.
Harry fotcrd a laugh.
"1 aw a photograph of you in one
t the psj'tr fiday," be aaid. 'If
what one hears is rorrert you will
soon be the talk vt Imdon."
She did not answer.
"I shall think about you tomor
row night," In weiii on lightly. "And
wish you rvry ucet. May 1 end
you tome Dowers?"
"If you would like to."
"I avonder they allowed oii out
tonight" be said presrnily, "Oughln'l
you to be retutig or prat tiring, or
something? 1 don't know what a
star does the night before her debut,
but I should bav thought Greaves
and Jfulbcrl would have been very
Strict jailer."
She looked up at him.
"That's why 1 aked you to lake
me out," h said, painfully. "Mr.
liulberl wanted to rome around to
see me, and, oh, 1 don't like him,"
she added tremulously,
Rarry knocked the aim from hi
rigarrt into a tray in (rout of him.
Ills band was not quite steady,
"Vou'vt changed your opinion,"
he said, quietly,
"Vn ... I ihnuuht he was lo
different; I thought , , ,"
"Oh, he not sum a dad map,
tlsrru mj'iit sr1ff hit fllllltfll till
heart wa racing. "It doesn't do to
take him too senotinly; he wa very
!ecent to me 1H month ago people
tike mm, a a ruie.
Ha looked at tier and nulcklv
away, but not before be had seen
how her lips trembled, and that the
tear tood in her eye, lie let hi
cigaret go out. When he (poke next
there wa a different quality in hi
voice.
"Vrtu ara tint et'taii In mflL 1
irlmnA iA liitn if vml drifl't uifth lO
do so, you know," he aid quietly.
"Hut I've told him I, don't want
Mini," she broke out impulsively.
' A n A it im rftA eatwl nvsii 1
II N m''J eass "vr m-r
I thought if I told you " She
ti-itittd tmu tn riikh nn affaiit! "I
know I haven't really any claim on
you, hut 1 tiiought it ... it
you wouldn't mind. . . ."
"I shall be pleased to do anything
I can." Barry said, formally, lie
kept pis eyes averted. What wa
"What do you want me to do?"
.She leaned a little toward mm i
Making History.
INFANT MORTALITY In pist ages has been something frightful, something
almost beyond belief, and even today It occupies the time and the mind of
leading physicians in all countries. The death rate among Infants fs being gradually
reduced through new methods of hygiene, new preventatives and new remedies
for infants. This reduction in the death rate has Nt)T been accomplished by
adapting the precautions taken and remedies used by adults. Rather has it been
to keep clear of the old methods, and choose after long research the precautions
and remedies specifically applicable to infants.
This being so, is it necessary for us to caution mothers against trying to
give her baby relief with a remedy that she would use for herself? Will she
'remember that Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for infants and children?
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Barry Wicklow
over I be (able; hr eyr wtif very
pleading.
"If you wiuld rum to Liverpool;
I just dread going Ihera without
without anyoji bfliiamg lo me. If
you wouhhi I mind coining it would
make all the difference if 1 knew
von were Iherr."
Harry raneej M eye aiowiy, uiq
she still ibtb of bun a "someone
Mongiiig l her?"
"You really wish me to come?"
'Oh. if vou would."
Kor a moment he wavered. He
would have igiveti anyihmg m the
world lo hav been able to refuse,
but soon how, with that look in her
eyes, that tsgrr not in Iter voice,
refusal teemed impossible,
"Very well," bt td. ! hal be
t'clighled, of course. . . , Ah,
here i dinnif.'
It wa quite a merry little meal
in it way. llafrl pok no more of
herself save to trll him bow bard
the had been working, how dilfcult it
had all been,
"They even had lo teach me bo
to walk on the stage." he sid.
Mr. Greavr laid that very few
iieople know how to walk on well,
lie ha been very kind; do you like
bim?"
"I prefer hint to Hulbert."
"So do I." liarry wa leaning
back in his chair. 1U looked rather
tired, she thought. He looked some
how older, too, and there wa a Ut
ile worried line bctycen his eyrs,
He had been kind lo her lhat eye
ping, and yet he wa not the Harry
she had first known and loved. He
eenicd to indifferent; he had spoken
rf Greaves and Jltilbert quite eau
ally, though once he hi told her
that it drove him mad lo know lhat
she wa going about wbh them,
It was quite true thai a sudden In
explicable fear of liulberl had driv
en her to make this overture to Har
ry. Something in the way Hubert
looked at her, something ditferenl iu
the tone of hit voice, had routed
vague apprehension in her heart.
In sudden panic aha realised how
utterly alone she wa, that there
was nobody but liarry to whom she
could turn. She was unstrung and
nervou it had hern sheer desper
lion lhat had driven her to mn
that evening.
He wa different to those other
men there wa something about
l.im that had already given a feeling
of security,
It wa quit early still when they
left the restaurant.
"I don't know if you would rare to
go anywhere else, Harry laid, ten
tatively, a they drove away. "I'm
quite at your service, you know."
Uut Hazel said she would rather
go home. "I think I'm a little tired."
she laid. "And I ve got to work
bard, tomorrow , . . Oh I" The
taxicab, twinging round a corner,
had flung her against him. She
laughed nervously, and tried to raise
herself, but Barry' arm wa round
her in a grip of tteel, He did not
tpeak, but he just held her tightly to
nun.
He quite expected that the would
try to free herself, but her little
figure seemed to yield quite will
ingly to his touch.
liarry half turned. In the light
of a street lamp they were passing
Children
3)
Of Course You Love Your Baby.
You love it became of itg very helpleuneii, becauae it can't
tell you what la the matter when it feels bad. It can only cry and
look to you for help. But the more you love baby, the more you
want to help baby, the more you ought to reallia what a wonder.
Jul remedy Fletcher'! Caitorla ii. It hae been tiled fur baWer'
jilmenti for over thirty jinre.
is experienced doctor diacovered Fletcher'! Caitorla especially
for babln' vie. It la a harmleae tubatitute for Caitor Oil, Paregoric,
Dropa and Soothing Syrup. Doctore who know what Ii eafe and
beat for bablei have only good to lay of it.
Don't neglect your baby. Get a bottle rf Ftetcher'e Caitorla
and glvti baby a few duaea of it. See how the little one imllei at
you aa If trying to thank you fur helping it. Soon you will learn
to depend ea Fletcher'! Cmtorla, made Jurt fur Infant and
Children, and of courie you would not think t( using anything for
them that waa not prepared t spec la liy for lnftnta and Cblldree.
So keep It lathe houie.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
he taw her etc. She wa lotking i.p
! at b in aJ t r a moment it wnt
ii if I fie pji unhappy week were
wiped out and (ortfuiim. She was
once mora the bid girl he bad
I known and loved the little girl who
had Cited so titlerly when be went
i away, and who bad followed him to
I on don ar 1 married him.
"lUirlT ' wid Harry, doa'tely
lf diew Iter hrad dun to bit
shoulder, and, bending, found her
lip.
There wa no lime for words.
Ilasrl had l.arrly freed brrsetf from
I nil when the taxitau stopped and
I lie ilmrr came to he door,
"I tin the number, nr?"
liarry iwore under hi breath. II
baldly knew if he were standing on
bis bead or hi her!,. He paid Kit
driver eitravagamly, and in another
moment he and Hael stood alone on
the path In thr autumn night,
Harry lMket at her.
ll'.fl' I,. ..iJ i....til
She an,wirl in whispered con
fusion. "I isn't talk to vou her
and I've got u muih to tell you.
win you - sne Krone oil..
The big door leading Into the
block f'f lints behind them opened
suddenly. The potter came ou'. He
flood for m moment against the b;M,
wnuinng tor a laxuao, a woman
had followed Inm out and stool "n
the steps waiting impatiently. It
was Ifeha.
sue saw iiiiri, Nie came rtoii
the steps.
"Well. I never!" She looked the
gjrl up and down quirirally, "I've
hern w ailing an hour for you, my
dear. 1 quite thought I should
catch you in tonight; you ought to
he resting instead ol kidding about
A nice sort of wreik you'll be in the
morning, liulberl luii't hall been
swearing, I can tell you.
She glanced at liarry. She gava a
little excumalion ol amaenietit.
"You I Lord, what in Ihe world
Will happen next?
Hasel had moved away from him
Mia felt horriVy rtrvotu linl ef
conscious. Shi dreaded what Lie I la
sotild say.
Harry guessed how tin was feci
lug.
"I'll lay good night," he said,
quktly. He held hi wife's hand
hard for a moment. He felt that he
could have wrung prlia'i nrck fsr
having appeared to inopportunely,
"I shail tie you tomorrow," he said,
There wa no lime for more.
Harel turned and fled into the house.
A taxi came crawling up through
the darkness. Helta looked at Harry,
"Can I drop you anywhere?" ih
Ikke'I turn.
"Yes, you can," Harry told her, un
compromisingly. "I want a word
with vou. too.
The porter shut the door and they
drove away.
Helia leaned back and drew her
coat cosily round her.
"I've been waiting there an hour
lor iiazei. she saiq, disagreeably,
"She't a little fool to have gone out
tougni. jiuioeri wa man, I can
tell you. If she's not careful he'll
chuck her up, and then she'll be in a
nicr IIOIC.
fr.rry laughed.' He felt tnat he
csiild afford to be magnanimous
I fancy Hulbert will get hn
conga sooner than he expect," he
said, lightly. "My wife ha no
further use for him.
He spoke confidently, but D.-lia
tt'rt into thrill laughter.
So you ve nibbled the bait first
time," the laid, coarsely. "I thought
you'd got more sense! I tliougnt
you were a match for Hazel, but ap
Cry For
Signatuio of
turtntly iha'a oo much for you! I
lr ihoughl ht wa o imartl'
till laughed a iii ii. ".So you think
she want you lrb, do your" she
mocked him. "Uarry Wuklow, I
never lhou(h you were o irtenl
I'd have hacked you to tee through
her every lime, Hies your hear!,
it' not you she wants at all; lis
your cousin's money and Kreshie
Hall, and all the rest of the para
phernalia you've tcppd into; she"
"What ih devil do you mean? II
this i more of your infernal mis-chief-making
"
Mia shook herself free. "Hsbr she
said, contemptuously. "You can't
bully ina any more, I I ever lked
you, but I never hated you hall at
imrh a I hat llrl. with her halv
face, and her way of getting round
evrryhmlyl It's you one day and
H'H'.erl the neat, an J (irraves the
mat. ,
"I thought she'd finished with you,
ai.d she would have done if ihu
citniii ill yours hadn't ionvinu mlv
died. Oh, she know vvhat tic s
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Mctor quality means the
highest musical standards
"HIS MASTER'S VOICIT REG. U.S. pat. off.
Important Look for these trade-marks. Under the lid. On the label.
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R3I
ili inn! She Untiri hcr.ell lir.
liarry Wu klow, with I te.lu Halt
in lli haik ground, llii.lfii was
Hlhng hrr lai nighi thai oud co"r
into it all. He lulj hr tnat you'd
paul up what you owv.l him, h
ft ii! n't say minn; shr's Uu ttr to
giva heisrll aay, hut I knew v hal
th riiranl lo do; I cnuld sre II in
her er. bh' li.o clever ti ut all
tier eKg in rne haskrt i wjfiu
a saver all the tune. II she a irost
itli (ireavct well, shr'll fall li.uk
on you, i you're lool eiioiiijh lo 11
her. What arr you g'in li A1 if
lljrry had l t i!';wn the window
Hh a run and ii shouting to the
itrivei,
"Where are yu going prlia
aked him, fearfully, llui Harry did
not answer; the laai ti..(rd and he
till her without a worn or a look,
and strode away iiilo ihe daiknr.t
Lieha lM;ked l'er him with anyry
eye.; then siidd'iily she Uuyhed,
"I'll Icaih you to snub me, my
hoy." she said, viaenit'ily, under Iter
hrrath. T he driver rame lo the door;
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musical instruments is directly attributable
to quality. The greatness of its artists, the
perfection of its records, the faithfulness
of its reproductions, the design and construc
tion of the Victrola itself all bespeak the
highest quality and make the Victrola the
supremely satisfying musical instrument
Victrolas $25 to $1500, New Victor
Records demonstrated at all dealers in
Victor products on the 1st of each month.
Victrola
From ('hlfairo to Nnw York ami the Kaat, the) Wabaih
offer unuMtial gervicu with it through equipment of nil.
atftl glepjiinir chm fttul I'OMt lu'H ami firm 'dining car aervir.
Summer Excursion Fares
are now In effect from Omaha via Chicago ti many
Kaiti-rn ritlca itmt rieorta, Nn mean fare via Wabanh
Ihe lowrit fnrra, rlther cno way or rviml trip, apply,
W Invite you to write, phone or call for Information.
Wabtih Tlck.t Offices, 1410
II. C. Shi.ldi, Division Pats,
h ItM.ked at Deha suspitiously. he
lnt out angrily: 'Oh, drive on.
and don't stand there aP"g l
you want me lo catib my death ol
colli,'" -he Iraned over and. ritdi
in ihe handle, slamiued the Cri
nm'uly, and ihe rest moment the
ias had started aa1".
II mIImm4 la The Ha V ara,
Common Sense
Are You On of the Easy Goerif
ll is did, i ult for you to keep
our mind on anything whuh it hard
and o actual.
)utt why i il thai you jieler to
think of the Ihingt which art easy
In undertiamtihe duties which re
quire little ihoutfl'tf
Are you mind lary, and going to
krrp along that wayr
Are you jusl flutlrruig through
life, givina liU'e Ihoughl lo er.
thing, and no concentrated Ihoughl
to any one thing?
And all through life you have teen
. . . , .- fl
Ddg St, and Union Station!
Agrnl, 190J Harney, Omaha!
of this tor), and vet, )ou iiionoun.
your sutiesstul fnrmls a lanky, H"
laking into conniirr.iM.il ihe hard
study and rent .mud rtioi lo gi
orr the lop
Iff course soma day )fU intend I'
I'W'kW down and make real iirepara
lion for tt I.sii yr in ight, pn
bly. hut iioi now
Itrf.it. ..... . .... I....
r9t mt
reaihed ihe tone wlirn oi l aye should
nave uea ifrovmsi lot: ana
i . . a . . m
what
Iheil, when it is lixi U(r
Are you one of tlx ra.y goers
It'gin l hustle btlore you lu't
out.
I' , f i. lii I
Fire Dcsiro) llarn
Falli City. Neb, Aug lJ--Oi
rial) TweHe hund'td bo.h.ls r.f
corn, ') huiluls of whrsi n4 a
munlily of hay went ut in smoke
when a In destroyed I lie barn of
licorge Coon liou live mors (torn
this iity. Ihe Mae is believed lo
have or filiated from st'Oi tsnrous
f IMIll.lHlloll,
1
Ai hKriahtU NT,
THE WOMAN OF POISE,
One a rarity, Is now lo d nlrrvc I
anil iilmiiet! uhih ivrr ham). Iiulsnl,
no I'llirr woman ran flourish "i
the iniiltl if llui innilrin, iuniliiatri
life, In the liomr, in l.iiniri, m
soriat lilt, tlx h.hikii lin is nno
ami rMifnltiil wins. Hhile the nnviiio,
llu.itifil liuiii'iilutl Hi.tri hrr )il.
nit and Kis howlisr U rmirt,
imms is ii .il'nl msiiily itmi souml
hralth lttl tt'Sily norvn II yuu frrl
th nti ai bring krpl hs.'k In this
sy. why mi lum to that it .
inaii't iriiii.tj, I i tt i ; I'mkhsm's
'raii,l l'ui'iuJ, wl'Kh was
niaiibfti tuird 1 1 mii a thonah un
i!(iiitiling of Ihe nrivlnis Hmt it
w ointn
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WATFRMEUON
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