THE OMAHA EEE: WEDNESDAY. AUGl'ST 23. 1022.
Big 4 Chiefs Hope
for Kail Peace at
iMcct Willi Roads
1,704) IlrotlirrhtKxl WorLrri
Refute to Man Train While
TrtMiji on Cuanl in
Yard.
CleielariJ, Au. tt.-(Bf A. ?.)
Warren I. I ton, prident of the
Brotherhood nf Locomotive Enal
Mart, and D. tf. fcobcrteon, prtaidtnt
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Lngmtmtn, are opii
m ttc regarding tomorrow's conlcr
ence of rulroad eaecuUvee and Irani
portatiun brotherhood thiele In New
York In an effort to reach a tenia
irent of flit hc-i.mcn'a rrike.
"I am opt.mittic retarding tomor
row'i conference nh th railroad
maiugtri." said Mr, Stona lata today
"Some wijr wilt have to t rttchtd
to and the strike. 1 ant hopeful of
reaching an agreement.
Mr. Stona and Mr. Robertson will
Icava tonight for Ntw York.
Washington. Auk. 2 I'rciknl
Harding. aliluui:h irlul of surest
for thr New York rail strike sriilr.
ment, tost laid at tht Whit Mouse
today to be unready to lube any other
tiis thun tlioe mated in l.i rerrnt
addreis to roniiress.
lite declaration to eongress that
the taw would be enforced and the
right of worker tij enter railroad
rrvirs guaranteed, it wa added, will
itmnn a the final government ttate
inent until there la a change in the
situation.
Huntington, W. Va, Aug. 22.
The second atlmijil to dynamite a
Chesapeake k Ohio railroad bridge
here within four days waa frustrated
yetierday when a track walker
frightened three men from the trestle.
They left a cite of dynamite and 40
fret of fune. A reward of 1 1,000
was offered by the company fur the
arrr.t, and ronuitiuit
nitrri.
(ircentlioro. N. C, Aug. 21. With
road officials tubttttuting for striking
rug.nctrt and liretneii who refuted
to wuik in and out of Spenrer while
state trios are on guard duty, the
Southern railway today began clear.
in the virtual lieup ol its passenger
trnsonation tcrvue between
Washington and Atlanta. Freight
trams, hnsvevrr, are not beng
moved, hevrrileen hundred work
rrs walked out at Spencer.
of tha dy-na. rn l If 1 1
J m'lYu I It 111 III
Raid oh Hotel
Arc Released
Feature Transactions
on Livestock Exchange
J. t . f arter of Crane, Ore., wai
on the Omaha market with three
carload of lirep. lie was arcoin
faintd by Alex Hartley, who had
II cart of Mucker tterrs, which told
at (,'t a hundred. ,
Airording to Mr, Carter, stork
of all kinds it doing good in Im
section. He said the Krass us
rood, although it had been rather
il ry.
"If prices keep up to warrant the
long trip, there will be a large
amount of livestock tent to Omaha,"
said air. Carter. s
"Compared v,ith a year agi, cat
tle pr'cm are hitler on the Omalia
market and it has made the farmer
of the sandhill country, a well at
myrlf, (rr I like there is ome use
in raining cattle," said Jay Taylor nf
Whitman, ho was in with a bunch
nf J-yiar-old tw that brought him
$7.85 a hundred. He said he only
received $5 50 for the same grade
dterrs jmt a year ago.
Two load of light hog and 10
load of cattle were brought to the
Omaha in 111 kit by I, K. Jloifelt of
l mi ( reck. 1'or the hog consign-
meiit Mr. Hiisliit received the top
once of t'l a hundred fr those that
averaged 213 pounds 7't head.
I he aliiiniriit ol steer consisted
of J'J head and averaged 766 pound,
for which he received a (rood price.
He aid there were indication of a
big potato crop in hi section and
that they were selling at $1.25 a
bundrrd delivered at the railroad.
Polirf Ca tain' Wife?, Who
Owned UtiilJing It Krlcusnl
for I-auk of Evitlctite
Showing, CoiiKjiirar),
Twelve peront, chaiged with con
tpirary to violate prohibitory laws
as a result of a raid on the Albany
hotel, were, relesned yesterday by
I'nitcJ States Cmmiiiniorn-r Hocliler
on motion of (ieorge Keyier, ai
tittaut I'nitfd Mates attorney.
Eleven of them vicre men, said to
have been found drinking, and the
U'lh was Mrs, Koie MsdJunald, wile
of James MarUonald. police captain,
who figured in the Cite a owner of
the Albany,
The reltaie of Mrs. Mat Donald
followed an argument between
George Kryier, United States atsi'l
ant dutrict attorney, and J. H. Ready,
countel for tha woman.
"She had no idea il was that kind
of place," Kcady declared.
Government Drops Charges.
"I I it beyond human belief that
he did not," Keyier laid. "She got
$.I0U a month rent and the thing
he should have knon could have
been aeen from the sidewalk."
CommiMioner Borhlrr held there
wa insufficient evidence that the
had conspired,
The government dropped charges
againrt ,11 allrg'd inmates of the
hotel in' the expectation they would
testify again! same of the other de
fendants. The men stood on their
constitutional rights and declined to
testify. Three of thee men had
been held in jail four day before
hciiur given a hearing and then
freed.
Hanley Denounce Officer.
Regarding reponibility for pro
prietorship of the Albany, llarvev
Thomas. a.;tsw I'mted Stair I 4. . 1
d Mr., mc svjaior .uiieu
dei.uty msrilut, Irttiht
Duiiald told hun Henry tiold.iein
had Icj.mJ the hotel and had rclta.ed
it to Hmi Milder.
Cumiiiistiomr Uochlcr declined to
donnss the rharget agamsl Mat
I.u.Iiiiuii, F. I hrntuphcr and JrV.
Monanan, hotel batement proori
etort, a aked in a motion filed by
tiirir coun.ei.
Jamet Hanley, former prohibition
cnlorcement duector for Nebraska.
democratic randiilata (or congress.
appearing a attorney for somt ol
the defendants, denounced prohibition
enforcement oltuers for raiding the
Albany. He also charged that the
government had tried tu intimidate
witnettrt by keeping them four days
in jail witt'ut bond.
"Actions Insane,"
"The prohibition ollirrr are In
competent and their actions aie i
sanc," Hanley said. "American citi
zen are entitled to some protection
agsuut being thrown In Jail lor say,
four day, lor cause so slight tht
chargrt are dismissed a toon a they
reach court."
51 Lorigra Atkrd to Atlrml
I. 0. 0. F. Mfft at Talla City
Fallt Citv, Neb.. Aug. 22 (Spe.
rial )- (Jdd l;ello from 34 lodges
of Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri
have been invfled to attend the an
nual meeting of the H 11 (unison
County I. U. I). F. association,
whii h will he held here Friday. I.u
cian J. F.astin of St. Joseph, Mo.
grand sire sovereign of the gram!
lod?e of the I. O. O. F.; Grand Mas
ter I.otii F F.tter and Grand Sec re-
Uty- I. I'. Gage ol the state lodge
will be among those in attendance.
The afternoon program will be given
at I. O. O, F. hall and the evening
one at City park.
Deri Grower to Makr? Tour
of Morrill County Farina
Scott.blutf, 'eb.. Aug. 22. (Spe
cial Telegram.) The first annual
beet tour of tin's region will atari
in Morrill county September A, with
top at the following farm: George
W. Suhr, Fred Heltner. Matt Schu
macher, Fred Haun, Scottsblurf ex
periment farm.
by Baker, Charge
Lincoln Moiorit ArrtMnl for
Miiulaiiglitrr, Following
Yf rdis'l of (,'oroner'a Jury.
Lincoln. Aug. (Speci.l Tele
gram.) John I nes, proprietor ol a
bakery, wa arrested fem'ght on a
manslaughter charge lolloping a
finding by 1 coronw'a jury that HI
mrr Wiluirth, world war aviator,
was almost instantly killed ta.t mghl
tshen struik by an automobile driven
by tree. The jury found that tiers
drove the machine in a reckless snd
negligent manner,
Witnesses testified that free wat
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Bands Garde Repubhcaine Band of France, Band of H. M. Coldstream
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' Golden Star (A Memorial March)
Officer of the Day March
King Cotton March
President Harding March
National Capital Centennial March
Baltimore Centennial March
Patrol of the Scoutf
Sousa's Band
a sSousa't Band
, Pryor't Band
' Pryor's Band
U. S. Marine Band
U. S. Marine Band
Conway's Band
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Baseball Team Is I Methodist Church iiebr;bka Hankers
Y..U- l f- J Has Meet at Butte
iiiiiiimi lor mnix,
Stdtr) Agent Fiml Quart of
Liquor CouiTjiIfd in Auto
, moliilp at risttlsmuuth.'
Plaiumouih, Krb Am?.
nal.) Mrmlitr of stiv Kamlilcr.
Omaha hasrltall train, wlmh
Butte, Neb., Attit 22-(Spclat.)-Tli.
thirly-thiril annual scssttm c(
tht S'tbutka conitrtnrt of th Krr
llnWIi.t thurrh t h'ld at Putt,
N'tb, Auaust Irt .'O, Ruhop William
tVars. of rhiUrltlphia prstidmc,
Rev, V. A llanlcy of Omaha wa
strrrtarr nf thr conferr nit.
ai ins tio.s ot tht srssiont. a
lilavtq t rrri!itti..n i4nnia i !.
tt tht old srttlrrs" p.rntt at Vaum' ,,. -)lh ,he ...., kil
&.turlay. srra lirld up hirt hy
uit tt isl amtt who wrrt srarrh.
mir for Imio,
Tht ball filaytrs wrrt liitindiifi
li) rnjoy sn ovrrniflit tmwt
party.
A quart of liquor wa found con
cralrd hi out of th rart. 1 he mrn
tit brouahl to I'laltsmouili, sthrrt
the lionor and the car rrt cotific
Catril. A complaint charging tos
.r n i t ! ' i i l " i I'uttt district,
srtsmri was tiled again! John Cog-,
gcinoss anf) out ol transporting
dgaiiist Uavc Mianahan, who wat
driving tht sutomoliitt.
Hoiii mrn gavt bond (or flU"
?rh.
Tht inadiint i bring bld, and
will nrubably bt dir-jM'sr-d r' al
slirritf t talr.
irrrntf. and g tgmmilite wat P
xiiiiird to anaiik th rti.ttrr wiih a
similar contmtiire from that con
fctrnrr.
Hrv. C. Kirk land was rlrrlrd nun
i. I rial drtrgatt and S. V, (tail lay
drlrgalt to tht (irnrral conlcrrntr (i.
fl, ( hast wat rlrt lrd a d stricl tldt r
in tht Lincoln-Omaha district, and
I re Daitry in tit Amwonh
to He Prosecuted
and
Man Jailed for l'atitip
Wortlileti Chet k at Hrrwyn
Urokrn I'.ow, N'cb., Aug. 21.
icnal ) Kay llcatun of I'ranklin,
iturnrd hrrt rn a chargr of having
,ssrd a worthless rht-ck on N'ighi
ngalf Hrot. of Hrrwyn, flradfd
riilty before County Judge Ifnlromb
und wat given a small fine. Not be.
mg able to pay, he was remanded lo
the county jail. He became ill short!
after and an operation (or appendi
citis was performed. He is recover
tig from the operation.
Diitrirt Ep worth Lttrue
Qoaa Norfolk Mfrting
Norfolk. Neb., Aug. 22 (Special )
The first annual inslitutt of the
Norfolk district Kpworth league
closed a week's session here. Study
classes were conducted by Chancellor
.Vhrtckrngast and 1 rof. Kulyt ol
Nebraska Weileyan university. IJea"
courts Curry of Ksnsa City Train
ing school and Missionary Gahrielsen
of India. More than ISO member
from the leagues of the district at
tended. A ailver loving cup was presented
lo the Laurel chapter for scoring the
hirgtit number of points in the at
tendance contest, ftev. Hunter of ,
Gothenburg wa recreational director ,
of the program. Rev. C. Harm of
Dixon was elecufd president of the
district for the ensuing year.
Attorney (Irnrral to Kile
Chargr- Agnitist I'rrsi.lrnt of
II lair lUnK and Other.
Lincoln. Aug. 22 (Special Trie,
grain.) F. Jf. Claiidae, putidrnt of
the defunct batik irg house nf A. (
letter, IHair, Nt!, will 1 prise
ruled this fall, it waa aiiiiountcd to
day by Attoriity General Clarence
A. Davi. The anornev general also
flan speed til pushing charge
(inl Charte C. rVmele o thr
1'ank of Cat County, I'laftimmith.
Half a diMrn Other priisecutnms
are being planned and evidem it
Leirg gathered by the attorney grn
cial't oHice. A ma)ority of the bank
prosecution will he handled by f.
b, Chae of the attorney general
siafl.
Pair) mrn Dniianil I.arptr
iire of Coiiailiiirr' Dollar
Grand Island. Neb, Aug 22
(Secial Telegram ) At a mettiiig
attended by about 50 milk pio'liaers
of tht vicinity, il wat resolved to sill
no more milk to the iobbers of thr
city until the dairymen's demand of
t larger per cent ol the contumer
dollar wa granted. 1 1 it set (urth
that the city con miner pay $4 per
hundred pounds, of which the pro
fiteer of the mdk gett fl J5.
The Fairmont creamery and the
Home tJairy company are the main
jr.hbrrt. Before the close of ihc
meeting a compromise offer wa
agreed upon at $1 (5 per 100 pounds
of milk letting J.S, but this offer ha
not been accepted.
gLMER t WJIUKTU
ailmer L. Wilmeth.
driving 50 mile an hour and after
he strurk Wilmeth the machine
skidded 125 fret. Crect claimed he
wa driving only 20 mile an hour.
I'olice rerordt show Crect has been
arrested twice on booze peddling
charges. While the coroner's inquest
was under way Mate Sheriff Gu
Hyers was selling a confiscated car
taken from C'rces two week ago
at public auction.
Wilmeth wat engaged in the con
tracting business. His father it a
prominent Lincoln physician. Uur-
tti 4 Is as ail's iita ts'fs ai ea li'jsiifonin est
y vast iiv rmi m uvuiwiani su
the aviation corps. He did stunt
flying after the war until he met
with an accident at Fremont year
ago. .
Man Disjoints Shoulder
Trying to Drew in Pullman
Buffalo. N. Y.. Auk. 22. Dr. R..
E. Flack of Atlieville. N. C. threw
his shoulder out of joint trying to
dress in his berth on a Pennsylvania
(rain which arrived here yesterday.
Road Conditions
I.lflaWtlM hf-thau-a -.-.a. f i a , .
...m,.T.rt rrt, tvonatrvr-Tioa
tjrnrk hafwaan rnnn..ll m..fr. in.
otirt Vnay. pctoura rpnrtd In poor
condition. Tourliti tr mivlnd to tiU
th Wblt Pol road to Cklnr1, th
north on No. 4 to rnlon. Ro1 llul
sllppry, but traHIg movlns without
chain.
IJnnnln hlfrhwav u... . B... i
Pvd lo Villty, hetour north or Vullfy.
"..w .u. itnl unit inn norm. jioboi
muilily between Vally and flrhuylr. No
report rrom Columiiu a4 C.ntral City.
' .".-".I, Mill WU
b dry In tow hour.
u. it. p.i Follow Lincoln hl-hwy 11
mil wt rrom Hlnetnth and Karnam,
- - -. .. . " . v, v. nuioi
food, I
H. r. A.i Road sood.
Meridian highway: Road ralr.
Waahlnirlon highway: Knada muddy.
lllaok Hill. Trail: ttoad muddy,
-fornhuaker highway: Roada lair
lflntf nf Trull nn.li.. r. .
.....q t'fivur rpRi'ani
to Mlsaourt Valley, North or Mtaaourl
Valley roada fulr.
Kinir ot Train, aouth: Roada sood to
k t l'h lann 1 Int.ll a kalu..aa J
!avenworth r?portsd In poor condition.
Luavenworth to Knnaii City roada fair.
vrnana- i prR mjfnwuy: KOfldl KOnrJ.
Topcka.
River to River road: Tloada muddy
rhlntvn.i'.mB K Hhn.tll.A. il . - i ii.at.
Ilppery, hut cara moving without cnalna.
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rity over I, W, V. routs. Inqulr Robert
N. Carann, No. Knat Waahlngton airet,
Iowa City, Ja., for Information caat.
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Over 200 High Grade
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at a Very Considerable Reduction
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Hats of Panne Velvet
HaU of Duvetyn
Embroidered Effect
Combination of Velvet
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Dreta Wear
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