Transmission Line Walker
Injured in 20-Foot Fall
Beatrice, Neb., Uec. 8.—(Special.)—
1- H. Nelson. 20, Afton, la . was badly
« ut and bruised when he fell 20 feet
from a pole a mile south of Holmes
vine while working on the transmis
sion line between Holmesville and
Barneston. Sleet on the pole caused
him to slip and fall.
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fresh Ldam Cheese, each..82.G9
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‘•ach .85C
Petit Gruvero Cheese, whole,
each . 75C
Imported French Stringless Beans,
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Imported French Artichokes, bot
toms, per can .81.15
Palmists (or Hearts of Palms),
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Chase & Sanborn’s Seal Brand
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Salada Tea, Green or Orange
Pekoe, per % lb.39f*
Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg. .29c
Omar Wonder Flour, 24-lb. sack
.97C
Iceberg Head Lettuce, each
r, -it.10c and 12’^C
Green Peppers (large Mangoes),
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Fresh Mushrooms, as long as they
last, per lb.G9c
Grapefruit, extra large, regular 15c
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Fresh 1‘ork Tenderloin, per lb.5SC
Choice Pork Loin Roast., lb. . .20C
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Pepper Supports
Norris in Fight
for Amendment
Senator From Keystone State
in Favor of Having Congress
Seated Immediately
After Election.
Washington, I>c. 8.—{Special )—
Senator Norris of Nebraska, who,
with the support of the progressive
group in the senate, is supporting the
idea of a constitutional amendment
which would make it possible to seat
! a new congress immediately after its
! election, received a strong reinforce
ment.
It came from Senator George Whar
! ton Pepper of Pennsylvania, succes
sor of Boise Penrose, nrd regarded as
a regular republican,
Following the challenge to the idea
[ extended by President Harding, Sena
tor Pepper's support of the Norris
•idea suggested the possibility that
Senator Pepper may be a candidate
tor the presidential nomination In
1924, should the Held be an open one.
However, the plan is not monopolized
by Senator Norris, but is sponsored
also by the American Bar association.
“It is sometimes argued ,n defense
of the present system," Senator I’ep
per said, “that there is now a cooling
off period between the excitement of a
campaign and election and the actual
beginning of a session or inauguration
of a president. To my mind such an
argument is without force. If four
months is a good cooling off period,
perhaps four years would lie better.
We would then have a congress so
well cooled that the topics discussed
in the campaign would rio longer be
fresh In their minds, and they would
probably be working on something
else. It would be as logical to pro
pose that a jury should be given a
cooling off period after hearing the
evidence before being called upon to
render its verdict.
“While we cannot, perhaps, be guid
1 ed by English customs and precedents
I in this country, it is fair to lake their
: experience as illuminating. After a
i general election in England, the new
| legislators are brought to WesUnin
| ster without delay. Their elections
; are ns heated as ours and they have
not found it dangerous or conducive
to radical action to call parliament
immediately into session. Certainly
we can trust the American people to
send men to the senate and house
who will be prepiffed to do their duty
tlie day after election as well as four
months after election.”
The coldest capital in Europe is
Petrograd.
Pennsylvanian Joins
Progressive Forces
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\Giorg V.
Fine of Juror Accused of
Court Contempt Reduced
Lincoln, I) o. $.—(Special.)—The tine
of Itnssell Itozean was reduce {oday
1 y tlie state supreme court from $100
to $25 for contempt of court while a
' juror in the Lucy Neal murder trial
lot Auburn, Neb.
Itozean was charged with express
; ing an opinion of the testimony to
j neighbors while a member of the mur
1 tier jury. The act called for a new
trial and cost the county several thou
| sands of dollars.
The supreme court held that while
' Itozean was guilty of the offense as
Charged, he did it with no malice.
Dr. Sherraden, Mason and
Elk, Succumbs to Pneumonia
Dr. William II. Sherraden, 61, pion
eer Omaha dentist, died at 6:30 yester
day morning at his home, 3021 Daven
port street, of pneumonia.
Dr. Sherraden was a Mason and an
Elk.
He is survived by his widow, one
daughter, Mrs. Jasmine Dunham of
Omaha, and one Sister, Mrs. Ella
Golden of Council Bluffs.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
; afternoon at 3 in the First Congrega
I tional church.
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Admiral Jones
' to Head Entire
American Navv
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Reorganization of Force Under
Title of “United States
Fleet" Approved by
President.
Washington. Pec. S—The Navy do
1 partment announced a general order,
j approved by President Harding, put
ting into effect a plan for organiza
tion of the navy afloat under one
.commander in chief.
The fleet is organized under tho
title "the United States fleet," and is
divided into four sections as follows:
The battle fleet, the scouting fleet,
tlie control force and the fleet base
force.
The present naval policy calls for
the various units of the fleets, battle
fleet, scouting fleet, control fleet and
base force fleet, meeting annually for
threo months for drills, maneuvers
and gunnery exercises.
Admiral dunes Commander.
This winter the newly organized
fleet will meet in Panama bay for
that purpose. Admiral H. P. Jones,
U. S. N., now commanding the Allan
tic fleet, and who would, on the meet
ing of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets,
assume supremo command, by the
new organizations becomes for all pur
poses the commander In chief of the
United States fleet in peace und war,
whether the units of the fleets are tn
juncture or apart.
The particular advantages of the
new organizations are described bv
the navy as follows:
It facilitates passing from peace to
war conditions, thereby saving time
at the beginning of the war when
time is vital.
It allows the various units to be
trained in peace for the duties which
they must perform in war by officers
who are in command during war.
All Under One Command.
It places the whole fleet under
tlie command of the officer w ho is to
command it In time of war and gives
him and the officers in command of
the major units opportunity to gain
I necessary experience in command and
I in making plans to carry out their
| a: signed tasks.
It creates an organized fighting
I force which has only to be expanded
in emergency to be ready for any
campaign.
The battle fleet which would natur*
j ally be opposed to any enemy main
I fleet in war time will be in command
of Admiral IS. \V. Eberle, U. S. N..
with the title of commander-in-chief,
! battle fleet.
The scouting fleet whose duty in
wartime is to locate the enemy main
fleet and later to unite with the bat
tile fleet to join in action will be un
der command of Vice Admiral J. D.
McDonald, U. S. N., with the title of
commander scouting fleet.
The control force whose duty is to
aid in the seizure of bases and to ex
ercise control of the sea once it is
gained will be under command of a
I rear admiral to be assigned as the re
| lief of Hear Admiral N. A. McCully,
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J. M. Cut Green Beans. 3
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New large English Walnuts,
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Mail Brings Suit for False
Arrest and 12 Hours in Jail
Don K. DeBow brought suit late
yesterday against John SI. Kemp. 631S
North Thirty second street, charging
that he was arrested on .a false charge
made by Kemp and held In jail 12
hours. The arrest, for which he asks
$10,000 occurred November 27, accord
ing to lk'Uow, who says it was
charged that he aided and abetted
George S. Kselin in obtaining lots by
misrepresentation, lie says the case
was dismissed without prejudice by
Police Magistrate Wappich.
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Jonathan
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$1.49
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