Japan Proposes
Partial Renewal
of Russian Trade
SoOet Considering Advances
Which Include Commercial
Agents in Principal Cities
of Both* Countries.
By Attttociated PresH.
Moscow, April 28.—The soviet for
eign office announces that Japan,
through its re presentalive at Vimli
vostock, has proposed partial renewal
of relations with Russia. Somewhat
along the lines of the ^Russo British
trade agreement, which Moscow con
siders tantamount to Vie facto recogni
t ion.
It is announced that tlie Russian
government is considering the pro
posals which include the stationing of
Japanese commercial agents at Mos
cow, Vladivostock, Chita and t lie
principal Siberian commercial centers
and of soviet commercial agents at
Yokohama, Nagasaki and others cen
ters, but not at Tokio.
If the two governments agree to
these proposals and a preliminary
treaty is drafted, it would, according
to the Moscow viewpoint, mark the
end of the struggle iir the far east and
the alleged intervention carried on
by Japan, the first step in liquidation
of which was seen when the Japanesf4
forces evacuated Vladivostock.
The foreign office statement says
Ihe government, on March 30 and
April 24, received official proposals
from the Japanese government about
the partial renewal of Russo-Japa
nese relations preliminary to conclu
sion of a definite convention.
J.apan, in the proposals, announced
that it conseidered desire able the im
mediate exchange of commercial
agents.
The agents would have the right to
| protect the interests of their ctf
* tzens, to issue passports and generally
have consular priviliges, including the
iglit of communication by code and
courier. The agents would pledge
themselves m refrain from engaging
in propaganda work. The privilege of
ordering the recall of agents for break- i
iug such pledge or for other cause
would he recognized.
*The forieng office announces that
| tlie government postponed considera
|tion of the Japanese proposals be
cause AT. Joffe, who is in Tokio, pre
viously denied the right to communi- j
cate with Alosoow in cods, but now
that this light is recognized, the gov
ernment is considering acceptance up
on receipt of M. .Ioffe’s recommenda
! tions.
Ship Owners Say Backbone
of Marine Strike Broken
New York, April 28.—Skip owners i
imported that the backbone of the I.
\V. \V. marine workers' strike'at this
port had been broken, having failed .
to interrupt or seriously delay
scheduled sailings of ocean passenger
liners, officials of the strikers’ union
declared they were still confident of
success.
Today, with its usual heavy week
end sailings, was looked upon as a
test of the strike. A score of trans
atlantic liners left port and almost
without exception they departed on
schedule. Where walkouts threatened
to cause delays the Marine Relief as
sociation provided men for engine
crews that were left short handed.
Beatrice Man Is Injured
in Brick Yard Accident ,
SprelMl DUpatrh to Th. (tmnlin B,,. j
Beatrice, Neb., April 26.—James j
Basteau. 70. was seriously injured, I
when a four ton load of dirt toppled
over on 'him at the Beatrice works.
He was buried for a short time. Ho
sustained several broken ribs and in
ternal injuries.
Hoe often and loosen the soil and J
hold moisture aroufid the roots of the
plants.
“I Didn’t Know That”
Said the Automobile Buyer
The Cadillac especially designed carburetor
is equipped with two thermostatic controls.
One thermostatic automatic device controls
the auxiliary air valve, and the second
thermostat regulates carburetor tempera
ture. The carburetor is entirely Cadillac
built—Cadillac-designed—and is dirt and
fool-proof, which is one of the hundreds of
reasons why the Cadillac gives such univer
sal satisfaction over years of use.
The Cadillac carburetor is very economical,
and is constant—not fluctuating from day to
day in its use of fuel. The Cadillac 8-cylin
der car naturally uses slightly more gaso
line than a smaller engine. The actual dif
ference in cost of gasoline for a Cadillac and
some cars claiming sixteen and seventeen
miles per gallon is less than 75 cents per
/ week, or $30.00 per year, figured on aver
age mileage. That slightly higher figure is
easily spent in buying repairs and tires
necessary on a cheaper car,” says the Cadil
lac man.
The Cadillac satisfies for years.
Investigate what quality you are getting for your money.
Study Construction—and Then ¥ou, Too,
WILL BUY A CADILLAC
Present piifc* not guaranteed for future dflitary,
J. H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO.
Omaha Lincoln Sioux'City
PAIGE BUILT
$1065 /. a. h. factory
Paige-Timken Rear Axles—
99.8% Dependable!
THIS Paige-Timken rear axle has delivered
phenomenal service in the Jewett Six. A
careful factory check-up recently made on the
first 20,000 Jewetts in use revealed that only
two-tenths of 1 % had ever had any axle trouble
whatever—even including those due to ac:
cidents.
A remarkable record—said to be unequaled
in«the history of the industry. But it is typical
of Jewettle stout and dependable construction.
Extra-tough steel and ample size give this
Paige-Timken rear axle of the Jewett a great
surplus of strength for safety. See Jewett Six
for yourself —get the facts of its Paige engi
neering, big Six qualities. We’ll be glad to ex
plain them to you.
Nebraska Paige Co.
New Location
2047 Farnam Strppt
Local Store Opens
Office in Paris
Burgcss-.Nash lo Kstahlish Ser
vice for Omahans Visiting
French Capital.
Onpihans who chance to find them
selves in Palis and in need of mer
chandise, may now purchase what
they fancy in any of Die retail stores
in tile French metropolis and charge
the cost to their account in Omaha
with Burgess Nash department store,
according to an announcement yes
terday by .1. F. Daily, vice president
and general manager of Burgess
N'ash. This is made possible by the
opening of a foreign office in Paris.
J. IV. Thorne, who has lived abroad
for 18 years, will be resident manager
of tile Paris office. He is in Omaha
and said that in the new Paris office,
Americans and especially Omahans
will be able to procure almost every
thing they need, "from rest to
money.”
According to Mr. Daily, tlie step
was made because of the firm's de
sire to do away with middle men, job
bers and importers. I'nder the pres
i nt system Omahans will receive ar
ticles which are manufactured exclu
sively In foreign countries, at a lower
price than they could get otherwise.
Mr. Thorne stated that since a
great part of the merchandise of the
modern department storp comes from
foreign markets. It is less expensive
to the company handling the goods
and the public buying the goods, to
have them purchased direct instead of
through an intermediary.
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Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Curiosity Over Li\e Wire
Costs Colorado Lad Life
Longmont, Colo., April 2%—Curl* |
oaity to see what h high voltage tele- |
phone wire would to to him resulted .
in the death here today of Alex Pitt*
man. IS. The youth climbed to the
top of a telephone pole, touched a j
wire carrying more than 10.000 volts,
and was thrown to the ground dead. I
New Treaty Signed.
Home, April 2H.—An Italian Austrian ,
treaty, fhje first of its kind sim-e the
war. was signed this afternoon by
1* emier Mussolini and the Austrian
minister. Supplementary conventions (
were signed to facilitate the transport
of Austrian goods through Trieste
and regulate economic relations in the
Austro-Italian frontier zones.
In England there are registered
a total of 600.000 women and girls who
work onyl one or two days a week.
Prices Have Not Advanced
THIS article, which
appeared in the fi
nancial news of the
Omaha World-Herald spe
cial leased wife service is
self-explanatory.
The Oldsmobile is the most
wonderful car on the mar
ket today by comparison.
Beautiful in design and
finish with an abundance
of power.
Truly the greatest automobile value it is possible to secure today
Nebraska Company
Eighteenth and Howard
r
on
DURANT or STAR CARS
Can Now He Had at Nearly Every Important Town in
NEBRASKA or IOWA
\
Below Find List of Dnrant and Star Dealers
We list dealers under our jurisdiction only
All other states are equally as well covered
Ashland, Neb.— L. C. Riekes A Son.
Albion, Neb.—Stalker Bros
Arapahoe. Neb.— Pete Ficken.
Atlantic, la.—Linke^Bros.
Avon, la.—Nieman Motor Co.
Aurora. Neb—Harry E. £ims.
Ashton. Neb.—Gorecki Bros.
Beatrice, Neb.—H. M. Smethers
Blair, Neb.— A. M. Anderson.
Bladen, Neb—Iverson Garage.
Brady, Neb.—T. H. Ball.
Broken Bow, Neb. — B. C. Empfield
Brock, Neb.—C. M. Lare.
Benedict, Neb.—Henry Alms.
Burwell, Neb.—Hattie M Hunter,
send mail D. F. Hennich.
Benson, Neb.- Mifit srv Garage.
Brownsville, Neb.—R. W. Fainas
Bethseda, la.—Wm Anderson, srnd
mail Hepburn, la.
Rrainard, Neb.—J. A. Sypal.
( arlton, Neb left A Ohnesnrge.
Carson, Is. --*Graham A Har ms.
Clarks. Neb.—Fred Growcock
Columbus, Neb.—Gimhol A Scbulti.
Columbus, Neb.—Provost Motor < o
Comstock. Neb.—Leul Mathauset
Motor Go.
Central City, Neb —Hilton Bros.
Corning, la.—Coulter Bros.
Conway. la.—Cooper Motor Co.
Curtis, Neb.—-C. R Elson.
Cambridge, Neb.--Chas I Bentley.
Callaway, Neb.—Kybn Motor Co.
Coin. Is.—E. A. Harris.
Clearwater, Neb. Clay Rabroch.
Dannebrog, Neb.—G. A Damgaard.
Dorrhester, Neb.— Frank Mooberry.
David City, Neb.—W. E. Vandeikolk.
Cooper Motor Co.
2066 Farnam Si.
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Fiba. Neb.-—C. Koborg A Son.
Fremont. Neb,— Luther I .or son.
Dunlap, la - Benedict A Merritt.
Dodge, Neb. VoaaceW A Chudomelka
Bio*.
Daykin, Neb.— E. W Ronener A
Son.
Franklin, Neb—T. J. Garrett A Son.
Fait moot. Neb.— Fairmont Garage.
Grant, Neb. — Pankonin A Sona.
Gresham, Neb,— H. K. Dter*.
Grand Island, Neb.—Gilbert Motor
Co
Grant, la.—Cecil J. Grennell.
Griswold. la.—Grennell Bros.
Glenwood. la,—T. L. Rose.
Gretna. Neb.—J. H. l.angdon
Hartwell, Neb —J. V. Theis.
Haigler, Neb. — Calvin F.n field.
Harlan, la.- David K. Blown.
Hastings, Neb.— Hunt Motor Co
Holdregr, Neb.—C O. Olsen A Son.
Humboldt, Neh.» HNrding Motor Co,
Kearney, Neb.— Midway Motor Co.
Lexington, Neb. J. S. Thomas A Son
Lincoln, Neb.—Chapman A Sharrtck.
Loup City, Neb.—/wink A Johnson.
Logan, la l.ogan Motor Co.
Madison. Neb. R W. Linn.
MrC'ook, Neb. — J. J. Gragg.
Mi'la.d, Neb T W. Peters Auto Co.
Milford, Neb Milfoid Auto F.arbange
Missouri Valley, la—Hehhht A Car
penter .
Maredonia. la F F Braden.
Milligan, Neb. - Adolph /ieman
North Platte, Neb I inrnln Co Im
plement A Motor Co.
Rend-Stinebaugh, Inc.
Council Bluffs, la.
Norfolk, Neb.—John W Rice.
Newman Grove. Neh M.*ck A Sons
Neola. la.—W. A. Owen.
Nebraska City, Neb Higgins Potter
Co.
Neligh, Nrb Dorsey L. Shenefelt.
Ohiowa, Neb. — F.arl H. Pyzer.
Ord. Neh.—C. A Hager.
Plait* mouth, Neb —O. A. Moore.
Pilger, Neb.— Walter M. Rees.
Red Oak. la.—L. A. Nash.
Ravenna, Nek Earl Klein.
Randolph, la L. J. Duncan.
Syracuse. Neb.—Strong Bios.
Stamford. Neh K. C. Shiffermiller.
Seward. Neb Edward Beesen.
Superior, Neb Hiller A Campbell
Stanton. Nrb --J. T. Kenney
Shenandoah, la Paul C Amblei .
Schleswig, la F. C. Spahn
Schuyler. Neh Elmer P. F olken
Stromshurg, Neb Farris A Colhson.
.Stanton, la — Anderson Garage
Spalding. Neb.— E. E. Barkhuret
Motor Co
Silver City. la. — J H Peteraon.
Thurman, la C. R Paul
Trenton, Neb -C. W. McDonald.
Tarnov. Neb —-Taraov Auto Co.
Teeuniseb, Neb J V. Johnson.
Villiara. |a Carl Baker Auto Co
Weeping Water. Neb. Smith Seivire
Co
Witner. Neh Wm Gruesalng
West Point. Neb Kiese Bros.
Watloo, Neb Yybrial Auto Rr?
Co.
West Side. I e West Side Auto Co
York. Neh - Gaitb Auto Co
Dietz-Townsend Motor Co.
South Side, Omaha
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Andrew Murphy & Son
Incorporated
RETAIL and WHOLESALE
53
Year* in
Business
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14th and
Jackson
Streets
WHY
would you rather drive a car that
looks bright, glossy and just like
new all the time than an old, dull
tacky looking car?
BECAUSE—
the new looking car is pleasing to
the eye---the other is an eyesore•
The Rexo Refinishing Institute, a 1000 Omaha
concern, with products invented in Omaha, run
by Omaha men and backed by Omaha capital,
after over a year testing now makes it possible
to preserve the original paint on your automobile
and to retain the original gloss during the life of
the car by a coating of what is called
REXO AUTO GLOSS
Rexo Auto Gloss is not a polish; contains no wax or any soft ,
material; neither is it a paint, but a preparation in the
form of a
Hard, Glossy Gum
that is not affected by water, heat. oil. grease or anything an
automobile usually has to contend with. and. best of all, at a
. price no greater than the cost of a good polish iob, but which
lasts as long as the original paint.
It prevents cracking of the original paint. It intensifies the
original color, and where applied ov er rust spots it stops the
rusting.
Rexo Auto Gloss is especially designed to be applied to a new
car—or just as soon as the paint first begins to show signs of
cracking or fading or begins to lose its glos'. By applying
Rexo Auto Gloss early your car w ill always look as though it
just came out of the factory. *
REMEMBER—Our Whole Aim Is to
Preserve the Original Paint
and Retain Original Gloss
\\ hat Rexo Auto Gloss does is so out of the ordinary that there
is only one way to prove its claims, and that is to have a coat
applied. It positively cannot hurt and costs hut little. Seeing
is believing.
V I
Rexo Refinishing Institute
Northeast Cor. 20th and Harney Streets
Second Floor—20th Street Entrance
Telephone-ATlantic 4739
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