En Russia
by Official
inard Line
and Doctor Bills
lions of Rubles,
Small Amount in U.
S. Money.
tpassport out of Russia costs
00,000 rubles, or $10.
Russian doctor gets 35,000.000
s or 80 cents for one call on a
tvt.
college man working for the
I- government in Russia receives
lary of 700,000,000 rubles,
ese statistics were revealed yes
y by D. F. White, general pas
ir traveling agent for the Cunard
nship company, who wns in
mana yesterday conferring with- J.
Ettalton, agent.
“Russians coming to the United
ates numbered 21.000 last y'ear. the
nit allowed by immigration laws,
here will be ns many more this
sar," said Mr. White. “The small in
istrial men and small merchants are
le ones who are coming to this
luntr.v. They have no chance to
ivelop their business under the pres
it form of government there.
“There were about 400 English and
Scandinavian farmers and workmen
who went to Russia last year, from
the United States. Most of these
were from the west const, sympathiz
ers of the I. W. W., who were eager
try out their communistic ideas,
hese people were given special con
essions in Kouznltzk, central Siberia.
Christian Russian farmers who
ave settled in the United States are
nnstantly returning to Russia. These
cople are admitted only when they
re organized, and equipped with
seed and implements to farm for at
least a year.
Ak-Sar*Ben Color Suggested
for “CourtesyParking Tags
Patrolman William Hudson, who
has charge of giving out the special
privilege parking cards to visiting
motorists, has called attention to the
fact that the yellow color of the cards
should be replaced by the Ak-Sar-Ben
colors, ted. green, yellow.
Yellow alone is not a pretty color.
Officer Hudson says, and the use of
the tricolor would have the added ad
vantage of advertising Ak-Sar-Ben.
His superior. Officer Riegelman,
agrees with him and took the sugges
tion to Police Captain Coffey. The
suggestion will be carried out when
the present supply of cards is gone.
Rail Employes Coming
to Omaha for Meeting
Between 400 and 500 employes of
the Chicago. St. Paul. Minneapolis
& Omaha railroad of the Nebraska
division are expected to #ittend a
"get-together" meeting in Omaha Sun
day.
General officers of the road from
St. Paul will be present. The enter
tainment will be in the Swedish audi
torium. Similar meetings are held
on each division of the road each
>ear. Several special trains will be
run to accommodate the eniplojes.
Woman Seeks to Collect
Pay for 2 Years* Nursing
Margaret S. Combs told a jury Fri
day in District Judge roup's court
that she nursed Mrs. Doui* R. Zahn
for two years and that the latter now
refuses to pay her.
She seeks to collect $1,040.
Co-Eds Will “Entertain”
Way Through University
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Here are Kljzabetli Ovary Heft) and
Rosalie Walltinsliaw, Iniversit.v of
Southern California co-eds, who, with
two other girls, will work their way
through four college year* by free
lance entertainments.
Los Angeles, May 28,—Four pretty
ro eds at the University’ of Southern
California have set a new precedent
for girls working their way through
rollege. They have handed together
and called themselves the "Los An
geles Entertainers," and declare they
will earn sufficient funds through semi
theatrical and outside functions to
carry them through school.
The comely misses are Elizabeth
Ovsey. Maxine Eyerman, Jean Smalley
and Rosalie Walklnshaw. all fresh
men at the local university. Their
success at entertaining fellow stu
dents heartened them to the new ven
ture. they said.
Miss Eyerman Is an Interpretative
darner ami dancing instructor. Mis*!
Smalley is a whistler. Miss Ovsey
is a leader and elocutionist, and Mis*
Walkinshaw a pianist.
All of the co-ed quartet declare they
have resolved not to he daunted by
professional vaudevlllians and enter
tainers who learned in the theater.
They seek the support of local "club
women as well as club men" and have
opened headquarters where their serv
ices for appearances can be booked.
Other co eds at the university are
said to lie anxiously awaiting the suc
cess of their venture before jumping
into "a new field of venture for col
lege women."
Famous Pastor to Speak
lo Ad-Sell League Monday
Dr. Preston Bradley, pastor of
the Peoples’ church of t'hiraso. whose
sermons draw immense crowds, will
he the principal speaker at the Adver
tising Selling league dinner Monday
night in Hotel Fohtenelle.
Dr. Bradley's topic will lie "The
World in the Making." The meeting
also will be the scene of an election, j
Nominees are as follows: For presi- '
dency, Harry B. Watts and Arthur i
F. McAdams: for vice president, I4co :
R. Wilson and Frank I,. Hixenbaujli;
for treasurer, Ed 14. Droste and
A. Abrahntnsun.
Rock Island Cuts Time
on Fast Limited Train
An even faster schedule for the
Rock Island Rocky Mountain limited
between Omaha anil Denver wan an- 1
nouneed by J. S. McNally, Rock
Island division passenger agent here,
.Saturday.
Kffeetive Sunday the Rocky Moun
tain limited, westbound, arrives in
Omaha at 11:20 p. in., and leaves at
11:33 p. in., instead of 11:40 p. m.,
and 11:55 p. m„ as it has been doing
in the piist. The train will arrive
in Colorado Springs at 2:15 p. m. and
in Denver at 3:30 p. m„ 30 minutes
earlier than heretofore.
The eastbound limited will arrive 1n
Omaha at 2:03 a. m. and leave at 2:1*
a. m., instead of 2:18 a. m. and 2:40
a. in., and will arrive at Chicago at i
8.40 p. m., 33 niitiules earlier.
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Arrests Break Up
Underworld Ring
Trio Including Girl Nabbed
After Ralroad Man Is
Robbed.
What police declare to be a smooth
working underworld clique with an at
tractive girl In the role of a decoy for
the gang's victims, was broken up by
the arrest Saturday afternoon by De
tectives Munch and Brinkman of
Adonna Smith, Thomas Bullls, taxicab
driver whom police found in her room,
and Don Haines, Rex hotel.
The arrest was made following com
plaint of Bert Shannon, railroad man,
that he went out Friday night with
Haines to a bootlegging place in South
Omaha, and that when he woke up
shortly bffore dawn at South Thir
teenth and Dominion streets, he had
been robbed of $60,
He told police that yesterday after
noon Haines, whom he met at the
hotel, offered to introduce him to a
pretty girl, and drove him out to call
on Miss Smith. After a short time,
the girl excused herself, and Haines
suggested they take a trip to South
Omaha.
Police found a purse which Shannon
identified as his, in Haines' room.
Haines, it is alleged. Implicated the
girl whose husband Is being sought.
Bullis is merely held for Investigation.
Police have no evidence to connect
him with the robbery.
Leave for Cottage in West.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh have
gone to Seattle where they have a
cottage. They expect to return on j
September 16. Mr. Walsh will engage j
in his annual piscatorial activities.
James Allan Extolled
for Gifts to Charity
Mn and women In all Walks of life
paid final tribute to .lames Allan. 74
veteran state legislator, whose funeral
was held at the North Side Presby
terian church Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Allan died Wednesday after a
lingering Illness. He was prominent !
in state republican politics.
Rev. J. M. Hamilton, who preached
the funeral sermon, spoke on the life
of Mr. Allan, extolling him for his
charity, in donating to various instl-;
tutions.
Pallbearers were Bryce Crawford, i
W. R. Patrick, f* A. Scott, C. B. Hel-1
iner, Willard McEachron and W. D.
Percival.
Burial was In Forest Lawn ceme
tery. •
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Taxi Driver Accused
of Aiding in Robbery
Joe Franks, taxi driver, 317 North
Fifteenth street, was arrested Satur
day afternoon, charged with compli- ;
city In the robbery Friday night of \
William Green, 4022 I^afayette avenue.
Green Identified Franks as one of two j
men who held him up while he was j
fixing his car at the side of the road,
after they had offered him aid. They
got $5.SO.
Government Officials
to Tour Irrigation Project
Special Dispatch to The Omaha Bee.
Lincoln, May 26.—A survey of the
tricounty irrigation project In Adams.
Phelps and Kearney counties will be
made next week by Assistant Secre
tary of Interior'Davis and other gov
ernment officials. Roy Cochran, state
engineer, will accompany them.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
2 Boys Held for
Kfuit Park Thefts
Hr van Carlton and Phil
Dine Are Accused of Steal
ing Automobiles.
Police Officer McGuire, stationed at
Krug park, believes that thefts and
looting of automobiles near the park
will stop now with the arrest of two
youths whom, he charges, confessed
to stealing two autos.
One of the machines the boys drove
to Lincoln, McGuire says. Heports
have been coming to McGuire that
stands in the park and autos have
been robbed since the park opened
its summer season. Since the boys
were arrested Thursday not a report
has been' turned in.
The boys, who first gave fictitious
nameg. ages gnd addresses, admitted
their identity to District Judge Day
in Juvenile court Saturday. They are
Bryan t’harlton, 18, 2004 Burt afreet,
and Phil Dine, 2708 Farnam street.
Because of being over the Juvenile
age, the boys were turned over to
the county Jail, where they are charg
ed with stealing an automobile.
Group 2 Bankers Name
Candidates for Commission
Special Dispatch tr> The Omaha Bee.
Fremont, Neb., May 26.—Group two
of the Nebraska State Bankere,as
sociation have submitted the names,
of A. U Shantz, Omaha State bank:
Kmil Foda, Clarkson State bank, and
R. O. Brownell, Schuyler State bank,
to Governor Bryan. One of these will
-.-r"
be chosen by the governor to act on
the state guaranty fund commiMlon.
About 100 members of group two
met in Fremont to attend the abort
session called to elect the three can
didates.
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Paralysis to the victim means loss of all power to use the organ
or the part of the body paralyzed. The mind may will that the arm or
the leg shall move, but the muscles and tissues cannot respond. There
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Pcralysis to the Chiropractor is the imprisoning of a mental
impulse from the brain by a subluxated, or displaced, vertebra pressing
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