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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1924)
Driver Saves Girl, 19, From Auto Wheels Picks I p Candy Store Girl With One Arm as Taxi Passes Her. W. O. Bucher, taxi driver, living at 1411 Garfield street, found himself in jail Wednesday rooming, after an act of heroism In attempting to save a girl's life. The girl wag May Moirally, 19, 139 North Thirty-first avenue, clerk in a candy store at Sixteenth and Nicholas streets. She ran across the street In front of a street car at Sixteenth and Web ster streets this morning, only to find herself directly In the path of Buch er’s taxi, which was running beside the car. Bucher swerved his machine to one side to avoid hitting the girl, and picked her up with one arm as he passed to prevent her from falling under the wheels of the street cat;, meanwhile attempting to stop his cab. He was unable to hold the girl un-f til the cab came to a stop. When he lo,t his grip, she dropped to the pav ing, suffering an injury to her right shoulder. She was taken to Paxton Memorial hospital. Bucher was arrested on a charge of reckless driving. German Revolt Aimed at Treaty Defendant in Ludendorff Trial Reveals Plan to Abol ish Versailles Pact. By International Newt SerTlre. Munich, Feb. 27.—Dr. Friedrich Weber, one of the defendants In the Ludendorff-Hitler high treason trial, and leader of the •‘Oberland’’ Free Corps in the fascist “army" revealed today that the nationalists aimed first to abolish the Versailles treaty, ami second, to establish a nationalist gov ernment, if the “beer cellar revolt” of last November had been successful. Hitler was still upon the witness stand when the trial was continued this morning. “Did you aspire to the highest posi tion in the reich (German state)?" asked the prosecutor. Hitler smiled: “I Just started the revolution." “There Is nothin* to smile about,” rsbuked the prosecutor. Ludendorff looked on, hl4 heavy fsce Impassive. Hitler denied any Intention of run ning a “competin* dictatorship." Dr. Von Kahr, former dictator of Bavaria, and the man who wrecked the revolt before it was 12 hours old, Is sick, and may not testify. Court Confirms Potash Sentence McWhorter, Wohlberg, Mas sey and Chipley Held Guilty of Conspiracy. Two year sentence. Imposed In fed eral court June 29, 1922, against Wil liam A. McWhorter, Charles S. Wohl herg, Jacob Massey and William G. Chipley was affirmed by the circuit oourt of appeals, according to a letter received Wednesday by United States District Attorney J. C. Klnsler. The men were charged with con spiracy by using the mails to de fraud. They were also fined $10,000 each. Sold Potasli Stock. The men organized and sold stork of the Berg Potash company, with subsequent loss to purchasers. According to the order of the cir cuit court, the men must surrender to United States Marshal Cronin with in 90 days. Si*ty days will elapse before official notice is received here, end then another 30 is given the men to appear and serve their sentence. Time for Appeal. The first 60 days Is showed to give attorneys for the men time to file ap peal to the United States supreme court. They are at liberty on $12,000 bond. Adam Huller Dies. Adam Huller, 78, resident of Omaha for 3# years, died Wednesday at the home of his son, Michael Huller, 2313 South Twelfth atreet. He waa born In Germany. He Is survived by two sons, Michael and Adolph Huller. Funeral services will be held Fri day morning at 8:30 at the home of Michael Huller, and at St. Joseph church at 9. f REEL REMARKS-' s By the M. P. Editor. Famous, It Is said, will aepnd IM. 000 for one elaborate shot in "Monster Beaucatre.’’ It will be a garden out side a palace in France. It will not run over three minutes. George Fawcett, screen veteran, was born in Virginia in 1860. Bobby Vernon s mother, Dorothy Vernon, Is a portrayer of character parts. Samuel Gnldwyn la reported to have paid $100,000 for screen rights to Gil bert Emery’s play, "Tarnish." Iietty Gompson will start work soon In I,o» Angeles on "The Enemy St-g." Dimitri Buchowet/kl, Ruselnn di rector, in "Men" tines four languages. Speaking little English, ho addresses Rola Negri In Russian anil other mem bers of the cast In French and Ger man. Roland Stanford Ramsdell, a nephew of the founder of Stanford university, Is at the head of a Holly wood picture corporation with a backing of $1,000,000. Veteran Mason Dies in New York John Bamford, 75, retired employe of the United Pacific and one of the oldest Masons of Omaha, died Monday night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Green, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. His body will be returned to Oma ha Friday morning. Mr. Bramford also Is survived by another daughter, Mrs. L. J. Prest wich. 2476 North Forty-seventh ave nue, and one son, Raymond. He was a -32d degree M;ason, Knight Templar and Shriner and served for many years as secretary of Capitol lodge, A. F. & A. M. B'uneral services will be held from the Masonic temple Saturday after noon at 2. • Bee Want Ads Produce Results. Senate to Save Air Mail Budget Appropriations C o in m i 11 e c Adds $1,500,000 to Bill to Keep Planes Flying. Amendment to the pcstoffice ap propriation hill which, if passed, will keep air mail planes moving through Omaha for another year, was made by the senate appropriations commit tee Tuesday in reporting the hill to the senate, according to information re ceived from 'Washington. The amendment is in the form of an appropriation of $1,500,000 for con tinuance of the transcontinental aii' plane mall service. The provision originally was in Who’s Guilty? That’s the Question You Can’t Answer Until the Very End Car! IgpnunW Match Your Wits Against the Authors STARTING SATURDAY ■ AT THE I _■ — Starting Starting Sunday Sunday tftOLPv ivmiiW Jim lusky miitrr A g William deMilie gt* PRODUCTION ^ ] AGNES AYRES JACK HOLT « RITA NALOI THEODORE KOSLOFF P5 .ROD LAROCQUE (ty DONT CALL IT LOVE* 4 Days, Starting Neat Sunday, March 2 Tha Messrs. Shubert Offer the New Yo*.k Winter Garden Revue fciLLit»tiiewi upward] And Many Other Favorite*, Inriud ’ In, the Winter Garden Girla F.veninga, SI-S3; Wad. Mat., B0c-f3 CONSTIPATION rout be avoided, er torpid II var.blllotiinaia.Indignation and gaaay palna reaoit, e*J la fai«, tkonugkly cltamtiag CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS Navar diaappoint or Bauaonto— 28* AIIV KHTIAEMENT. GOITRE SYMPTOMS Choking, Nervouanetar Throbbing, Palpitationa, Diaaineaa, Sleepleaa neaa. Relieved by Mrs. Hamlin. Stainleaa Liniment Uaed. NOTH: It would he illegal to publish these statement* if not true. Mrs. (' H. Ilnmlin. #06 I.rwis street, Canton, Mu, says, My goitre Is gone and I feel like another person. I shall gladly give personal information to any one." She used Horbo)-(Juadruple. (Jet. further information from Sherman McConnell drug stores. Heaton Drug Co., drug stores everywhere, or write Horhol Compvy. Merhanirsburg, Ohio. WHEN IN NEED OF HKlTP THY OMAHA BEE WANT AOS N _ |i l| j _ N w w Earle Williams, Jane Novak, Ben Alexander la a story of blind husbands and Indiscrsst wlvi s— “Jealous Husbands” today st 3:15, 7:30, 9:36 Rialto-Herzberg Spring Style Revue With Nan D. Martin', New York Models Lurry S*mon in Hor»Mhn«« Organ A Fluta Gao. Haupt A Earl Ticknor Rialto Orchestra of 21 NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS LOTHROP.. 24th and Lothrop Kenneth Hailan in "THE VIRGINIAN" GRAND . Ittth and Binney John Gilbert In "The Exilea" "Ruth of the Range," No. 4 BOULEVARD 13d and Leavenworth Marion Daviea in “Little Old New York'* "Days of Daniel Boone," No. 10 and Comedy ■UlemO'S thi» nreacriptionquickly] V^tellevn children and adult*. ^ A pi eaeant evrup. Nooplaloa. 33c and ftOc Him eold rinded in the bill, but was stricken out when the measure was before the house, on the ground that since con gross had not officially authorized the air mail service, it could take no official cognizance of appropriations for its maintenance. It is considered probable at Wash ington that if the hill Is passed in its present form by tlie senate, that the house will readily concur in the amendment providing appropriation to continue the air mail between New York and San Francisco, via Omaha and Chicago. i Mortgage Foreclosed. Ponca, Neb., H'eb. 27.—Foreclosure I of a mortgage on a half section of land across tits Missouri river In Woodbury county has been made by j the Lincoln .Joint Stock I„and bank ! nf Lincoln. The mortgage was given by the late Payne Satgisson to se cure the payment of promissory notes amounting to S33,a73. The Lincoln bank obtained a judgment for that amount in the Sioux City district couft agaifist A. T. Bennett, adminis trator of the Satgisson estate. How You’ll Love It! \ / THIS drama takes such a tremendous hold of you, you’ll be rigid with suspense throughout. And you’ll come away with the firm conviction that you’ve seen a truly great picture! BETTY COMPSON RICHARD DIX LEWIS STONE TULLY MARSHALL Ct&amnMntg>idan -» —1-:-1 1924 Revival of Harold Lloyd In one of his funniest efforts, 1 "I Do" A Novelty Subject De Luxe, “Frogland<” Made by Russian Art Society of Paris All hand work Ten months to make Most Costly Novelty Ever Made Rialto Symphony Orchestra Harry Brader, Director “Fingal’s Cave” and “South Sea Eyes” Geo. Haupt Pl«y>ns “Twilight Rose" Another of Those “Knockout Shows ” Starts Sunday STARTS TODAY End* Saturday ALL NEW SHOW Halton Powell Players la the musical comedy with a reason, SALLY, IRENE and MOLLY New picture features in addition II -. Ill S NOW H AYING_2 ITwir. T^.y, MM. IH-fiOc: IJltt 18f-?l I | 2:20 Overture. Topics. Fables A 20f 2 :A0 aVs Arleye 8 :!«• 1*2:40 Ceoige Lyons A:4oS 2.81 SArfAH PADDEN **2| 9.12 MARY HAYNES »=>*» [l«« ALBA TIBERIO » ao* |a »« JACK WILSON '• '-"l 14 :2r. "World of Msks Bolieva” 10 -2r.l | I Psth* Nsws If » «mwis • «m«s • mmmmm • mmmmm m cma as “LIGHTS OUT” A Story of the Underworld ; UKK HAM APS BKlMi HI SI IIs Today—Tomorrow Latt Two Days WATSON SISTERS and tha most popular bill of tha tanaon N 0 W Hit Firtt Romantic Drama RICHARD BARTHELMESS and Dorothy Mackaill in “The Fighting Blade” fm ssz Last Timea Friday MARY PICKFORD in tha Fascinating Role of The Little Street Singer “ROSITA” jmaha’a Fun Caniri J5^*Tf*>Tr Mai and Nila Todaa I ha Columbia Bui Irak. •'NIFTIF-S." Wllh II ILLY FOSH.H, Will. II COHAN A I oHIrCaS^Ba^ali^lar^M^V^rl^'ay a . at Mat 6 ark. Talk of lha Town.' KOdla Hall) Rich Overplaids and the Fashionable| Plain Colors (Second Floor) Light and r,nQ|.c Medium Weight V/0<lXS Everyone Full Lined We believe these snappy up-to the-minute sports coats to be the best values in Omaha at their price. They come in an extensive assortment of single and double-breasted styles, tai lored effects and popular side-tie mod els. The material is an all-wool polaire camels hair finish. Tan, brown and gray in plain colors and in beautiful overplaids. Every garment full lined. Sizes 14 to 44. This is an advance selling of new spring coats at a very special price. “The New” for Spring Fresh from the Eastern Fashion Centers comes the advance feature showing of the cleverest crea tions in spring apparel for women. Every express brings "something new." A glance through our Ap parel Section reveals the last word from "Fashion dom." j 2,000 Pairs of Pure jkSilk Hose llvji In a Tremendous Ijy Sale WH Starting Thursday m Your Choice Main Just received 2,000 pairs of Extra fine grade. Full Fashion ed Silk Ho siery in black and wanted colors; to be k placed on sale ^ Thursday. Women's pure silk and silk and fiber in regular and extra sizes. Black AA and colors at, 2 pairs.<P*»vv Women’s Silk Lisle Ribbed Top Hose in black and cordovan. 8L> to Wall Paper In Two Special Lots 30-inch Oatmeals in a 11 wanted shades. 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