Jii|utncN' Plan to Kfroup hmm Trofiky r.lnims Arflon in Far t'ari Mar Wf llirtfiitil hy Am#tl**an Fa* ! #l«t»Un nf OrtnntaW, II# A#r«. Nr MU Ac nns trnsr fniiMMi nm« inn nwHpw*Mi MW**, A pi II H Id"* • t,, (pa anvlet smmd a t a warning that a Ritwn tapanes* war la hatng hatched t» tnMIatfMlr ,l*t>aneaa rlrrlaa planning t« recoup In th* fae i*a«t th* In**** mfhial through th* Am*rlc*n halt on dap nnca* Immigration. Trntfttv denounced a* foot* tho*e who deary "rad mlttiarlam," declar Ing that military *«p*fidliur*a of (he Marf>onaId government hav* not d* areaaad aa compared with tha laat ; year of oonaervatlve control In F.ng jam) Quoting an official French *t*i* ment about the neceaalty of prepar adneaa for future war*. Trotakv *ar raatlcally recalled being preacnl In 1tt|R at a Notr* flame aervlca when the archhlahop aolemnly proclaimed a ::calt for a war to end war, declaring: "The American prealdent la now playing with the dlanrmament ld»a. We declare we are alwaya ready to participate, knowing that certain ncwapapera will attack our readlneaa aa holehevlk perfldlty, but la It quea tlonabl* good faith to agree to dla •rmament?” Trotsky attacked Tolnenre for de manding that the aovleta pay the ,'csar'g debt* while the French gov ernment la refusing to pay It* own debts, declaring: "It the Ttuaslan government In 1024 had aald to France that Russia under takes to bleed to death, to sacrifice a million and a half soldiers, to ruin the country and repudiate Ita claim on Constantinople to enable France to dominate Europe, loot the Ruhr and squeeso Germany dry In return, let’s say, for $10,000,000,000 would not the cynical Poincare have agreed? "Have we not #one all this?" Trotsky welcomed Indications of Franco-soviet negotiations, hut not on on term* making Ruaala a vessel. He ridiculed rumors that the aovleta are planning aggression*, saying: "It I* foolhardy to think w# would launch adventures simply to correct boundaries,” ,H»" . Man Taken to Asylum After Suicide Attempt Albion, Neb., April SO. — lAilher Wood, IS, was found lying In an allay with lila throat cut on# day last weak, hut who will racover, wag taken before the hoard of Insanity and de clared te be demented. The eberlff took him te the Hastings asylum. He admitted haring attempted suicide. Greeters Meet at Fremont. Fremont, Neb., April 30.—Forty-two member* of the Nehraska-Iowa Oreet ers' a**oclailon attended the monthly meeting and banquet at Hotel Terry. Hotel men of Omaha and nearby cltlea were In attendnnea Including Henry Fayne, f. A. Medlar, I. L, Wallace find H. C. Rppley. “Lucky Kid” Captured. Fremont, Neb,, April 80,—Frank Roea, alia* the "Hucky Kid," aald to 1(0 one of a gang that robbed I.arson Broa., general merehandlaa (tore *t i Vehllng, Neb,, recently, haa Men ar , ; rented at Milwaukee, according to , word received by Sheriff Oondit. nil LIARD MEN HERE ORGANIZE T>« MHO#, 4 nm* #»*t*M# *4 Me* { *'* Ml# #4##4l**d 44 iMoMtl * i • Mr A • 'll kti kniiii §4 Ik# M*#«i*. | I 41141 4 MlW4 M*« M'lM (T##f »t»#iitt# *4 Ik# #»* #*4*m» ••Ml • 44 MM W*4< **4«» 41 tk* ] Nik* IM4 •ilk ik# NdlMMfti it* i |4nrr 4IMm immi tW#k k M4|#, |w««Mm| I If Ukudk, iM HWlkii I*. 4 IWt###, in »*i*» y. A w*#ft#nn I *#*#iun , Tk# pMtfmM • 4 ik* k»w ntttnfy •Ml •* l* tiiiyn*## ik# fui ll# «tik lk» MUMItf nf Ik# I*#IIMh#I# WlllM'l IMrtnf #M In Ilf If# nknlll Ik* rllmln *11**1 »f Ik# h»w fc##|iNf #m it### Ik# Mllltttd t#kk* ## n ' Idled Tk# 4#W Iifflrrt# k*v# l"tl|#d #1 mn#lltif la k# krld In I'nilnr M, T*» l«»n kfii#l, #t | »n rrid iv »n#r»t*,*.n ftif Ik# ftdrfn## of dm •lit# tip l*v !#•# #nd ml##, «nd tn*ll#llntt» In *lt#nd h*»# k##n l*«n#d In #11 nf Up IH rnnin k**|*»r* In Ih# #My l*af Kilitor \sks "Oodles" of Jokes Professional# Do Not Know All Wit; Now I* Time to Enter, WJiAte to •** ld»r«| f*af« tmfftTt bttn theater, Omaha Mihtirbati iheiier, Omaha. I othrop fhewfer Omaha. I.jfln Ihfiiler, Omaha Fatorll* iheatrr, Nrhu»l*r. NfH, During the merry month of Muy I* the tlma to begin to send In your original Joke* for the Local Lnf con test, If you have not already been en joying the thrill of getting aome of the weekly cash prize* and ***lng your Joke* and nnm* on tha *rreen* of movie theater*. All of the good Joke* do not come from the humorist* who make a bual nese of being funny. You never can tell what you can do until you try. Legln at once and keep on trying. The Local Laf editor wanta "oodles" of Joke* to examine. The more the merrier. Home of your friend* have been getting In on the money and honor*. Visit the movie theater* mentioned at the head of thl* column each day and ace for yourself, and also hear the audience lnf at tiie wit of the Local Laf contest contrlhutora. Then you may get an inspiration. It Is understood, of rours», that soma of tho Joke* do not win the cash prize* offered each week. Out of thl* data the J-ocal Laf editor select a three each day for thl* col umn. Today’* are: "James. hare tm whispered today with out permission ?" "Only worn,!.” "Hsrnhl, should Jams* has* said ‘waaatf*" "S'm tie should bars said 'Iwlet.' Edwin monk. 1 mm. la. Mary aat playing so long on the floor that her feet went to sleep. When she •toed np she sorted to her mother: "I hare file# In my shoes."—Harry Brown. MAd Brown street, *f wirt aa ad la (ho pepsr. aohtag for "Any' answers?" "Any? Tho first day I rrestred 4dd. aad two were from men ashln* ms to Ms their*.’’—lets law « aider. Month Bend, Bus Upset in Ditch. Fremont, Neb., April W.—Fire passengers hound for Fremont on the Boulevard bus, were forced to com plete their trip by tho aid of pass ing motorist*, when the huge vehicle careened Into the ditch about *l« mll»a west of Valley. Although no one was Injured, the ono woman passenger becamw hysterical and d* (pit* protest* of fellow passengers. Insisted on walking to Fremont through a violent electric and hall storm. Would You Like Your New : I at Made to Your Own Individual Order and According to Your Own Ideas and Tastes? FOR ONE WEEK ONLY You can have your new spring or summer hat made at a very little expense and with our assistance. FREE OF CHARGE All that is necessary i* that you buy at this whole sale house the Xtittrirned MiTRnerg Come to our 3d floor, where we are showing an im mense wholesale stock, buy your shape, lining, trim mings or ornaments, at less than jobbers’ cost, and we will instruct or assist you in the trimming of your hat free of charge. This is an unusual offer, so take advantage of it, as this offer will positively be withdrawn at the end of 6th day. flay iUt «t XKtr •WAJU—U “iUmm ofma&etom wmiSmeAu Gr. CoMia t2£& 3auuun H* mmihTtlft » Ml **t# *•»♦# **r hr** *»>U ft*i *>* *»» * I Ml 1**1 At****** *.♦»«».» ***** if t * Mutt*** I II *1*1t W«M i i***i i* MM> r *■*>•)< h ruin »**•* 1*4 (*<■* «n>l ft*** In lh* l,*nght**g Mr****h until II •** gtMl* In th* ln|« uf lh* hank*. Anil ih**n l**i *ii**> th*rr u*t» nn Mnh* In hnW II m It rr*|*t nul nti h«lh •i*|n*, fmihnf aM furih*r mu *rt|>r* 111* Ill-urn Mnmlnu». Tu n *1i*r* *ll»r h* N4 ****** M Ut*f Ir hi* rntll* In lh* hunk t*m*ttH** I** inuM nn lnn**r lit* In 1*1* hntt** In lh* (Wilting I’nnl, Jrrtt M*i*l d h* III t*Md |4 at II ittkfl (|k aa t • >i*ht*( H ♦ o AMI A- M. It n* |S«>I Hi thui Uit4rt*k hid dt A*At* rad Hut* Mt waft) a at at, • ata* a hatn, (A atkkf Aft, It 11 ttfff had iMt tha Altai AMf atat lh# AAAI A AM 4 III it# ait Attf oh it't iiittn llntial* 1 |at attkt had h* at14 lattltai thA hail |ht| II ail tuiddlr lldthd that Udto.., A< t> Tatar Aa* h'UW*l»r» fat, Air, a At t % V t* |, xtatrat IIA A ha had had ita hataat a*» had aaaa at ad It la a A“'d Ihiaf t t»a itlta," fhUHartd .latav * T<« Atf, II la A |nd thlAA I tan iaIih Hut liuia Ahull I •Hint In? I hutt’lt I uAV h«*ua A*tk» and I nttlAl t« ••■«** a hat# Mail Ahura ■hall I ■»? t >h d**f, whatu ahull ' i • )f• lookAd all around. Ihlu «av, that Way and atary hay, Tarry am attih 4 Hill# fall** ihul In him Iha only flrv land ha mttld »a» Aaamad M Hr nlila dial am* auiv hVhrta Iha llraan MradtitH had Naan lhara AAA nn* only wulri, a Ith Iraa# and htiahau aaatnln* In imw mil of It, Tlmllai Alutlit nrra |r>a* and pta, aa of hoard and rail* tarty handad for *h« naaraat lor Ita rllmltad out on II Thara ha Ml for tha lonaaat flma You aua hA didn't know Aha* alaa to dn, (fiapyriftit, Htt) Tha naat afor\: "Forlorn, IxmaAnma and Afraid," _ T horn* T hnutand Barfalna Conta, Suita, Drettet Smart Youthful Sprlna Stylai IN MAY CLEARANCE F. W. Thome Co. a ISIS Fnrnnm ^ Cleans I Ties I ENERQNE imnmcrmaum - TOURISTS DRIVEN (IFF RESERVATION %mm* !•!» if»*t M »**M *>»>*• ihM m thi Vmmi Indian H»r<>*IM *i**m»* IM «•<•«>* An -I*** ftflii liMt l*4t|r Atm* fl MMtt M» i|fHi ,t tfc* >'«* and month Mm hid* lt«*n th> tm>VIMM I *H* I nlttlfa i • |i||ir?f| lii Wtlnilv t»f I «it Imry I itfI>m>t, Al#ll »* timing Agf«t t' fi mMW Ir i mmg mii«, l»*a lin n r r>«tn|i|.tf« Mt« r ■ IlM 1*1 g hnultlv nf It f»ii ft*. h »i *||i It...miv nw fgyttlM Iw-gnit In l*M hi II H a mnlp Tlig bntinlf hit* Ini.n In. M«M.I In II ami .. Recognlmd it lupftnu in ton* and CMT'piarins qualitica, Olbaona glr* you great opportunlti** for pieaaur* and profit. Hear and try the Nnv Maaterton* tenor-banjo —a actuation among baajoian. tSn our 'ompUte Una of Gibson banjos, mandolins, mandolas. mando-ccllos, f No obligati* Sold on Eatjr Tarm,. Schindler & Mueller ISM-U-ia A. Ttithmm* o»a(• s«. rWflO VO. at. uaa Ficlutlv* a^rlMitili«M I ■ TJV Counteract Yout Tendency toward Acid Mouth ... By letting WRIGLEY’S give you relief, lasting joy and benefit. It removes the food particles that lodge in the teeth and cause fer mentation and decay. It WASHES the mouth and teeth, counteracting the acidity that does so much damage. WRKIIYS after every meal is prescribed by dentists and doctors. Says one dentist: "If chewing gum is used regularly it will result In a noticeable benefit to the teeth.” Get your WR1GLEY benefit today. NOTEt '*Tt*t* ihnw (hat the gland* of the month arc twenty time* more acthn when we chew. The fluid from the** gland* n*w trelite* the acid In the mouth and waaha* It away.” ... -ftte a C*U*ft Fnfmtr. Several flavors Wrigley quality— Sealed in the Purity Package . — MAKE IT THE CHILDREN’S TREAT - It Iptli taM )MI N> iMM# mi ti »M* • *># fk> IM MM MNMIlb M»i« • M' m Hitt ^fiHrtitilK ^h*»l) >' l (W l# n»N, ifMtt *• i^tlM liMni, I* •»♦»«*»*>.« unit «.♦>»•) ' »»• t4»«l«IH> »M* IHimik IM MU f**4 tt..#*#* *Hh • |#M*M* «n IM MM# p4 * wmiwtW II# r«k *l%M IMImMiI h«#l l¥ TMmm# M lu< imMmm «M !*•»> »*» Ik WMMM #lf»t# 144 ► (•***# Ml ^441 MMDlMlNM 4*< NM Ik 4 MntiMI In la* »(tUnlMK)l I wfc • » ■ • f . I . , ,,,, * ' I , I t> ■ **• ■«- 1 1 ■ • iM*i *«• * * *• ( Day Sale Linens Continuing May 2 and 3 For more than a generation, 34 years, W. W. P. Home has provided Omaha women with thiir finest linens, and with the plainer pieces which they will tell you have served for years. This year these same women and others will buy his real linens at May discount ^ prices. 4 25% to 33J% Less Than Regular Real Italian Filet and Cutwork Embroidery pieces, table cloths, 12-piece oral and lunch eon sets, bridge sets, oblong sets, oblong and oval pieces, chairbacks, doilies. a Real Italian Cream Crash Linens 12-piece luncheon sets, scarf sets, tea cloths, buffet sets, towels. Real Handmade Maderia Linens Refractory table cloths, size 54x72 and 54x90. Real Hand-Embroidered Linens Madeira scarfs, table cloths, lunch cloths, luncheon sets, 13 piece oblong set, oval and oblong pieces, 6x12 to 18x24. Luncheon sets, towels, real mosaic towels, real band Ap pen sell embroidered towels. Real Allover Filet Lace Pieces Real allover filet lace pieces, doilies, scarfs, luncheon sets. Monday Only Fine Linen Table Cloths # Soiled—*/£ Price Them are cloth* that remain 2x2 -yard cloths from other tale*; wrinkled and « „ /»i / .« .mlad, offer them on Mon- \ X 2Vfc-y»«J doth* dor tor half— 2x3 -yard cloth* „„ 2x3Vi-yard cloth* $10 to $35 2x4 -yard cloths -“Famous for Linen*”— 10 St Louis Tke popular way ia the Wahanh way. All-steel equljv meat, a smooth track, pied meals, courteous employers and a fine last train oner the shortest mute at the moat convenient time ad (he day— “Tbs et. Laois Limited” Annas (h. taWa (tUaa Am.)._.7: Vt AM Aarfan *tLsals(Ua»m %»*»)-7*5 AM Clears the Skia of All Blemishes Afirr Mb*r fail to etcor lh« akin »f Mon ha* hkmiahn. r«ah-• ' 1 •“* »®M#ua« that fauna* nparfa. akin (ha mt#ht) haolin# iwatwr of PETERSON’S OINTMENT •paa