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THE BEE:
OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL. 29, 1320.
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l(, G. & N. MAY
PUSH TERMINUS
ON TO LINCOLN
Railroad Has Made Definite
Plans for Extension, Ac
cording to W. A. Rans
dell of Beatrice.
Beatrice, ( Neb., April 28. (Spe
cial) W. A. Ransdell of Beatrice
stated today that he had received
definite information that the Kan
sas City and Northwestern railroad
is to be pushed through from Vir
ginia, Neb., to Lincoln.
According to Mr, Ransdell the en
gineers are now engaged in making
a survey from the .Virginia termi
nus to the capital city via Adams
and several other towns. Mr. Rans
dell says that the line is to run
through Hanover township north
east of Beatrice and that a new
town in that township is' being con
sidered. "
Mr. Ransdell was one of the
boosters for the Beatrice promotion
fund when an effort was made to
obtain $3,000 in contributions to as
sist the road. The matter was left
to 'a committee, which .never re
ported and the matter was dropped.
Nearly all of the towns along the
route between Virginia and Kansas
City have voted bonds to put the
road on a sound financial basis, and
when the last election is held May
2, nearly $1,000,000 will have been
raised.
If the road's finances are again
placed in a healthy condition the
line will be entitled to $550,000 in
the way of a government loan. The
resumption of service last month
placed the road in line to re
ceive the government aid.
14-Year-0ld Boys Are
Sent to Industrial School
Nebraska City, Neb., April 28.
Special) Keene Cooper and Carroll
Thompson, aged 14 years each, were
sentenced to the industrial schooj
by Judge Bischoff of the juvenile
court. .Cooper -was found to be a
delinquent and neglected child while
Thompson had pleaded guilty to the
theft of parts from several automo
biles in the citv.
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War Department Tape
Keeps Soldier's Body
From Grieving Family
Atlantic City, la., April 28. (Spe
cial.): In a morgue at Morrison, 111.,
Hcj the body of Robert M. Tanner,
young soldier who met an accidental
rcath two weeks ago, while his sor
rowing relatives here are anxiously
waiting for the red tape of the War
department to be sufficiently un
wound to allow the shipment of the
body here for burial.
Thomas W. Jones, the young
man's uncle, has appealed in vain
for the War department to speed
up and send his nephew's body
here. The uncle has been referred
to two or three different war bu
reaus, but so far he apparently is as
far from getting results as he was
at the outset.
.Tanner, who came here from
England in 1918, enlisted last year.
While accompanying an invalid
soldier from Denver to Michigan,
Tanner jumped from a moving train
and was killed. It is thought he did
so while asleep.
Coroner's Jury Named for
Probe of Gas Explosion
Des Moines, la., April 28. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Coroner Guy Clift
late today announced the appoint
ment of a coroner's jury to investi
gate the gas explosion which
wrecked the Des Moines Gas com
pany plant and caused the death of
six men and injured several others.
The members of the jury are Fred
German, Charles H. Murrow and
H. C. Hargrove, all well-known
business men.
The cause of the explosion has not
been determined.
The city is still without gas. Ecc
trie apparatus, oil and gasoline
stoves and old-fashioned ranges
have been substituted for gas. Full
service will hot be restored for sev
eral weeks, it is predicted.
Has Shrapnel Removed
He Received in France
Atlantic, la., April 28. (Special.)
A reminder of the davs h soent
under fire while in France with the
A. E. F. came to Harry Campbell
or nxira a lew days ago when a
piece or snrapuei wmch was im-J
ueaaeci in ins lip began to give him
trouble. He had it removed. Camp
bell was injured when a shell ex
ploded and killed two horses which
he was leading at the time. He re
fused to receive medical attention at
the time, saying his wounded com
panions needed it worse than he did.
Despondent Iowa Farmer
Hangs Himself in Barn
Atlantic. Ia., April 28. (Special.)
Worried by his continued ill
health, Shromp Bintner, wealthy
farmer residing north of this city,
hanged himself in the barn at his
home. One of his sons, who had
been. talking with his father but a
few minutes before, found the body,
Bintner was 54 years old, and had
been a resident of the community
for many years. He leaves a wife
and a number of children. Several
brothers and sisters also survive.
The latter are' nuns. . y
Urges Criminal Record
As Ground for Divorce
Atlantic, la., April 28.-r.(Speciat)
Because her husband was con
victed in Missouri of criminal as
sault on a 15-year-old girl and
served a term in the penitentiary at
Jefferson City, Mrs. Mary E. Hough
has brought suit for divorce against
Henry A. Hough.
Could Not Find Layman to
Head Interchurch Drive
Fremont, Neb., April 28. (Spe
cial.) When no layman could be
found to head the Dodge county
Interchurch World finance cam
paign for $74,000, the ministers of
the various church taking part or
ganized a committee for the work,
and are making the canvass with
the assistance of Secretary J. L.
Kohler of the Y. M. C. A.
.The Baptist church of, Fremont,
under Rev. R. B. Favoright, is lead
ing in results with subscriptions
pledged of $21,000 out of a total
ouota for the church of $34,000. The
Congregational, Christian and Pres
byterian churches are taking part in
the drive, in addition to the Bapitsts.
Nebraska Lutheran Synods i
Name Midland College Day
Fremont, Neb., April 28. (Spe
cial) The two Nebraska synods of
the Lutheran church and the ad
visory "cdmrnittee of Midland col
lege have set aside May 23 as "Mid
land college day" when sermons will
be devoted to the school and a drive
made for funds and students.
-Midland college is finishing its
first year at Nebraska with more
students enrolled than in Atchison,
Kan., but with a need for funds
for expansion. Lutheran church
people wil be asked to send high
school seniors to Midland for col
lege work after graduation, and to
help increase the college endow
ment, now more than $300,000.
Episcopal Clergy Meet.
Fremont, Neb., April 28. (Spe
cial.) The special convocation of
all Nebraska Episcopal clergymen
opened Tuesday evening in St. James
church with talks by Bishop E.. V.
Shayler, Rev. W. L. Baker and Rev.
C. E. Brown. The gathering will
continue through Wednesday, 'when
church problems will be .discussed
by Rev. R. A. Crickmer, Rev. James
Noble. Rev. T: F. . Flockhart. Dpan
Tancock, Rev. John Albert Will-J
iams, Kev. .Mills Hayes 1 and
Bishop Shayler.
Retailers Re-Elect.
Fremont, Neb., April 28. (Spe
cial.) L. F. Holloway, hardware
dealer, was re-elected president of
the Associated Retailers of Fremont
at the annual dinner. W. W. Lee is
vice president: C. C. Pollard, treas
urer; Harry Himes, secretary, and
A. L. Snow, J. H. Knowles, Harold i
Roberts and C. L. Dudley, directors.
GARRANZA FAST
LOSING GROUND
IN NORTH MEXICO
Several Commanders of Gov
ernment Troops Are Report
ed to Have Agreed to
Join Revolutionists.
Agua Prieta, Sonora, April 28.
Carranza apparently is losing
ground rapidly in northern Mexico
to the revolutionists without blood
shed. The revolt has spread into
Chihuahua, where more Carranza
military leaders were reported to
have joined the rebels.
Gen. P. Elias Calles, commander-in-chief
of the rebels in the north
west, today said more deflections
from the Carranza ranks were im
minent and that several Carranza
leaders had agreed to join the rev
olution at a time agreed upon. He
said he expected all of northern
Mexico to tnrn to the liberal con
stitutionalist cause within a week
or 10 days.
General Calles last night received
a report that Gen. Ramon Iturbe,
Carranza military commander in the
states of Sinaloa and Nayarit, and
who now is preparing to resist
troops under Gen. Angel Flores in
their march on the port of Mazat-'
lan, had announced he would evac-
uate tne port unless carranza rein
forcements reached there before the
rebels.
Part of Huge Plan.
The revolt of Col. Francisco Del
Arco with his troops in Chihuahua
was part of a prearranged plan, Gen
eral Calles said. He also announced
he expected to have reports of two'
other Carranza leaders in the same
state having joined Del Arco with
their men.
Cuttine of railway communication
between Juarez and Chihuahua City,
it was stated, will be serious for the
Carranza troops being concentrated
about Casas Grandes ' for a pro
jected attack on Sonora.
The troops about Casas Grandes,
already reported as unwilling to
fight, may find their lines of com
munication cut behind them. Their
mounts were reported in poor con
dition, and the entire force, estima
ted at from 3,000 to 5,000 men, may
be forced to surrender, it was said
In the meantime more trooos are
being rushed here and to the moun
tain passes east ot here tnrougn
which the Carranzastis must pass
to attack Sonora.
More Paving Contracts.
Fremont, Neb., April 28. (Spe
cial.) Contracts have been let for
paving 12 more blocks in Fremont,
one with ftrick and 11 with concrete.
The work must be completed by
May, lyl.
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Candidates Answer
Questionnaire From
Farm Organization
Washington, April 28. Approval
of co-operative bargaining, improved
rural credits, reduction in the "grow
ing evil" of farm tenancy and na
tional conservation was voiced by
presidential candidates, who have
.answered the political questionairc
of the National Board of Farm or
ganization. Replies were made
public from Governor Lowdcn, Sen
ator Owen, James W. Gerard, form
er ambassador to Germany; Herbert
Hoover, and Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wocd. each pointed to speaches or
printed articles, which, they said
answered the questionaire.
" Senator Owen approved all planks
of the farmers' platform except that
making the nominee for secretary
of agriculture acceptable to farmer
organizations.
Mr. Gerard's approval was blanket,
except the plank calling for payment
of the ware debt "chiefly through
a highly graduated income tax."
Senator Lenroot submitted a de
tailed reply as "a private citizen,"
reiterating his public statement that
he was not a candidate and Gov
ernor Sproul of Pennsylvania also
denied that he was considering en
tering the race.
Outside Friends Assist
Man to Regain Freedom
Nebraska City, Neb., April 28.
Joseph Pouliot, well known police
character, who had been arrested on
a charge of drunkenness, was re
leased by friends from the outside
sometime during last night and it is
thought to have gone to Omaha.
The lock to the jail door leading to
an alley had been removed from the
outside.
JAPANESE ARE
MASSACRED BY
SIBERIAN REDS
Guards and Residents of Niko
laevsk Annihilated In Up
rising Characterized as a
"Serious Upheaval."
,
Washington, April 28.-r-Japanesc
guards in the district of Nikolaevsk,
eastern Siberia, are believed to have
been annihilated and several hun
dred Japanese residents, including
the Japanese consul there, massa
cred, according to an official state
ment issued by the Japanese foreign
office and made public today by the
State department
The Japanese statement said the
suspension of communication with
the district rendered it impossible
to get at the real state of affairs, but
that it was evident that "a serious
upheaval" had taken place. Efforts
of the Japanese to dispatch a mili
tary relief expedition into the dis
trict have failed because of the ice.
Meantime, however, the Japanese
have sent an expedition to Alexan
drovski, accompanied by the war
ships Mikasa and Mishima. The
forces reached their destination
April 22 and found the Japanese res
idents in that district safe. Most
of. them were taken aboard the
Mikasa.
Cotton operatives in Lancashire,
England, are demanding an advance
of 60 per cent over their current
wages.
Attempts to Kill Himself
At Home of Father-ln-Law
Nebraska City. Neb., April 28.
(Special) Er McGinuis attempted
to take his own life last night with
a shotgun at the home of his father--in-law.
John McGinnis, where he
and his wife haa been making their
home for some time.
The young man placed the muzzle
of the shotgun under his chin and
pulled the trigger with his left hand
but the charge of shot only Iacer
atcd the left side of his face and he
was badly powder burned but will
recover within a tew days.'
Domestic trouble is jaid to be the
cause of his act.
Overall Club Dies,
Fremont, Neb., April 28. (Spe
cial.) After a week's struggle the
overall club organized by County
Assessor John O'Connor is dead.
Some of the members insisted upon
donning their civics in tne eve
nings, and few blue denims appear
on the streets.
Kills Wolf and Cubs.
Beatrice. Neb., April 28. -(Special.)
G. H. Miller, a farmer living
near Blue Springs, shot and killed
a mother wolf and nine cubs on his
farm yesterday. He brought the
scalps to the county clerk's office
and received the customary bounty
of $3 per scalp
Arrest Man in Connection
With Dakota Murder Case
Turtle Lake. N. D.. April 28. Of
ficials investigating the deaths of
Jacob Wolff, his wife, five daughters
and a chore boy, murdered at the
Wolff farm, near here, Tuesday
light, arrested a man whose name is
said to be Dave Hanson.' He is be
ing held pending an investigation.
Rock County Has Precinct
100 Per Cent Republican
O'Neill, Neb., April 28.-(SpcclaI.)
Long Fine precinct, Rock county,
claims to be the banner republican
precinct of Nebraska. It is 100 per
cent republican. At the election
last week not a single democratic
vote was cast, even the three demo
cratic election officials ' going re
publican. There were 38 ballots
erst. They were mostly for Johnson.
Long Pine precinct is just across
the city of Long Tine in Brown
county.
.
Saline County Pioneer Dies.
Friend, Neb.. April 28. (Special.)
Michael O'Brien, a prominent
Friend character, died very suddenly
at his home this afternoon. He has
complained for several days but re
mained at work in a fiirniturc store
until today. He lived alone.
O'Brien was an early settler of
Saline county and until about two
years ago he owned a farm four
miles northwest of Friend.
Originated
Malted Milk
in 1883
The name, "Malted Milk,"
devised by Horlick, hat been
appropriated by other.
Only by the Original Horlick process,
which imitators do not reproduce, can
the full food values and flavor of
Malted Milk be obtained.
The medical profession everywhere has
endorsed the Original product for over a
third of a century. Avoid Imitations.
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Sale Next Saturday
Sale Includes "Wearwell
"Marathon" and Other
Well-Known Brands.
Sale Means a Savins: of
Hundreds of Dollars to
' Okjiaha Homemakers.
Many months ago the Union
Outfitting Company placed a big
order with one of the largest
mills in America for a large ship
ment of high-grade Bed Linens to
be shipped at this time.
The contract price for these
goods was so low that in com
parison with the prices such high
grade Bed Linens should bring
today, the reductions are little
short of sensational.
The sale includes hundreds of
the old reliable Wearwell and
Marathon brands of Sheets and
Pillow Cases, in addition to
scores of beautiful satin-finished
and Crochet Bed Spreads.
This Special Purchase furnish
es further evidence of the increas
ing Buying Power of the Union
Outfitting Company, located iust
over the edge of the High
District, where, as always, v
make your own terms.
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Thursday the
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test Disposal of
Ever Inaugurated By Any Omaha Store
A sale that will remain in the memory of every visitor to this event as the great
est in point of value giving, assortment and character of coats involved that they
have ever experienced.
3 Sensational Sale Groups!
Virtually hundreds of striking styled new Spring
Coats and Wraps arc cast into this great Forced-Out-of-Business
Sale, to be sold at prices far below half in
many instances.
COATS FOR SPORT WEAR
COATS FOR STREET WEAR.
COATS FOR BUSINESS
COATS FOR DRESSY OCCASIONS
WRAPS FOR EVENING WEAli
COATS FOR MOTOR WEAR
SERGES TRICOTINES JERSEYS BOLIVIAS
SILVERTONES GOLDTONES
ENGLISH TWEEDS ANGORAS VELOURS
CHECK NOVELTIES BOLIVIAS
Clever Ideas in Cape Coata, Capes and Dolmans, Metropolitan
Coats in all the Eevised and Later Style Expressions for the
Exacting Woman and Miss. You'll marvel at the astonishing low
prices and the .vast assortments. .
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Up to
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Thursday
LOT 2
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Thursday
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