THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE 19,- 1920.
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CATHOLICS OF
OMAHA PREPARE
' FOR ARCHBISHOP
Australian - Prelate Will Be
Giyen Enthusiastic Recep-,
': tion . by Thousands .; :
Here Next Week.
Tentative plans for the reception
of Most Rev. Daniel J. Mannix,
archbishop of the see of Melbourne,
Australia, next Tuesday, have been
arranged by Omaha Catholics to in
clude a public reception at Creigh
ton university.
Francis P. Matthews went to
Denver yesterday to confer, with, tjij
archbishop and his party and to con
clude the final details of the program
which will be observed in Omaha.
Rev. James Ahernc and Rev. jt. v.,
McCarthy will meet the archbiop?
train between Omaha and )cyyer
and while here the distinguished vis
itor will be the guest of Father
-Ahei;ne at the rectory of St. Agnes
church, South Side. Father Aherne
was a classmate of the archbishop in
the seminary of Maynooth college ft,
Dublin, of which institution Dr.
vMannix later became president and
which office he held when he was
made archbishop. '
Omaha Catholics state, that the' re
cent incident which brought the
archbishop's name before the United
States immigration authorities in an
undesirable manner, has since been
explained. They assert that on the
alleged occasion when- the archbisn
op failed to stand,' the band was
playing ''America," and not "The
Star Spangled . Banner." When a
messag? of welcome was flashed to
the archbishop by wireless from San
Francisco as he was crossing the
Pacific his jenlv by radiogram win.
"Thanks for hospitality. 1 eagerly
wait my first opportunity of saluting
the American flag. on American soil."
Archbishop Mannix has a world
wide reputation as a statesman. He
lias been prominently identified in
many political struggles in Australia.
He is a champion of the-working-man
and a fearless and uncomprom
ising advocate of the right of free
speech.
sIIe is noted as a lecturer and for
th startling swift manner in which
he transcribes his thoughts into
spoken words and for the fairness
and fearlessness with which he dis
cusses any question.
The local committee arranging for
the archbishop's visit states that he
will be greeted at the station by
thousands of the city's best Irish
American citizens and that the visi
tor will receive as- enthusiastic re
ception as was accorded DeValera.
Caroline Leffang Files Cross
'- Petition in Suit for Divorce
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Caroline J.- Leflang yesterday
"fifed a cross-petition in district
court in answer to a petitiou for di
vorce filed by her husband, Arthur
C. Leflang, March 12, in which she
asks separate maintenance,
." March ' ' 2. . Mrs. Leflang was
f ranted $750 for suit money and
750 fpr attorney's fees. In her
cross petition, she alleges extreme
cruelty during the last year and a
half, and professes willingness to
give specific -instances if the court
so dasift
She alleges her husband has to
tally disregarded their 15-year-old
son, Chester, who is a student in
high' school. ,
The Leflangs were married in
Lexington, Mo., in 1900. They have
lived in Omaha about six months.
Arthur Leflang is the son of E. M.
S. Lfcflang, Omaha capitalist. Mrs.
Leflang now lives at Hotel Fon-tenelle.
COLBY PROBABLY
PERMANENT HEAD
OF CONVENTION
Secretary of State Regarded
By Democratic Leaders as
Most Likely Choice
For Chairman.
Washington, June 18. (By The
Associated Press.) Bainbridge Col
by, secretary of state, is regarded by
most democratic leaders in Wash
ington as the most likely Choice for
permanent chairman of the demo
cratic national committee at ,Sany
Francisco.
Mr. Colby was elected a delegate
to the convention from the District
of Columbia, last week, heading an
administration ticket in opposition
to that put in the field by the Bryan
Democratic club.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of
Arkansas, and Chairman Cummings
of the democratic national commit
tee, who is to be temporary chair
man of the convention, also have
been mentioned in connection with
the permanent chairmanship. Mr.
Cummings' friends say; however,
that he does not desire the place.
Senator Carter Glass, of Virginia,,
who drew the platform adopted by
the Virginia democratic convention,
and since endorsed by President
Wilson, has been definitely decided
upon as thechairman of the commit-i
tee on resolutions. The league of.;
nations plank, of the platform to be
adopted at ' San - Francisco is ex
pected to follow v closely that in the
Virginia platform. . , , 'i
Coolidge Tells Dry Boosters -He
Is Against Alcohol
Boston, June 18. Governor Cool
idge's stand on the alcohol content
of beverages was sent today to Vir
gil C. Hinshaw, chairman c f the pro
hibition national committee. The
governor's ; secretary, Henry F,
Long, acknowledged receipt of the
telegram and enclosed a copy of
Governor Coolidge's veto of the bill
which would legalize the sale of 2.75
per cent beer in Massachusetts had
rthe United States supreme court
handed down a favorable decision
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A special purchase makes it possible to secure a
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ordinarily pay at the end of the season. Swings are
bolted throughout and stained to withstand outdoor
weather. , '
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