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THE BICE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER . 1920. :
Morrs & Co. to ' 1 Wife of Violinist in
File Plans for i,e,M,
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SpilllKf YilTflci -New York. Nc-v. 23. Ernest Htrs-
kJlllUJ.. I tllllO SJir Kypjy vi0Hist, who leads the
' " j ' ' Ujill room orcliestri at Hotel McAl-
p rv f II 11 t""1 cre- ,s an "Adonis" and is puiv
aj-vuou tu xn-Yuji; ui iiuiu uued bv all women who fair under
ings to Permit Acquisition
By Live Stock Producers
' And General Public.
Seek Blonde in
Red Automobile
Chicago,' Nov. 23. Plans for the
sale of the interest of Morris & Co.,
1 packers, in' stock yards and termi
nals in such a manner as to permit
' their acquisition by live-stock pro
ducers and the general public was
to be filed today in the supreme
rourt of the Pistrict of Columbia,
. the packers announced. Interests
which it is proposed to offer under
the clan are:. .
Kansas City Stock Yards com
pany, Kansas City, Mo.; St. Joseph
Stock Yards comDany. St. Joseph,
,. Mo.; St. Louis National Stock Yards,
East St. Louis, 111.; Okhoma Na
tional Stock Yards company, Okla
homa City, OH; Crescent City Stock
' -Yards and Slaughter" House, Ltd.,
New Orleans, La.;. El Paso Union
Stock Yards company, El Paso,
Tex.; New York Stock Yards com
pany, New York. '
Capital stock in four, stock yard
terminal railroads is listed.
' The proffer is in compliance with
the decree made mandatory Feb
ruary 27. 1920, by consent of the
"big five' packers and the Depart
ment i of Justice for the divorce of
the packing business from stock
yards and other- industries not dj
, rectly connected with the meat busi-
s, ness. - ' ,
Edward Morris, president of the
company, said that these holdings
could not be disposed of at present
because of the financial situation,
and that the Morris interests had
suggested to the court "that all their
capital stock in yards 'and terminal
f companies to be immediately surren
' dered and canceled and other certifi
: cates issued in -lieu thereof in the-
name of some trust company, as
v trustee, to hold and vote the stock
until it can be sold to people outside
i the packing industry..
Mr. Morris cxpcssed the hope
that live stock men will avail them
j selves of the-opportunity to get the
yards. " ' - '- .-
Postmasters Appointed. !
Waahtnirtoh. Nov. IS. (Special Tele--ram.)
Poatmaat.ta ' appointed: Mnrco
Madden at Mattered, Sheridan county, Wy
' omlnf.. vica Kv.rett Alexander, resigned;
Mark A. Heato at Walton,' Natron county,
Wyomlrir, vica Klla Smith, resigned. -
Nebraska: I.lnwood, Butler county. Fred
J F. Thoman, vica Edward J. Doltsta, re-
lned: Whitney, Dawes county, William
D. Burkltt, vice Boud. Austin, resigned.
Tnw--. r?.11i,fitr. Wnhater ponntv.r KImIa
. Kdwarda, vice George- R. I.yona." jr.,- ro-1
igned: I.uton, Woodbury county. Florence
Weaver, vica Elma Hunt, resigned: Moftt
land. Webeter county, Margaret Clark, vice
Franklin Roy. reaigned.
the spell of bjs music," according to
his wife, who is suing him for a legal
separation. : . :,;.
"Married woirten, single women,
beautiful women, wjalthy woraeii---they
all pursue mjj husband," said
Ms. Hussar. "He is an Adonis, but
not a reluctant one, He enjoys' it.
He is a true Picd-Piper ; for. the
wonicu who come J'eheatlj the spell
of his music." . ;
But Hussar has a different story
"I can'thelp it," he safd. comment
ing On his wife's, suit. "My wife
terribly jealous. When I wrote the
song. 'Sunbeams,' the publisher put'
a picture of a brunette on the cover,'
My wife cried out that that . imag
inary brunette was my swatheart. '
"My wife wants me to.be rude tb
the women who admire.-my art. That
would be foolish: It would ruin me.
I am a true musician. I cannot say
fliat the admiration of women !s un
pleasant. I like it." ,-,
Mrs. Hussar said that her husband
left their' house near Central Park'
a month ago and since then has liveM
at the McAlpin. In her application
for ah'mony she says Hussar's in-,
come . from the --McAlpin alone is'
more than $10,000 a year. ,. ,i, ;
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Legalized Co-Operative
Marketing, Farm As' Aim
, Washington, Nov. 23.--Early pas-,
sage of laws legalizing cooperative,
marketing would be of considerable
help to farmers, it was declared, by
the . National Board'of Farm organ
izations, at a meeting ' to discus i
plans for' a farmers conference to
be held at St. Louis December ;. 16.
Re-establishment of the war finance
corporation would also furnish some
relief, in the opinion of the board. "
Members ' discussed amone them
selves trtt type of men who,, in thein
opinion,' sliouldi be jiatiied as, secre
tary ot agriculture, it was asserted,
however, that no -individuals werc
mentioned. '
Wife of SlainMan Had Dream
Husband Was in Trouble ;
Robbery Evidently Motive.
; Philadelphia, Nov. 21 Requests
for the arrest of a blonde woman
driving a big; red automobile were
sent broadcast by . the, pol.ee last
night in connection with" the killing
of. HVT, Pie.rce, 45, eastern mariagcr
of the Insley Manufacturing 'com
panyk Whose body, the head crushed
with a wrench, was fougd in the rear
of his office here. The motor car
is said to have belonged, to Pierce,
j Tierce, who was married, had been
struck over the head several times
with the wrench, an'd to make death
certain, gas had been turned on in
the room.'- A-gold watch and two
diamond rings, he was said to have
worn, were missing" and a -valuable
diamond had been torn from, a stickpin-ink
his tie. 1 .'
, Pierce' was last seen . alive. by per
sons w ho knew him when he entered
his office late Saturday .night, ac
companied by a young woman .who
is described as "young and a blonde."
The office bore evidences of a riot
ous "party," the police say. , A num
ber of bottles and two glasses, one
half filled with whisky, were found
on a table 'over which the body lay.
, Irene Pierce, widow .of the., slain
man, said tonight she was' warned
last night irlva dream that her hus
ba'nd was in trouble." "My dream
seemed to foreshadow -tragedy." said
rMrs. Pierce, "and I was trying to
Warn my husband oi danger. when I
awoke." t . ' . 1 . -. i ;- '.
Worms "Not nail Bad;'
; Teacher Says, After Meal
' Colonido Springs. Nov. 23. Prin
cipal Lloyd Shaw demonstrated to
a Irt'gh "school class in biology that
;angle worms art edible following a
lecture on. the ,'w.drm.- Asked jf the
worms were edible.' Mr. Shaw re
plied there was, no reason .why they
shouldn't be. The students ob
tained a handful, fried them in but
ter in the domestic science labora
tory, and presented them to their in
structor who ate them, pronouncing
them "not half. bad." ' '
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