mis -!&.:. ujiaHA. SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 1921.
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American Opera
Star Working for
Hohenzollerns
rima Donna 'Said to Be
Planning to Get Former
Crown Prince Out of
Holland.
By GEORGE SELDES.
t'hlrafo TrilniM (ablr. Copyright, 19:1.
Berlin, April 8. In the spring th;
lloltenollcrn lancy lightly turns to
thoughts of getting away from Hol
land. At least Midi arc reports from va
lious fiourccs where Constantino's
comeback and Karl's adventure
have aroused the highest hopes and
led to renewed plans for escape.
Today llohynzollern followers are
discussing the' former kaiser's desire
to go to South America and a ru-
nuircd tirrnins.it that a vaplit-nwninc
American millionaire stands ready i W'ahoO Defeats BoildVlO
government could not permit this
without the entente's approval.
The former kaiser's desire to set
, tie in the state of San l'aulo. Brazil,
j is vouched for by Otto Friedrruucji,
a servant who accompanied the t x-
kaiscr into exile and then became a
sailor and has recently vjsifd at
Doom. I'riedrenuch declared the
former kaiser planned to ro to
South America as soon as the for
mer empress' health would permit.
Aurora Churches Oppose
Playing of Sunday Ball
Aurora, Neb., April 8. (Special.)
A warm conference took piace be-,
tween the board of commissioners
of Hamilton county and a large com
mittee from the Aurora churches on
the question of .Sunday' base ball.
The -commissioners had previously
passed a resolution permitting Sun
day base ball in the count v. under
certain conditions and the commit
tee from the churches were urging
the repeal of this resolution. After
several hours spent in discussion' of
the question the commissioners laid
the matter over until Saturday,', when
tt will be taken up and decided. ..
Mexico Will Vise
Oil Field Leases
Goernmeut Plans to Keep
Tabasco Free From .
Foreigners.
Mexico. City, i April ?. Contracts
for the lease of oil lands in the state
of Tabasco will not be recognized
by the' Mexican government unless
tney receive tne sanction 01 me-department
of Commerce and Indus
try savs an official announcement
issued here. This statement Was a
result of great excitement over tt
discovery of oil in Tabasco, and a
rush of operators to 'hat district.
Most of the" leases already mad:
have, been given foreign oil men
chief rights to tne sudschi, present
ii g problems much the same as en
countered in petroleum development
projects in the Tampico field.
Important petroleum discoveries
have been made in Tano, it is re
ported, ' -
Woman Fleeted Head of
Central City High School
Central City, April 8. (Special
The following teachers were
elected to have charg of the high
school here the c6ming year: Miss
B. A. Dexter, superintendent: Lil
lian Connybeare. principal: Helen
Wehrle Latin; Telva Dressier, nor
mal training; Aletha Scott, music;
Helen "Scott, mathematics.' -
Hoskins Lumber Yard is
Burned at Loss of $35,000
' Hosk'ns,- Neb., April 8. (Special
Telegram.) The Farmers Lumber
company,'- owned by Hoskins and
Sioux-City, men,' was destroyed by
fire of unknown origin early Friday
morning. The lo.-.s is estimated at
$35,000. The Norfolk fire depart
ment -.as called to help a hastily
organized bucket brigade, which
saved tne town from destruction by
'toiifmin; the flames to the lumber
yards. '
Cambridge High School s
Track Team Starts Practice
Cambridge, Neb., April 8. (Spc
cial.l The Cambridge High school
track teanvis working out daily. The
schedule has not been made out. but
will include a dual meet with Bart
ley, the southwestern Nebraska meet
at McCook and the state meet at
Lincoln. Paul Rodwell is captain of
the team and looked on as one of the
strong point-getters.'
Pawnee City Surgeon is -Honored
on. 50th Birthday
Paw nee' City, Neb.. April 8. (Spe
cial.) Dr.; Y. H. Boyer, head of
the Pawnee hospital, and well known
over the state in medical circles,
was honor guest at a surprise dinner
in the hospital and later 1 another
birthday party was enjoyed at his
home in honor of his 5Uth birthday.
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Safety Device Installed
On Pawnee City Streets
Pawnee City, Neb., April 8. (Spel
cial.) A dangerous street crossing
here has beert made safe by the in
stallation of a cement marker, which
prevents cars from parking within
15 feet of the sidewalk crossing.
Formerly cars were parked so close
to the walk, it was impossible for
pedestrians to see approaching cars.
Sidney Country Club
Enlarges Golf dourse
Sidney, Neb., April . 8. (Special.)
The Sidney Country club started
work this week on the completion
of the second nine holes of the golf
course, in order to have a complete
18-ho!c course. Because of the large
number of golf enthusiasts in the
club, it was found necessary to ex
tend the course. The Country club
own loO acres of land adjoining the
city, and have a large swimming
pool, tennis courts, golf links, and
trapshooting grounds. The base
ment of the clubhouse is finished
and plans are underway fbs the com
pletion of the clubhouse this, season.
Dubois" Plans New,5c)ool
And Two More Grades
Pawnee City, fteb..' April . 8.
(Specia:.) The town-wf 'Dubois is
iittempt.ug to -add two. njore. grades
to its Ivgh school and build, a new
s chool building. Petitions have" been
circulated.' 1'hey 'flow. Have a 10
rade school - The presefvt' building
is a frame structure and" the district
has outgrown iU, ;. .
Re-Elect School Head
Edgar, Neb., April 8. .(Special.)
The board of education re-elected
Supt. C. S Gilbert for anqthrr year.
Several teachers, also were; elected.
Webster Couuty Starts
Spring Work on Highways
Red Cloud, Neb., April K (Spe
cial.) Two crews of highway, pa
trolmen have begun the" season';,
work under the direction of Cpunty
Commissioner Ovcring. One crew
has 23 mile's of federal road to keep
up and the other is maintaining II
miles of state road. As the lutter
has not been graded according to
federal standards if is 'Harder to
maintain than the federal rqad..
Applicant for Positiqa .
Wants E-peuscs Paid
Red Cloud, Neb., April 8. (Spe
cial.) The school board has a new
problem on its hands. Some time
ago, whin the position of city, super
intendent was open, they requested
one of ihe applicants to conic her,
that thy might meet him before vot
ing on his application. He has now
tiled a hill, for his traveling expenses.
to rtfscue the former crown prince
rrom -exile on Wciningcn island and
take him to an American or an East
Indian island.
This wild scheme is treated of ill
a weekly review ,by Roland von
Berlin, who states:
"A prominent American prima
duiuia who has not forgotten past
favors, has, offered to help the for
mer crown prince, It is ' said .she
tr!ed to induce an American .mil
lionaire to place .his, 'yacht- at the
-disposal of 'the former crown prince
to enable '.-him to., quit the- Dated
island Of Weillingen. ; .
J, "But no country ha been found
which- will allow, the . yacht to, set
its passenger ashore. . Even the idea
of taking iiini to the Dutch Indies
would mec-with the 'refusal of the'
Holland, government. '', , . J,
Mention of- the.- American"", opera
star's name in connection with tlio
former crown -'prince did not' sur
prise monarchists followers, yvlio re
member the former crown prince's
favors toward her. It is commonly
stated that his influence obtained
. her first hearing before royalty.
Recently the owner of a large
'Berlin woodwork company offered
;Vh'c former crown prince a direc
i -torship, but it was impossible for
hint to return to Germany, even
i in a private capacity,
Another proposal provided a llun
'" garian estate, . bnt 'the Hungarian,
Give Farmers Electricity
Wuhoo, Neb., April 8. (Special.)
The bonds which the city of Wa
hoo proposed to issue for the pur
pose of extending electric trunk lines
the country failed tov carry at the
spring election. It was proposed to
bond the: city to. pjiible trunk lines
to be: built' out ifsom town.- within
a radius. of five, miles jin -each direc
tion and then let tile farmer attach
their owivprrvate lines ..to. the city
wires and purchase current from the
city at regular meter rates.
Nebrakaris in Washington
Hold' Reunion' at Wenatchce
Pawnee City, Neb.', "April .8.
!! ' li..r 7i f.-..,,,rtr rpct-
i special, (.vuumv . ... -
dents of : Nebraska,'., now.? living in,
the vicinity, of,,;Veratchee, Wash.,
held a Nebraska' reunion recently. A
banquet .was se.rvcd in the Commer
cial club rooms of that city. Many
were' there who pioneered in the
earlv davs here, moving on as the
frontier ."progresscdvSv-csty a-rd.ri.T.'ent
former "residents', ,ofFavijee-Cify )'
were ortsent at the gathering.
Sunday School Meeting
Central City. April 8.. (Specral.)
The Merrick County .Sunday
School convention will he held in
this city Monday and Tuesday at
the ."'Presbyterian; church;. .. . : :
"Follow the Beaton Path"1
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PATENTS AND ;
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30e Lavoris , , . . . 20
35c Bandoline, Beaton's, 25
30c Bromo Seltzer 22d
30c Pond's Vanishing Cream,
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50c Stillman's Freckle Cream,
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60c. Daggett & Ramsdell Cold
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60c Hind's Honey and Almond,
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$l..r0 , Goatorbe Face Pow
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$2.25 Coty's L'Origan Face
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75c Pinaud's Tivoli Face
Powder 59
.1 CANDY DEPT.: : :
Saturday
f 1.-25 1-lb; J)qxS' Lowney'a
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Milk Chocolate Creams or
American Beauties Choco
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SOc Fruit-filled,. Assorted
Candies, - per lb. .... 39f
$1.00 Chocolate-covered Fil
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PHOTO DEPT.
Ansco No. 3 Vest Pocket, Jr.,
special- .12.00
Good Box Cameras, $2.50
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Film. Developed Free When
'Print "Are Ordered.-
50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste,.
at .-39V
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste, 39c
SOc Woodbury Facial Soap,
at ..21t
20e DeMar's Glycerine or
Almond Soap, per cake, 9Cs
per doz .$1.00
25e Palmer's Lotion Soap, 17d
85c Cutex Nail Preparations,
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$1.50 Lilac Vegetal, Pinaud's,
at 98C
15c Wear-Ever Human Hair
Nets, per dozen.. $1.00
PERFUMES
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$1.35 Jicky Extract, per oz.,
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Ideal Extract, Houbigant's,
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Fountain Syringe . . .$1.45
$1.40 Pvadiant 2-quart Foun
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65c Glover's Mange Remedy,
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50c Brilliantine, Beaton's, 39C
30c Colorite 22C-
$1.25 Li&terine 79C
Soc Eagle Brand Milk..)25c
S1.10 Nuxated Iron. 89c
$1.25 Lyko Tonic 98C
$1.50 .McKesson's Wine of Pep
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$1.25 .Pinkham's Vegetable
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40c Castoria . . . . .' , . 24c
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22c
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Soc Sal Hepatica 29c
$3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk,
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75c Miona Dyspepsia Tablets,
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25c. 4-oz. Peroxide Hydrosren,
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SOc Orazin Tooth Paste,' 34C
60c ' Cocoannt Oil Emulsion,
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20c Venida Hair Nets, two
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A wonderful new astrineent skin
treatment for removine. wrinkles and
skin blemishes was recently dis
covered in the private laboratories of
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among her patrons such celebrated
women as Geraldine Farrar, Kitty
Gordon, and many of; the world's
beautiful women.
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who have used it are amazed at its
.quick results, and delitrhted. with the
improvement in their appearance.
Flower Department Saturday
Fresh jCut Roses or Carnations, per doz. $1.00
Sweet Peas, per bunch ..50c
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urday and get one of
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models in a variety of
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weaves are of durable
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Men's. Store Second Floor
SENSATIONAL
Sale
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632
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Saturday
A price that takes you
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Glance at these beautiful materials:
Solid colors and fancy striped Crepe de Chines
: ; Satin striped Tub Silks J :
$aiin striped Baby " Broadcloth Silks
; Plain stripe heavy Broadcloth Silks '
Season's greatest bargain! In this lot you will find no shirts
worth less than 6.50 and on up to 8;50 each. The quantity is
so limited and the price so very low that we will ask ,our good
friends to.be ou hand early Saturday morning so as, not 'to''
be disappointed.
, ' Main Floor Men's Store
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Sale of Men's Hats
These arc truly hats of known quality and eouie in all the
new shades; all are trimmed in pure silk; have genuine
leather sweats and many of them silk lined. These hats
were made to sell for 5.00 to 8.00; .... (0
Specially priced for Saturday, , 40
Men's Cloth' Hati-Stitchcd
hats in plain and fancy mix
tures: specially
priced at,
2.50
afen's taps About 40 doztn of
Men's ' Imported English Caps,
silk lined: iM and 3.00 talues;
spoclnl for - -1 AA
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Main Floor Arcade
Men's New Oxfords
$9 to $12 Pair
The new saddle strap browii.calf skin oxford is but
one of -tlie many desirable styles that you will
find an our men's shoe section brown kid and
calf oxfords, per pair, - 9.00 to 12.00
' '. Main Floor Men's Store ;
Sale of Trunks and Bags ,
Snl of Trunks 3a canvas covered trunks and steel cov- n Ff
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Genuine Leather Bags Walrus and long grain Kerotal and English
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