f HE BEK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, APRIL 12. 1921.
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Planter Held on
Murder Charges1
Divorce Granted Wife
Of Man Who Vanished!
(.rami Jurv Returns Indict
ments in Connection With
The Slaying of 1 1
Negroes.
Uonticcllo, Ga., April 11. Indict
ments were returned here by the
Jasper county grand jury against
John S. Williams, his three sons,
Huland, Marvin and LeRoy, and
Clyde Manning, his negro farm
boss, charging murder in connection
with the deaths of 14 negroes on the ;
Williams plantation.
Eight indictment were found
.igainst John S. Williams, charging '
i:,urder of eight farm hands. Eigh ;
inuicuucnis aiso were rciurncii ,
against Clyde Manning tor the same j
killings.
Huland Williams was indicted for j
the killing of a negro named "Black
strap.
One joint indictment was returned
against Marvin and I.eKoy Williams
charging them with the murder of a
negro known as "Iron law'' and
Marvin Williams was indicted also
for the murflcr of a negro named
John i-ingleton.
The jury will continue tomorrow
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of Eugene Hamilton.
John Williams was convicted
of the murder of one of the negroes
in Newton county last week and
sentenced to lite imprisonment.
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Mr;, (.irate A. Rife was granted a
divorce e?terday afternoon from
Claude Rife who disappeared two
weeks ago, leaving notes stating that
he was going to commit uicide.
Mr.. Rite, at the time of the dis
appearance, stated that she knew he
had not killed himself. "He. han't
the 'nerve,"' she said.
Rife's attorney entered a:i objec
tion to the divorce on the ground
that Rife "is out of the city."
Mrs. Rite testified that her husband
was drunk very frequently. A. M.
Tost, realtor, testified that he had
seen Rife act in ungcntlcman'.y man
ner, tiae intoxicating liquor and
rpeak profanely.
Mrs. Rite was granted judgment
ior $50 a month alimony.
Future Status
Of Pershing is
Fixed by Harding
Secretary Weeks and Presi
dent Keep Discussion Secret
Continuation as Gen
eral Expected.
(bUnco Tnbunf -Onili Bre I.rrd W xtr.
Washington, April 11. General
Pershing's future status has been de
cided upon by President Harding
and Secretary of War Weeks, but
their decision is still a secret. '
- Secretary Weeks said today that
announcement probably would be
made within a few days.
Reports are current in military
quarters, however, that General Per
shing's new post will be one com
mensurate with his rank as the only
general of the United States army
and that he will serve as in su
preme command of the army of
peace, just as he served as the su
preme commander of the army in
the field during the war.
The general of the army has no
defined duties in times of peace. It
is understood, therefore, that the
president and secretary of war have
determined to ask congress for leg
islation defining duties for a general
of the army in times of peace. Such
duties would make the general of
the army in supreme command, but
they would not disturb the present
organization which calls for a chief
of staff. The chief of staff, who
would continue to function as he
now does, would, under the proposed
plan, serve under the general of the
army and General Pershing would,
thcrctorc. be continued in his high
post of supremacy as the highest
ranking officer of the American mil
itary forces.
If this plan is carried out. it is
predicted by some of General Per
shing's intimate associates, that the
chief of staff . of the army to be
named bv the Drcsident and secretary
j of war would be Maj. Gen. James G.
Harboard, who was general 1 cr
shing's chief of staff in Prance.
Iowa Lodge A. O.U.W.
May Be Enjoined From
Business in Nebraska
Lincoln, April 1 1. (Special.)
The grand lodge of the Ancient
n.j. -f TTnltpft HVirLmpn of Iowa
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I may be enjoined from transacting
1 a traternai insurance nusincss i
I Nebraska in that name, the Xe
i Lraska supreme court holds in an
opinion today.
The court finds, however, that the
; Iowa lodge may be licensed to do
I business by the state insurance de
partment when such use of the name
j docs not result in injury to the
Nebraska order.
Although the Iowa lodge may be
I enjoined from soliciting or accepting
i mA-,,KAr ViicU rmirt rules
that the order is not to interfere with
existing contracts, or interfere with
subordinate lodges as their member
ship now stands.
For this purpose the judgment of
the lower court of Douglas county
is reversed and the case is remanded
for trial.
Movie Censorship Defeated
St. Paul. April 11. Proposals for
motion picture censorship legislation
were defeated today when the Min
nesota house returned censorship
measures to their authors.
Bank at Pleasanton
Taken Over by Trade
I trade and commerce has taken over
j the Farmers State bank of Pleas
anton, Neb.
The bank has been operating tin-
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A I fy , -k tier supervision 01 wic uenaruiitrui
nH ( nmmerre noarn i for the past four months. Cause of
I the department's action was exces-
I sive loan depletion of reserve and
Kearney, Neb.. April 11. (Special j indifferent and inefficient nianage
Telegram.) The department of I ment. according to a member con
nected with the department. Loss
to the depositors' guarantee fund
will be small, it is stated.
Kearney parties are arranging to
organize a new bank at Pleasanton
and will, in all probability, purchase
the assets of the Farmers State bank
and resuumc operation in the near
future.
Deposits of the bank are placed at
approximately $1.LS,(XH, while total
assets arc about $loO.(HX. Present
officers are Ludwig Mueller, presi
dent, and Fred Mueller, cashier. The
bank was organized in 1V09.
It was learned at noon todav that
parties were effecting a reorganiza
tion of the bank.
The best salesmen Bee Want Ads.
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These awards are FREE to you. They can be obtained Q
only by votes. Votes are given for subscription payments. rt
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$7,800.00 MARTIN BUILT HOME
FIRST CAPITAL AWARD
Hem i at 2578 Titu At., "Minne Luia" Addition.
Lot 44x120. Block 13, Let No. 20. Modern in every way.
The DAILY and Sunday,
Morning or Evening, by Boy
Carrier in Omaha, Council
Bluff and in towns where
Carrier Boy ervice if main
tained. New
2 Years $20.40 180,000
1 Year 10.20 76,000
f Months ... 5.10 32,000
3 Months ... 2.55 12,000
Morning or Evening Without
Sunday by Carrier Boy
Service.
New
136,000
62,000
22,000
10,000
Carrier.
New
76,000
32,000
12,000
Daily and
2 Years . . ,
1 Year . . .
6 Months .
C Months .
Sunday by Mail.
New
. .$18.00
.. 9.00
.. 4.50
.. 2.25
Daily Only bp Mail,
Sunday.
Years .
Year . .
Months
Months
. .$10.00
. .. 5.00
. .. 2.50
152,000
68,000
28,000
10,000
Without
New
76,000
32,000
12,000
5,000
Years .
Year . .
Months
Months
.$15.C0
.. 7.80
.. 3.90
.. 1.95
Sunday Only by Mail.
New
. .$ 8.00 62,000
, .. 4.00 22,000
.. 2.00 10,000
2 Years .
1 Year .
6 Months
Sunday Only by Boy
2 Years $10.40
1 Tear 5.20
6 Months . .. 2.60
Morning, Evening and Sunday
by Boy Carrier.
New
1 Year $18.00 152,000
6 Months . .. 9.00 68,000
3 Months ... 4.50 28,000
Renewal tubicription payment
votes as new
10 Cash
Commission to
All Non-Award
Winners
' will be given half as many
subscriptions.
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THE $25,000.00 AWARD LIST
1 $7,800.00 Home, First Capital Award
1 $4,400.00 Cadillac, Second Capital Award.
1 $1,500.00 Conservative Savings and Loan Ass'n Deposit, Third Capital Award
8 $1,115.00 Maxwell Touring Cars, First District Award
8 $ 200.00 Building and Loan Deposits, Second District Award
8- $ 100.00 Building and Loan Deposits, Third District Award
Total Number of Awards, - - 27
Total Value of Prizes, $25,060.00
No Losers -10 fo Commission to All Non-Winners -No Losers
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a member. Fill out this blank with your name or the name of
your favorite and send it to The Bee. The name of the person
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OFFICE OF THE "HELP YOURSELF CLUB"
Office Opens at 9 A. M. 312 Peters Trust Building (Bee Building) Telephone Tyler 1000
TUESDAY SPECIALS
Thousands of Economical Women Will Make Out Their List Tonight
For This Sale of Notions
Will Be a Great Money Saver For the Home Sewing Folks
,J. P. Coats' Best Macliinc Thread, 6 cord OtCp I Inside Skirt Belting With bouiug; black 1 A
in black and white; 4 spools, . Oi and white; very good quality, per yard, VC
Large pieces of 1 np
Elastic, each
2c
Cotton Tape, 3 1Ap
yard bolts, 3 for AU
Best English
Safety Pins,
per card.
V a s t Colored
Wash Edging
per bolt
Our. Best 4 yard
bolts of bias
tape, each
5c
5c
5c
Silkcne and O. X.
T. Crochet Cotton, Q-
per ball u
Paper Shopping 1 fn
Bags, each
Dress Shields,
pure silk, flesh 1 Q.
colored, pair, v
Black and White
J-Ieaded Pins, C p
per card,
Children's Hose
Supporters, CC
per pair,
Shell Hair Pins
special, per box
Baby Rubber Pants,
65c value, 2
at,
Buttons for Un
derwear.
3 dozen for
c
5c
c
5c
Side Combs,
each.
G o o d Sewing
Xccdles.
package
Fast Colored
Darning
Cotton, spool
2V2C
2V2c
Brandeis Notion Sales Always Display the Things You Want at Wanted Prices!
Main Fleer South
Fancy 'Kerchiefs
Ki- 5C Ea.
Colored borders and all-over de
signs; fine sheer imported batiste
and lawn; wonderful barg-ain,
each, 5c
Main Floor East
Hosiery Bargains
Misses' and or
Children's Hose
Fine and heavy ribbed; all sizes; in
black and brown; for one day only,
p;r pair, 29c
Infants' Pure
Thread Silk Hose
In sizes 4 to 5, black and white; spe
cial, per pair, 59c
Main Floor South
59c
Specials In
Laces, Edges
and Insertions
Fancy Wash Laces
Yard, 15c
Imitation cluny and cotton crochet;
white and ecru; 3 to 5 inches 'wide;
specially priced, at, per yard, 15!
Fancy Wide Cotton Laces
Yard, 25c
Widf fancy cotton laces for vestees and
camisol?!, also for trimming all kinds
of vash dresses; 2 to 8 inches -wide: an
extraordinary bargain at, pir yard, 25
,,. .Edgings and Insertions
Yard SV2c
In cambric, nainsook and swiss; 2 to 4
inches vide; well made with good fast
edges; very specially priced at, per
yard, S'st
Main Floor Center
Emb'd Napkins
Tuesday Only
Six for
3.00
All linen, lea napkins, in the 12-inch
size; with pretty embroidered designs,
in corner; neatly scalloped edge; for
one day, a special, 6 for 3.00
Main Floor South
Lace Edge Voile
Tuesday Bargain O CT
Per Yard UJs
Some with insertion; 3t inches wide;
for living room and dining room cur
tains; a bargain at, per yard, 2Se
Basement West
'Societe Hygienique'
ToiletandBath
Soap
Exquisitely French
Though fine French Soap is
considered by many a luxury,
Societe Hygienique at the pres
ent low price is available to all.
The knowledge that its ingre
dient have a healthful effect on
the skin is particularly gratify
ing.
Toilet Soap, cake,
25c
Bath Soap, large size,
50c
Main Floor West Drug Dept.
Union
Suits
$1 buys
Women's Fine Lisle and
Cotton Union Suits In Bod
dice or regulation tops, loose
or cuff knee styles; in flesh,
and white ; all sizes.
69c buys
Boys' and Girls' Union Suits
A splendid garment for
spring and Bunimer wear;
taped on buttons; all per
fect. Third Floor Center
5000 Yards of.
Assorted Wash
Goods
While They
Last, Yard
19
Including voiles in plain and
printed effects, novelty voile
with silk mixed stripes and
checks, 27-inch silk and cotton
chiffon, 36-inch suitings and
other useful wash fabrics; in
, long serviceable lengths; in reg
ular stock these goods sell at
from 35 to 60c; yard, at 19c
Basement Center
10,000 Rolls of Wall
Paper at
Sale Prices
You Cannot Afford to Miss
This is the excess stock of two of the greatest firms
in the wall paper line bought at a great reduction
and will be sold accordingly. Absolutely the greatest
saving event of the season! Conic early and buy
enough for your house at money-saving reductions.
We offer two-tone stripes and all-over pat- 10
terns with border to match, j)er roll, Ov
A New Line of Tapestries, also 30-inch plain Q A
goods with bands and borders to match, roll,"
A special selection of Bedroom patterns 1 A
with borders to match, at, per roll, l"v
A line of blends, weaves and grass cloths that
is unmatched this side of the Mississippi.
Basement West
. Delivered in Case Lots Only
"FARRELL'S"
Faftious Preserves
On Sale
Tuesday
1 16 oz.
3 for iSt
Tasty and appetizing, and
at a very low sale price.
Fifth Floor Center
"Let's Eat at Brandeis"
It Getting to Be
A Popular Slogan
with shoppers as veil aa with business men and women. The
reason? There are quite a number of them. They begin with
salads, with the most appetizing dressings to be found In the
city; and they continue to soups, rich and nourishing; entrees
and roasts of savory fla-vor, luscious desserts and that fine, strong,
cfear coffee with pure, rich cream. Add to that the pleasure of
eating in '
Clean, Bright and Sanitary Surroundings
and you have the real meaning of the slogan: "Let s eat at
Brandeis."
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