THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMUfcK 7. Ml.
Receivers Ask
For Full Control
Of Lion Company
Objection Made in Court to
Payment of $1,000 Monthly
To Manager Appointed
By State Hoar J.
Minneapolis receivers of the Lion
Bonding and Surety company begin
action in federal court, yesterday,
seeking to take over the local com
cern. now in the handa of Amoi
Thomas, representing the atate de
partment and trail and commerce.
The northern receiver, appointed
lait May, are A. J. Herts and John I.
Levin.
The motion died aka the court to
grant to them exclusive right to mar
ahal the assets of the local concern,
totaling $1,858,008.53; to liquidate iti
affairi, obtain possession of all the
hook and recorda and restrain the
local company from disposing of any
of itt assets.
They seek tha surrender of all
local interests to thctn.
Specific objection is made to the
$1,000 monthly salary paid Amos
Thomas for managing the company's
affairs since et was placed under the
protectorate of tbe state board, early
this summer. -
J. E. Hart of the department of
trade and commerce and W. B.
Young, as well aa Thomas, and K.
R. Gurney, former president and
other officers and directors of the
Lion Bonding company, are made
defendants to the suit.
When notified hv The Be that the
suit was filed. Thomas declined to
make any comment
He said the Minneapolis receivers
were apopinted through a .claim on
one automobile held against the
fiorthcrn company.
Priest Who Quit Pastorate
To Continue Studies Abroad
Rev. Father William Borer, who
resigned recently from the pastorate
of Our Lady of Lourdes church.
Thirty-second avenue and rrancis
street, will go to the University, of
Innsbruck, southern Germany, to
continue his studies,f , it was an
nounced yesterday. -
It was stated also that John P.
McCabe, who disappeared from
Omaha August 18 after serving
some months as secretary to Father
Borer, lct here because of threats of
parishioners. '
-'McCabe had been taken in by
Father Borer and is reported to have
disappeared, leaving a discrepancy in
liis accounts.
The mounting of a. new auto
mobile spot light' enables it to be
manipulated from within a closed
car.
Welcome to Be Given
Flyers From Fort Sill
When the 40 flyers from FortSiII,
Okl., arrive in Omaha Friday on
their practice flight acroks country,
they will be given a warm welcome
snd hospitable entertainment by
Omahans.
Members of tne sero committee of
the Chamber of Commerce, headed
by Hartey Conant, completed plans
yesterday for the entertainment of
the aruests while they are here.
Twenty government planes, pilot
ed by student officers and mechan
icians, will arrive here about Friday
noon. They are in school at the
rort Sill flying school and tht trip
has been arranged to give the pilots
practice in cross-country flying.
They will land at Ak-Sar-Ben field.
Dr. Nunn, Dentist,
Sued for Divorce
Wife Names Mrs. AI Elias
Of Council DIuffs as
Corespondent.
Dr. A. D. Nunn, manager of the
McKinney Dentists, was sued for
divorce by Ethel Nunn in. district
court yesterday.
Mrs. Nunn names Mrs. Al Elias
with whom she alleges her husband
has been seen in public and private
a great number of times. She says
he stayed away from home, several
nights at a time. Mrs. Elias resides
in Council Bluffs.
The Nunns were married in 1908
and have two sons. Mrs. Nunn says
her husband has struck her with his
fists so as to produce marks which
kept her in the house five or six days
at a time. Her health has been
ruined by his treatment, she charges.
She says that her husband is cap
able of earning $8,000 to $10,000 a
year, that he owns their home at
2730 Redick avenue, has a 640-acrc
farm in Eldorado, Ark., worth $50,
000, owns a Cadillac car and has
other property.
She asks a divorce, and an order
restraining him from molesting her
and their children and from trans
ferring or disposing of any of his
property.
Last March Dr. Nunn was sued
by Claude S. Rife for alleged aliena
tion of the attections ot nis wne,
Mrs. Grace Rife. Rife also sued
his wife for divorce. A few weeks
later he disappeared from Omaha,
leavincr a. "suicide note." His wift
scoffed at the suicide notion and de
clared it only a ruse.
Recruiting Resumed
Washington, Sept. 6. Recruiting
for the army, ordered discontinued
last month, was resumed under new
regulations designed to keep. the en
listed strength at 150,000 men, the
number authorized by congress.
Big Crowd to Go
To State Fair
On 'Omaha Day'
Nearly All Club, and lysi
nes. Association to Send
Delegations to Lincoln
On Thursday.
The largest crowd that hat ever
attended "Omaha Day" at the State
fair, Lincoln, is expected t leave
Omaha by early trains and automo
biles. Thursday, according to the
publicity bureau of the Chamber of
Commerce. The roads between
Omaha and Lincoln are reported to
bt in excellent condition and ihe fair
is one of the most interckting in the
history of Nebraska state fairs, ac
cording to many Omahans who have
already been on the grounds.
Practically all of Omaha's trading
clubs and business associations will
be represented. The Concord club
will hold its weekly meeting on the
grounds at Lincoln, leaving Omaha
y special car. Other Omaha or
gaitations which are sending mem
bers art; Omaha Real Estate board,
Advertising-Selling league, KiwaiiU
club, Lions club, Omaha Automobile
club, Omaha Retail Grocers associa
tion, Ak-Sar-Ben, Omaha Chamber
of Commerce, Associated Retailers
of Omaha, Omaha Clraring Ilou.c,
Auto Trade association, Merchants
Market Week committee, Omaha
Manuficiurera association, Omaha
Hotel Mens association, Omaha
Grain Exchange, Omaha Live Stock
exchange and Rotary club,
A committee 'representing the
Omaha associations will be on duty
from 6:30 in the morning distributing
Omaha hat bands and grand stand
tickets to the outgoing trains. Grand
stand tickets can alto be procured at
the Ilurrau of 1'ubticity, Omaha
Chamber of Commerce, and at the
Ak-Sar-Ren office in the court
house. Windshield pennants are be
ing distributed by the Ak-Sar-Ben
office, admitting those having them
to the special Omaha parking space
in the fair grounds.
Omsha hat bands ' will be dis
tributed at the street car gate and
the automobile entrance of the fair
grounds.
An Instrument Invented by a Ger
man scientist enables a student of
singing to watch the movements of
his own vocal organs.
Workman Falls on Head
Off Ak-Sar-Ben Arch
William Trultt. 2800 South Six
ticth street, electrician, employed by
the Nebraska Power company, fell
16 feet from the top of a ladder,
striking his head on the cuibstone,
at 2 Jil p. m. yesterday.
He was uninjured except for a
gah in the side of his head, accord
ing to police surgeons who attended
him.
The accident occurred while
Truitt was working on an Ak-Sar-Ben
arch at Fifteenth street and
Capitol avenue,
The ladder on which he was
working slipped, throwing lilm to
the street His head struck the
curb.
He wss tsken to his home.
Court Restores to Zuger 15
Gallons of Seized Brandy
Stanley Zager, former S6uth Side,
saloon keeper, wss discharged by
District Judge Fitzgerald ytsterday
after a hearing on a charge of un
lawful poKtcssion of intoxicating
liquor, agrr was fined $100 in po
lice court two mouths ago after IS
gallons of brandy was found i:i a keg
embedded in the cement wall at his
home. Judge Fitzgerald held that
this was not an "unreasonable"
smount.
Omaha May Ba American
Center of Aero Actliitlei
Omaha Is to become American
center of aero activities men declare
In viewing the crowing successful
outlook on the International Aero
congress to be held here November
i to 5. Aircrsft factories will turn
their attention to Omaha as a renter
for their operations, it is said by
men in touch with the situation.
U. S. Marshal Bring
New "Deputy" From O'NeiV
Dennis Cronin, I'. S. marshal,
brought a new "deputy" back from
O'Neill, Neb., when he returned
yesttrday from attending his daugh
ter'a wedding.
The new assistant h the nmiihal s
on, Ervin, IJ tears old. v
It Is Ervln'a first risit to Omaha,
and hs evinced great interest In the
business of the marshiCs office.
Cronin's four other childreu will
emain in O'Neill.
Plana for Nw Court House
Accepted by County Board
North Platte, Neb., Sept. 6.
(Special.) Plans for a new court
house for Lincoln county, estimated
cost of which is f 180,1)00, were ac.
cepted by the county commissioners.
Bids for its construction will be
opened October 10.
CHEVROLET
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the new price make it poaaible
or you to enjoy the advantage of an
automobile at the lowest possible
motor cost. Chevrolet "Four-Ninety"
is a quality, low price car and la
today the world'a most wonderful
motor car value.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.
(A Unit et Control Motors Corporation)
Retail Sloro
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OMAHA
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A very common cause of
constipation
Poor appetite is now known to be an important factor in this condition
A RECOGNIZED authority on the subject of
constipation maintains that "a poor ap
XjL petite is a very common cause of consti
pation, especially in women." A certain quantity
of food is necessary for the intestines to function
normally. -
The same authority also says: "Insufficient food
leads directly to emaciation and physical weak
ness as well as to constipation ; it causes the already
depressed nervous system to deteriorate still
further, and this reacts again on the digestion, so
that the dyspepsia and constipation become more
aevcre."
Under such conditions Fleischmann'a Yeast has
remarkable value as a laxative food and con
ditioner. It furnishes a large amount of the
water-soluble vitamine which helps all the proc
esses of digestion, and, in addition, because of its
freshness (you get it fresh daily) it helps the in
testines in their elimination of poisonous waste
matter. Thousands are adding Fleischmann'a
Yeast to their daily diet, and by eating regularly
from 2 to 3 cakes a day are restoring and main
taining normal action of the bowels.
Fleischmann'a Yeast is a pure, fresh food assimi
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have it on the table at home. Have it delivered
at your office and eat It at your desk. Oct it at
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tinctive flavor and the clean, wholesome tastt H
leaves in your mouth. Only one precaution: if
troubled with gag dissolve the yeast first in very
hot water. This does not affect the efficacy of
the yeast. Place a standing order with your grocer
for Fleischmann'a Yeast.
Send 4 cents in stamps for the booklet, "The
New Importance of Yeast in Diet" So many
inquiries are coming in daily for this booklet
that it is necessary to make this nominal charge
to cover cost of handling and mailing. Addrecs
Thb FUU8CMMAMN COMPANY, 701 Washington
Street, New York City.
Afood with laxative properties
Fleieohmann'a Yeeetle a eomoHra food, net a UxtHre. Proa
3 to 3 cokee a day added regularly to the diet will not only re
afore norma unctions of the loteetinea, but wiUalaoaeamre a
' proper elimination each day. In many eases tha amount taken
can ba reduced as tha condition improvee. A Hereof epeclaMat, la
hit tataat book, aays of eompreaeod yeaet: "It ahamkt ba amah
mare frequently gi ran la lllnaaa In which there lelntaatlnal die
turbanea, aapacially It It la aaaooiatad with oonatipatioa."
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from 3 to 3 cakes of PMaehmann'a Yaaat regularly.
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Super - Six
$705
Now Saves You
to
Hudson is always included in that small group, which men
consciously or not, classify as the really great cars.
But do you ever think how much less Hudson costs than its
companion leaders ?
Do you realize that even when the Super-Six last year sold
for $2600, it was from $1200 to $1500 under-priced for the
field in which it ranked by performance, quality, reliability
and distinction?
A Distinctive Price Advantage
Never was Hudson's price ad
vantage over cars of comparable
quality so striking as now. It is
in all respects as great a car,
and in many refinements even
greater than last year's Super
Six.. And think, that then, at
$2600 it outsold all fine cars, as
it had done for five years pre
viously. -
Now with Hudsonat the medium
price of $1895 does any higher
priced car offer qualities to war
rant their vastly increased price
differential?
And of the cars in its new price
range is there one that you ever
even distantly associated with
Hudson in any wanted quality?
Now '1895
Prices 1930
7-passenfter Phaeton
4-passanger Phaeton
Sedan , .
Coup
Cabriolet '
Touring Limousine
Limousin) .
Price Now
$36M .... $1895 - -
36M - - IMS
3400 ... . MM .
3575 .... 277t -
345 .... 3495
3935 - '- . 313 -
4375 - - - - 3495 - -r.O.B.
Detroit
Saves You
- 1705
- 705
- 55
S45
- 955
805
"- 780
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tXSS-S-T Tarnam St. OMAHA. U.S. A. PHONfcTJoueus 197
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