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THE PEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY, Ami. 16. 1922.
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Jteut.-.Cctcnet Dvid Errev
the Rrcalest fiKtitiiin leaders in llif
vhrlil, a man absuiuiely without
foiir." On one orrasloti, according
ti tlie statement. Dr. Harrows saw
I lie coKsack leader wounded four
times by prciudes in an engagement
v3"h the holsheiiki.
"'ii44-Americans held the western
ft tor, he said, reverting; to the feud
LCtweeit the leaders, "and it was
necessary for Senienoff to send troop
twins across the road guarded by
Ajncrican forces.
Hated Bolsheviki.
;'Coloncl Marrow, the American
co'.nniander, who with the others
recognized Colonel Kolchak of the
forces opposed to the bolsheviki, re
quested Sctnenorf first to jet Kol
cbak's approval. SemcnotI refused
and his men were sent on. They
Were stopped at the American sec
tcr. Firing broke out. A few Amer
h:uns were killed. Practically all the
(Russian force was wiped out. They
were mowed clown almost to a man.
".1 do not want to appear to de
fend Senienoff. Neither do I want
to condemn him. lie was a man of
ii'on, both in courage and leadership.
"More than once be told me of his
intense admiration for American
troops. I know he vas earnest in
bis will and support of the American
force and made every effort to en
list our aid before he accepted the
t ffer of the Japanese. "Whatever
be did was with the sole aim of beat
ing the bolsheviki, whom he hated."
Ijfriver of Auto, Arrested
J After Crash, la Fined $15
iFrank Van Ausdlin, 2209 Daven
port street, driver of a car that
crashed into a motor car occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Forst and
i tticir 2-year-old son, Gerald, at
I Iiightcenth and Ohio streets Friday
v night, was fined $15 in Central po-
"M court yesterday for reckless
"v jclrvitisr.
,'
, Sate Troops Withdrawn
; From Textile Strike Zone
providence, R. I., April IS. All
National guard troops except a detail
ol 25, left to look after the handling
aod shipment of quartermaster stores
asd supplies, were withdrawn from
sfrike duty in Pawtucket yesterday
af)d demobilized by order of the gov
ernor. Alliance Meetings Planned
;A meeting of the Christian and
Missionary alliance in the tabernacle
at Twenty-fourth and Binney streets
wjll open April 23 with daily sessions
until April 28. Beginning April 30,
sessions of the alliance will he held
iit the east wing of the First Presby
terian church until May 5.
Famous Old Frisco
Restaurant Succumbs
; to Prohibition Laws
San Francisco. April 15. The Old
Ifcodlc Dog restaurant, a San Fran
crsco institution since the gold days
ol 1S49, has succumbed to the change
wrought by prohibition and will be
chosed.
A sale of the furniture and fittings
ol upper rooms where private ban
quets and other celebrations used to
be held will take place April Z and
jrit restaurant itself will cease oper
ations soon atterward. it is ;hc
fourth well-known restaurant in San
Francisco to close since the prohibi
tion law went in force.
."I low can a person with a palate,
a'stomach and a knowledge of cook
4 ry be content with laws that limit
I 'lis diet as narrowly as nature lim
' i the tastes of a cow?" asked
L-amille Mailhabeau. one of the pro
prietors, today. "Is be to be taught
by law the simplicity of the cow?
Enoughl JVeo to FranceJ"-:
.Vs411d1u, '4, Apnl 1.V Tlii
liixlnric little lily llii l'lHnUM?,
icvfifiiity rrfcricJ l by i'l riiucm
at the 'home ton of Geuig
Waohinston, ooii will have one of
the mot in.iKiiiiicetit tfinpln in the
world, to be erected ty the Mjooh
of the friited State a a imiifrial
to Atuerlia'i (ir.t treiidciit,
After 12 years of endeavor on the
part of the Alexandria Maonic Indue,
of which at one time Wa-hmKion
was inanter, plans for the romtruc
tion of the pieinitiou tower were
approved formally at the I.'ih an
nual mertiiie of the George Waxh
inKtoii Memorial aociation, and
work was ordered begun immedi
ately. Siiiated on a ridc in Washing
Inn park, on the edge of Alexandria,
the imposing cditire that wilt aland
a, a tribute to the father of his coun
try will command a splendid view
of (be national capital, the rity dedi
cated to him and which beats his
name. It will be located so th.it ad
who make piltiriniagc from Wa-h-
Russia Willing
lo Acknowledge
All Prewar Debts
Ready to Heeiprocate With
Allies in Cancellation of
Financial Obligations
of War.
tienou, April 15. Mr. I.loyd
George summed up this afternoon
what appears to bt the general view
of the progress of the Russian nego
tiations at the economic conference,
employing one of the similes Jie so
frequently uses.
"We are building a bridgt across
the streams," be said. "We have
driven some of the piles; we are now
in the deepest part of the current
and are driving thtm into the mud at
the bottom. Although the bridge is
not yet above water, the piles are
firmly fixed and we are still ham
mering at them."
The Saar valley deputation today
presented to the conference and to
Archbishop Signori of Genoa for
transmission to. Pope l'ius its state
ment concerning the situation of
750,000 Germans in the Saar valley
under French occupation.
According to the statement, the
treaty of Versailles provided that the
Saar valley should be administered
by the league of nations, that laws
should be enforced in the German
language and that no military occu
pation should be allowed. Instead;
the commission says, the district is
under the regime of "implacable
French autocracy," and is occupied
by 8.000 French soldiers, while
French officials accomplish their
work of denationalizing in order to
prepare for the plebiscite 15 years
after the signing of the Versailles
treaty.
Discussion Continued.
Genoa, April 15. (By A. F.)
Experts of Great Britain, France,
Italy and Belgium today continued
the discussion begun yesterday of
the conditions under which the re
habilitation of Russia will be un
dertaken. They were to be joined by
the principal delegates' of the four in
viting powers and soviet Russia in
the afternoon.
The discussions were started yes
terday at an irtformal meeting of the
more important delegates in the villa
of Mr. Lloyd George, British prime
minister, the basis of negotiation
being the report prepared by the al
lied experts in London, copies of
which were handed to the Russians
earlier in the week.
To Acknowledge Debts.
It is understood the Russian dele
gates have expressed willingness to
acknowledge Russia's prewar debts
and to reciprocate with the allies in
the cancellation of all financial obli
gations of the war.
There has been a total absence of
formal dinners and luncheons, but
the leaders are dining togither in
small groups and utilizing the meal
time for conference business, thus
speeding up their work.
One month has been set as the
time limit in which the diplomats
generally expect it will be known
whether the conference can achieve
its purpose. Mr. Lloyd George ex
pects to leave April 27 and is making
every effort to have the big decisions
arranged before that date.
There will be no meetings of com
missions Easter Sunday. N
Frciuicr Facta today received
Monsignor Signori, archbishop of
Genoa, at the headquarters of the
conference, the archbishop having
expressed a desire to thank Siguor
Facta for the passage in his inau
gural address alluding to the letter
from I'ope Fius.
The premier told his holiness he
was optimistic concerning the re
from all the countries of Europe,
suits of the conference, "because
and from all responsible men, conies
to Genoa an ardent desire to re
establish an atmosphere of healthy
collaboration between all the peoples'
oi the; world."
' iiigioti H Mmit.t Wrnoii will t
ly it
Tltr inuiuif Mini uiriuii'liti
grnumU will i"t pprOMiii.ncU'
. .sno.iafl, The dinieii.i.Mi over a'l
will l.e V left in wiiiui ny ..tu ie
in dipili, frluie of iep, terraces
and 4i'tro.nliri. The lu-isht to the
' kiiiiiinit i f the covered observation
j.iforiii, from which Uilor4 mav
oMaiti a striking panoramic view ol
the country where Washington spent
the greater part of his life, will he
Jim frrt.
In the center of the spacious struc
ture will he an allium. 70 by UH
leer, to form a memorial hall, which
will contain a liirhkc statue of
Washington. Thi memorial ball. t4
feet in height, will rise, hv a cler
estory, above I be surrounding por
tion of Ihe building and will be en
vironed by a number of rooms dedi
cated to the use of Masonic inter
ests, wherein every Masonic organ
ization in the 1'iiited Stales may
have space.
Rising above Ihr memorial ball and
forming Ihe becond siory of the
tower will be a museum, to which
Professor Scores Persons
Who Scout Evolution Theory
Columbus. O., April 15. Modern
theorists who refuse to accept the
doctrine of evolution were character
ised as ignorant and prejudiced by
I'rof. R. C. Osbiirn, president of the
Ohio Academy of Science, in an ad
dress before that body here last
night.
I'rof. Osbin n, who is a member of
the department of zoology at Ohio
State university, said Ihe more en
lightened churchmen the world over
accepted evolutioin as one of the
great fundamental truths years ago.
"Only the ignorant and prejudiced
among them are left to butt their
heads against the walj of scientific
evidence." be declared.
Russell Shaw Fellowship
'Awarded to St. Paul Man
Cambridge, Mass.. April 14. To
Wesley G. Brocker of St. Paul, a man
of proven worth as a student, an ath
lete and a soldier, the Henry Russell
Shaw traveling fellowship has been
awarded at Harvard this year. The
fellowship is assigned each year to
a senior of high standing to allow him
to spend a few months in European
travel after graduation. Brocker left
college to enter the service in the
world war as a lieutenant and came
out a captain, crippled for a time by
wounds at Chateau Thierry.
Fourteen-Year-Old Boy Held
on Suspicion of Manslaughter
Detroit, April 14. Frank Tamala,
14, was held at the juvenile deten
tion home tonight on the order of
Frosccutor Paul W. Voorhies, on
suspicion of manslaughter. No for
mal complaint can be lodged, the
prosecutor explained, until the body
of Leon Dargen, Frank's playmate,
has been recovered from Connor's
creek, where he was drowned Tues
day. Other boys who were playing
along the stream told the prosecutor
the Tamala boy pushed Leon from
a bridge.
Humane Society Child Aid
Bureau to Be Reorganized
Reorganization of the Child Aid
division of the Nebraska Humane
society's office here will be started
Monday.
Increased efforts among children
of Omaha's foreign-born residents
will follow the employment of Miss
Ruth Lainson of Council Bluffs,
who has been conducting Grace mis
sion at. Fifth and William streets as
an assistant in the Child Aid division.
Slayer of Texas Automobile
Dealer Dies on Scaffold
Bclton, Tex., April 15. George F.
Hornsby, 28, paid the extreme pen
alty on the scaffold here yesterday
afternoon for the murder of "J. N.
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Cut or tear out this ad bow, and send or
der today,
will he transferred some of thermal
tirasined poiiession of Ihe Alexandria-Washington
Masonic lodge.
Among the relics arid heirloom
which will be placed in this museum
ate Washington's old bed chamber
iloik, an old hour glass and the
chair occupied by Washington as
worshipful master of the lodge. This
chair was in use fur 122 years and
is held invaluable.
The cornerstone of the memorial,
according to present plans, will be
laid November 4 next, the anniver
sary of the day on which Washing
Ion was initiated as America's first
president. When completed the me
morial will be a fitting mate to the
(corge Washington Memorial asso
ciation's building to be creeled in
the national capital in tribute to the
man who founded the government of
the United Slates.
Both memorials will be among the
most architecturally beautiful struc
tures in the world and will stand as
silent sentinels over ihe city which
brats Washington's name and the
slate which produced America's fore
most soldier and statesman.
W'ratheiby, prominent automobile
dealer at Brownwood, last year.
Hornsby made a speech on the
scallold, reiterating his innocence
and said that be had made peace with
his maker anil advised if any were
present who had not clone so to do
it at once. Ilis body was taken to
Temple, Tex., for burial.
Hornsby is the first while man to
he hanged legally in Bell county in
nearly 50 years.
Martin Beck Re-Elected
Head of Orpheum Circuit
Chicago, April l. The executive
committee of the Orpheum circuit,
at its annual meeting unanimously
rc-clccted Martin Beck head of the
organization. Thus many rumors
were set at rest. The vaudeville
world had been told of late that Beck
would resign his leadership to rest
for a year, after which be wouh. de
vote his attention to his extensive
list of theatrical and other proper
ties. Though the Orpheum has trans
ferred its headquarters to Chicago,
Beck will retain his office in New
York.
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Special Sale Monday at All
Our 4 Markets
Sugar Cured Skinned Hams 28c
Sugar Cured Picnjc Hams .17c
Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon 22c
Sugar Cured Strip Bacon 18c
Choice Small Lean Pork Chops . .20c
tlhoice Lean Pork Steak 20c
Choice Fresh Spare Ribs 11c
Choice Fresh Leaf Lard lOc
Butterine Dept.
Evergood Liberty Nut
1- lb. carton 20c
5-lb. carton .95c
Evergood Butterine
2- lb. package 45c
5-lb. package . . . .$1.00
Danish Pioneer Cream
ery Butter (fresh
churned daily) 37c
Extra Selected Fresh
Eggs, doz 25c
Mail Orders Filled From This List.
Wilier II Frrt Pffji in Vicin
ity of Crmid Tower After
Ramparts ti e Wj
Hundred IlomeleM.
i aiio. Ill, Apnl ISA M-k oc
curied in the levee at Grand Tower
th's morning and the swollen Missis
sippi spread over 5.0(H) acre of cut
mated '.and. The water 11 fret
deep in some place and all resident
hae fled to IxgU ground.
Chicago, April 15. Flood waters
in southern Illinois streams, higher
than ever recorded for more than 5'i
tear, today had made bundled of
fainilir homrUs, inundated many
thousand acres of crops and threat
ened extciisie property damage in
half a dozen towns, principally along
the Illinois riser.
Although the giadual rise gave
warning so that loss of life was mini
mized, rfforls to protect properly by
strengthening levre proved futile.
Several Irrt of water flowed today
through Be.irdstown. Naples and
part of I'ckiug and Last Peoria,
w hile residents of towns in drainage
districts around Cairo woiked fran
tically to strengthen their levees.
At Ueardslown water has been
higher than Ihe dike for several
days. At Aldridge 201) feet of levee
gave way. inundating 80.000 acres.
Worcester. Mass., April 15. Ethel
Harrington Botassi of Shrewsbury,
a concert and opera singer, was
granted a divorce from hrr husband,
Pierre Bolasi of Athens. Greece, by
Judge Sanderson in the superior
court yesterday. She charged desertion.
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Choice Corned Beef,
per lb 120
Choice Rib Boiling Beef,
per lb 6c
Fresh Hamburger Steak,
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Pure Pork Sausage. .20c
Pure Rendered Lard,
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10
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I
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Good Electric Irons. $3.05
Galv. Wash Tubs at. . .65
Glass Mixing Bowl Sets 59
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Galv. Wash Boiler. .SI. 39
Copper Bot. Boiler. .$2.59
Garden Tools
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4-Tine Spading Fork . . 74
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Johnson's Floor Wax. .65
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Pint Screen Taint.
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Curtain Stretchers. .$1.69
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Roomy Cedar Chest
Room Size Fibers Rug
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Beautiful Boudoir Lamp
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26-piece Chest Silverware
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