IS
.One Man Killed
Several Hurt in
Mav Dav CIa1us
Iluililinj; of Catholic Auia
lion at Mexico Cily Destroy.
fI by Uiiioiiii.lt -Slrffti
fillf d'With Martlim.
Mr Ike AmcwI4 Tr,
McOrt lly. Vtt CU.Uj le
lHf-n union IslioVer and t at Indies,
resulting in one prrii bring W illcl
411 -J rtrt! wnini'M. t"ltiKtrrril
the trituration i Miy d4y. Syndi
titic noon ti4iiri a buii'tw
iiruiiiri by tin Ak"int'"il 01 I 4IM
iic 91m n pirn and during the fi
ronntrr ne boy kdird and nam
rtnut oilitr ffrm rre n badly
I nil ilut ihry I d 19 be taken to
tiiUW.
Quiet in United Sutct,
VluiHii". M-ty 2 My i dy.
sninitirm srttctrd in I'mlrd
Sutri at Htll as in J rutie for radi
cal iliniurlMiii'r. s (Irtured by
.Srcrtuiy t.f Lili.f l4vi to liave
1 pi most umitlv.
"There are now .hi tiuiiy re.il
Ainrii'4iit in every smi il oitjm
ruin 0 in the I'nitrd Suus, iliuuli,
I titer, ritic or liatrritai ir me regit
Ur ranking radi- Vl to luve a
ihjn, to wntlk." 4"l the secre
tary.
Demonstration in Berlin.
Herlm. Al.iv J. Dtitte a steady
down our i rain, Uni.iKHl nu-n and
uonirn itiMri'lieil trout an section
of urratrr Berlin the I.ut lir
Irn yesterday morning, t!ie present
Mav jay luting imiltil iintu the o
cialist iniriit 4iul the roiiinitiiiists
in a massed demonstration.
A novel future tried out at this
gathering 4 a new propaganda de
vice, consisting of a "speaking choir."
comprising several hundred strong
voire which, under the direction 01
a i-iuuliic tor. lustily drc aimed social
istic mottoes in unison. The novel
. oratorical device apparently met will)
tli amirni'al nf tlii! Iiuoe nrolatarian
V audirnre. "
J-ahor oWnrd the day generally.
Few Clashes in Paris.
rri, May 2. T his was the quiet
est May day Pari has witnessed
since the signing of the armistice
There were onlv a few minor clashes
between the police and the manifest
ants, in which a few persons on both
sides were injured, none of them
seriouslv.
Scrk to Have Lincoln Man
(lalleil Liquor Nuisance
Lincoln. May 2sA complaint in
equity necking 'a temporary injunc
tion prohibiting Richard E. Muiifon
from further "soliciting, ordering,
carrying intoxicating liquor on his
person or in any vehicle or through
any agent" wa filed in federal court
here today bv Don W. Stewart, as
sistant United States district attor
ney. A permanent injunction is re
quired after trjal.
"Vc arc attempting to have Mun
son declared a nuisance through the
same procedure we bring against
establishments where liquor is sold,"
explains Mr. Stewart. "I believe it
is the first time under the national
prohibition act the government has
brought an injunction suit against a
person.?
Father Wins Insanity Test
Brought by Liberty Man
' Beatrice, Neb.. May 2. (Special.)
For the second time within .the
past few months, H M. Eberhardt
of Liberty was examined by the
Cage ccuntv board of insanity com
intssioiiers yesterday and pronounced 1
mentally sound- His worst weakness,
according to his own confession, was
indiscretion. A young married wo
man named Davey appears to nave
. beer. be vic,;m of unwelcome at
tentions on the part of her agd ad-
mirer who is 72 years of age. Mrs.
Davey is 19. F. L. Eberhardt. son
' of Mr. Eberhardt, and editor of the
- Liberty Journal, is the complaining
witness. ' ' ' ' " ' '
ADVERTISEMENT
THE WOMAN OF POISE
Once a rarity, is now to be ob
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" Indeed no other woman can flourish
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Who is serene and confident wins.
N-Vwhile the nervous, flustered indi
vidual wastes her talent and gets no
where. Of course, poise is dependent
mainly upon sound health and steady
nerves. If you feel that you are be
ing keot back in this way, why not
turn to that great woman's remedy,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Coin
pound, which was manufactured
from a thorough understanding of
the nervous system of women?
nnAtinric thurs
Fri.
A Sat.
wiiHsaafssaw
Matinee Saturday
HER
GANG
IN A NO
MUSICAL
TbWorkPi Creatnt Comedienne.
LAST TIMES TODAY
BERT LYTELL
in
"The Face Between"
A Tale of Two Lores
and Two Errors
PRICES CHILDREN. 10c
MATINEE. 25c 30t.
NIGHT SUNDAY MAT. 30c 40e.
PHOTOPLAY
13:C4 2:30 5:00 7:309:45
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II III S -K j A 1 SI II
Willetta Huggins, 17, deaf and dumb inmate of the Wisconsin School
for the Blind, astonished 500 members of the Chicago Medical society by
using her tinger-tps as eyes and ears. She can hear perfectly through
vibration, read newspapers by rubbing her fingers over the sheets, and dis
tinguish color by the same method.
Fairbury Stockman
Gains $2,500 on Cattle
Fairbury, . Mav 2. (Special.)
Farmer cimaged in the stock busi
ness arc smiling at the turn taken in
the last six months. Representative
James A. Axtell brought 108 h-ad of
cattle from market lat November at
a cost of $4.40 delivered at Fairbury,
rough feeding them until December
before beginning to fed corn.
After feeding for five monthi he
marketed the Inn ch. cashing 'ictween
$7.10 and JSOO a hundred. His corn
showed an average cost of 32 rents a
bushel: tiie gam on each st'cjr was
over 325 pounds and the pain 0,1 the
transaction was more than $2,500,
without counting the profit on hogs
which followed the rattle.
Mr. Axtell still has. 130 head in
he feed yard which he laid in at
!5.R0 a hundred. -
The present price of corn to the
feeder is 50 cents a bushel.
Benjamin Minor Dies
Santa Ana. Cal.. Mav 2. Benjamin
Miner, 81, grain operator of Indian
apolis, I lid., who came here seven
months ago, is dead.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Now "Showing
Alexander
And Good Support
ing Vaudeville Show
Also Photoplay Features. Shown at
Every Performance.
"Theosophical Lectures"
;, By Harriet Tuttle Bartlett
Of Hollywood, Cal., National
Lecturer for Theosophical
In Arthur Building Auditorium
210 South 18th Street ,
' ' t
Monday, May 1, 8:15 p. m., "The Mas
ter and the Coming Great One."
Tueiday, 8:15 p. m., "A Practical
Study in he New Psychology.",
Wednesday, 8-.1S p. m., May 3rd.
."The Message of the Great Pyrs d
of Egypt."
The lectures are free and th iIic
t ' is invited - ,
Dancing Carnival
Souvenirs and Favors
Serpentine Shower .
Saturday Night
EMPRESS RUSTIC 6ARDEN
"JIGGERS"
1922 Edition
A Snappy Musical Comedy
Cast of 125 People
Matinee Sunday, May 7th
Evenings, May 7. 8 and 9
Prices 1 and $1.50 Plus War Tx
t
Eyes and Ears
Farmers Start Planting
of Corn in Gage County
Hcatrice. Neb.,' May 2. (Special
Telegram.) A number of farmers in
liagc county started planting eorn to
day and before the end of the week
many will be busy in the fields. The
ground is in fine condition ior seed
ing. QrtJfveuw
ORPtlEUrtl CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE
Matinee Daily 2:18 Every Night 8:13
The Sensational Hit of the Photoplay
"Humoresque"
VERA GORDON
In "LULLABY"
Helen Higgint A Natalie Bat
Jog Sh rtner St Billy FitwimmotT
Burt Billy
GORDON & FORD
Blur Bert Kenny and M. I. M. Nobody
Kinro
HARRY KAHNE
Topics of Day Aesop's Fables
Paths News
Mats., 15c to 50c; Some 75c $1 Sat.
and Sun. Nights, 15c to (1.00; Some
SI .25 Sat. and Sun.
LAST DAY
"Is
n
with an all-star cast of funsters
TOMORROW
VIOLA DANA
1 Seeing V Believing"
NOW SHOWING
WOMEN! fct?SS
retaining your attractive features.
EDNA WALLACE "
HOPPER-
; (In Person).
Will tell how she renewed her
beauty of thirty years ago.
Appears at 3, 7:30 and 9:30
. . . Also
JACK HOLT
AGNES AYRES
"Bought
and Paid For"
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
Dr. G. W.Todd
XV. jmt.. II
Matrimony
Omaha's Only
Artobitor
Dentist
Falty Facial Ex
pressions Corrected
414 Barker Block
Phone Jackson 2922 j
i.
THK HICK: OMAHA. WEUNKhUAY. MAY 3. Wil.
Gutle Feeders
Make Good Profit
in Omaha Market
New Hinh Price TliU Yrar
53.35 Hundred. Krvriiril
for Shipment of Slwi
From Suimifr.
The liilift price id o far this
year t lite local stockyards for heif
ers, $MS a hundred, was received
yesterday by V, t". Washburn of
Sumner, who -brought in (J head.
Mr. Washburn Mid the bulk of ihe
cattle in the Sumner district had
been shinned to market thin eaon
and most of those le(t would be ent
in within the next two veils. . lie
aid the pis rroii would be about
the lame at usual. . -V
J. V.. Kotiiih, exleniive livestos
feeder of Loup City, bought in tvl
leads of heavy cattle, lie aid they
had gained 500 pounds apiece since
September.
"The lust anions the pit: in the
Loup City section has hem quite
heavy." aid Mr. Rush, and , the
heavy hrs product will be material
ly cut down this fall at a result."
Reduction of Feeder.
A load of steers, fed by, himself
and two brother, was brought to
the local market by John llusak of
Leigh. The shipment averaged
1.4VO pounds and brought $8.25 a
hundred.
"l bought those cattle here last
November and paid $6 a hundred for
them," said Mr. llusak, and they
have put on a gain of almost 4D0
pounds each in the last five months
and a half that I had them on feed.
"In the vicinity of Leigh the num
ber of cattle in the feed lots is some
what reduced below normal times
and lots of the cattle that were ready
for market two weeks ago have been
held for higncr prices. J he tram
I came in on had six carloads of cat
tle from Leigh and about six more
loans were piCKCu up en route.
Herman was represented on the
livestock market yesterday by 31
head of -nicely finished steers that
Three Days More
"The Four
Horsemen"
Starts Saturday
WM. S. HAR1
in "Travelin' On"
ENTERTAINMENT
and
PICTURES ;
LABOR TEMPLE '
19th and Davenport
Wednesday Evening,
May 3d, 1922
Real Amusement
Admission 25c Children, 15s
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
Entertainment Committee
Baseball Today
Wednesday, May 3
OMAHA vs. WICHITA
Game Called at 3:45 p. m.
Children Free Ladies, 10c 1
, 1 Tickets for Sale at United Cigar .
' Stores, ItHh and Farnam Sts.
BR
Examine the New
Oakland Overhead
valve Engine, Then, you
will know why only
Oakland gives a 15,000
mile written guarantee
Oakland Motor Car Co.
Oakland Bid., 20th and Harney Sts.,'
' Omaha, Neb. .
Telephone
Oaklan
airraid I ,!7 puund b'uotiM in by (
Henry U. J''rL', who received be '
hitch iHi-e til the tUy, a huii-1
died. Ihe sinniuftit nude up
of Angus and hhr.rthutii cattle, and
Mr. urk said ih aumuls urre
Ixiught mi lie lucal nurkri fl
when thev averaged X 1 1 p.'tni'U and
cost a iiuiiunq,
Stock From Wyoming. (
Twa loads wf choice iiuhty Here
ford tcrs, bivu;l'l in by II. A,
I-ranee, cahirr o the Kawlti 4
timul bank of Kawlnu, Wvo, and
bead il the l-'rerUnd l.ivrsitHk
loinoanv, were suld li a lecdrr buer
for Id a hundred; said t be the
highest price paid for cattle of their
weight, an average tt l.u'JK potiinjs.
Tout ti.i of Ci i' I ron received the
to price for bogs, receiving $10.05 a
bundled for a choice load averaging
JIJ 'pounds, which Mere bought in
W'yomiiiu the latter nart of Octo
her when they weighed an amage of
55 pounds and were brought to hit
ranch and placed on Ireil, showing1 an
excellent gain of about a pound a
nay. ( .
City of Beatrice It Sunt Iiy
rMtlirr of Lail l'.liYtroi uttU
lii nlri. i. V, li. tjv 1 I Sm-i-ial
Telegram.) Suit for $10,mi0.daiuaei
n been lilea in district court here
again! the city of lk.it rice bv John
Conk for the death of his little sou.
Robert, who was killed last August
liu rniuiiitr ill ctmtArt uitll a liv
wire. Negligence is charged on the
ikurr ftf ilii. I'ittf in itiuintitiniiiL.' utttl
operating the electric line ot the
street where'the accident occurred.
1,173 Mileage Book IW1 liy
Stale Officers in 3 Years
Lincoln, May 2. (Special.) To
tal mileage hooks u.-cd by Hate em
ployes, exclusive of constitutional
oflicers in the last three year wa,
l,47o book. rhec are worth $JU
each or $44,230.
1 hey were divided among the state
departments as follows: Labor, 50;
trade and commerce, 385; public wel
fare, 24(1; puhhc works, loll; agrieul
tural, 150; finance, none.
Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
"You're a thief and a wife thief is the lowest
of the breed."
"You have stolen my wife from me. I never can
be robbed of her again, but she can be stolen from
ft
Claire
Windsor
-
NOW SHOWING
EXPRESS
1AST TIMES TODAY
. "MELODY AND ART"
' With Rente Rayn.
DEW1TT HUDSON &
ROBINSON JONES
JEAN GIBSON St CO.
Atlantic 2929
Ciilifornia Alien
Land Law Is Mold
riiroiiMituhoiial
IJcsi.li iils lut'lijfilili In t'ili.ii'
r!iit All.iv.f.1 In Act
(!uiirili.iiiii fur AiiirrU
can-Horn (iliililn u.
Sl ri4Mi'sco, JUy 2 A dciiaiou
declaring ntiioiuiiiiiiiuii.il ilui iHr
lion ut the California alien laud law
foi bidding aliens ineligible to citizen
ship load as itn.it dun-of the agricul
tural lands 't their American born
cluldien was banded down by the
stale supreme-coin r )ctcrday.
The decision was in the iae t
Ha)o Yatuo, Sutter county Japan
ese, who sought such guaid'atiship
oter the prison and rtate o Ins
iniliit ilanchlrr.
The decision trtcrrd a ihcisiou o
the Sutton t mini y siiiiitor mint.
Hhich denied Vauo's applnatiou for
such gtiaidianship.
The gii.ird.iiiiship it cure of the
state law prohibiting aliens ineligible
ior citizenship from holding latin
land constitutes an improper dis
crimination, the court held, because
"the right or priwhge ol a father
to he the guardian of his own minor
child does riot in any respect depend
upon or arise put of the nationality
or his eligibility to citizenship in this1
country. It has no relation thereto."
Similarly, according to the court,
the child was entitled to have her
father selected a her guardian. "The
and of the state of California. Koth
child i a native, of the I'nited Stales
ing can be denied to her because of
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Noon Luncheon for 35c
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"GRAND
LARCENY"
FEATURING
Elliott Dexter Q
IB
raX
rnn C
LAST
TIMES
FRIDAY,
IS f V.
All Successful Men
find it advisable to protect themselves
and families by making conservative
investments from their earnings. r
Do You Do This ?
Business men, farmers, professional men,
merchants, wage earners, women and
even children should be apart of, andin
vest conservatively in, large business.
Invest in a Home Town Security
Preferred Stock of
Nebraska Power Company
, Price $95.00 and dividend for each $100.00 Share
Invest through any of
our employes they're
our, Salesmen- Mail cou
pon for free booklet.
her lace or toW ilut it u.-t denied
10 'l c.iicus, egardirss ol lace or
color. Any piitilrgc that is gitcn
gnu-rally la cilieii of other M"",
iuut alo be given to htr upou Ihe
siue icrint, and her lace CamM be
coiisidrrcd as a (actor in the prob
lem, nr as a cu for d'tiial thneof
ti her,'
If the law is iiiMultd l pretrnt
evasions of ihe hw forbidding alien
ineligible to ritiienbip lo aciiiire,
pusses or rujoy agricultural land,
the court declared, it nuut have ome
tfiidcncy 10 remove ihe evil. Tin
ihe guardianship feature doe not
Jo, according to the decision, which
was written by Chief Justice Shaw,
ltciirceiitiitie AmlrewM
Start's Campaign on Fly
Washington, May J. (Special Tel
egram.) Representative Andrew
has started nu it liltle wat-hr-Hy
caiupaigii of hit own. lie i sending
litltriKJKNT
When toxic poisons penetrate the
intestinal wills EXPECT THE WORSTi
N'l-nt fullows) piillutlug ' of the
lilumi; Tills Ito-stis the pulsonitig of
fvt-ry oigun In Ihe body! Vitality
anil energy bt-cume lower e.u li rlny;
tho bruin beoomea sluseish. tld age
and Illness) gallop In!
You fun avoid all that by permit
nrmly relieving- constipation lid
uiuh of so per cent of all human Ilia
through tho regular una of Ket
logg'a Itran. cooKi-J und krumbleil!
Keep tho ellminatlve tntet open In
healthy, normal condition and you
will live In health 5 can louver.
Kt'lhiKK'a Kmn ia simply nut tire's
food. It is not a "ri'tuedy," but eaten
ri-Rtilaily iiu'li iliiy at least two
tuhlexpoonfuls In lirotiic t'liNe,
Willi ia It inc-iil It will aweep the
howclf, cleunittiiir and purifying.
S. E. Cor.. 16th and Douglas Street
Announces a
May Clearance
Sale
s
of Every Spring Garment
in Stock at
FORMER PRICES
1
Sale Starts Thursday, May 4th
at 8:30 A.M.
See Tomorrow's Bee and Our Window
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Nebraska Power Company
Electric Bids;., Omaha, Neb.
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More Information about Your Preferred Stock, '
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Name
Addres"
u-krtt tlutuidiiJ mil. lie lualOi seiv
iee poster and ami dy farm bulle.
tins t.k the i.niiiuliul auiiiotit
thioughoul Ihe I Hill disinct,
Can.li.lalo Wiilll.l dC J$
lVtlcrat I.iuor Mort
Mucin., May .,-iprcial.)--a
Here one ray of Mi for in
Ihiistv in a statement issued today
by Wilbur W, Amies of l)unbar,
one of the foe republican candid
ate for the l irt district congres
sional nomination;
"A government dispensary ir
evety coiiniy seat town only. '"'
ducted by the government, and lam
ihe allowed a certain specified
amount for snknc- every threo
month-, mi. ti be blacklisted and
nrosecuted if ihey abuse tin privi
lege, iinghi help lo put the botMlee
gir out of huMues, Time may o!v$
these thing for the people."
AOVtJITIr.VJtT.
You Htiniit nif.iict 10 feci slnggiahS
lo hate your lunm riu-rgv Itnpnlred
in have an i'ffi nive liremh! t'onaiij
pMtlou e-an hi Ijlnnir.l for them all
It hiiHtena old aito Just n It la l
spunsitilu for ill hiss'
The aged can he iieiimini-iilly re
lleved' ef e'rinntlpatliiii wiurles
throuiili the use of limn. Kvrry
memher uf your familv aliould fat
It every day. KelloKg'a limn in most
valuable In the diet of children. U
will maka them grow Htroug nud
rotiust. It rlcurit h muddy or pim
ply rompli-iitoii nnd remove nn ol
noxious tirentli. Kran'a health work
I wonderful.
KcIIokr'm Itran t ihliilou
eertnl or aurinkled over viher ho
or eold i-ere-iil. It lilken the tnosB
delightful pii inn ken, raisin hrendj
geiiix, rte. Iteilpi-H on every pack-aa-e.
JJuy Kctlogg'a iirnn at all
croi-ern.
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