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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. JUNE 11, 1922.
II A
Move to Reduce
"Postage Rates
' Made in House
Representative Kelly Inlro.
durei Bill to Rrpml Two of
Four Increase Imposed
as War Measure.
, Omihi Br Ih Mir.
Wuhjigton. June 10, Reduction
of leeond clit pottage rct, which
wer originally imposed it war
t4xei, v.n proposed in a bill intro
duced in the home liy Representative
M. Clyde Kelly, 1'etvuylvanu, re
publican. The bill it intended to
give relief to the newipapert and
rnagiiinr which hav made repre
sentationa to eongrett that the con
tinuation of high poital rates crl
ouily affected the entire publiahing
industry.
The Kelly bill would repeal the
latt two of the four increases in pos
tal ratet which werf made wider
the war revenue law of 1917. Repre
sentative Kelly, in a gtatement.
pointed out that newspaper and mag
aiine publishers of the country are in
need of relief from this discrimina
tory war tax in order that the press
may continue to function. He stated
that the proposed measure retains
the present zone system of postal
charges, but reduces the amount of
charge to the second advance in
rates which became effective July 1,
"19. According to Mr. Kelly, the
ratet asked would still give the gov
ernment 175 per cent more than the
prewar rates and would not relieve
the publishing industry of one cent
of the other federal taxes paid by
it In common with other industries.
Weddi
ngs
Dana-Boehrer.
0neva The merriate of Mli Lorett
fuehrer end William pane took place at
Tor. The ceremony wis performed ba
th county Jud. Mr. and Mr. Dans
want to Omaha on a ahort honeymoon.
Dallarrt-MrCoy.
Bloemflelfi Wayne Dallard and Mra.
J. B. McCoy war married at the Fred
Heevrlr. home by Rev. M. E. Richmond.
The brlda la a daughter of W. H. Need
htm, adltor of the Bloomfleld Monitor,
and came hero from Arnold nearly a
year ago. She has been working In an
orchestra with Mr. Dallard for soma
time. They wlll make Bloomfleld their
horns.
Frederick -Stryksr.
Callaway George Frederick and Miss
Ferna Stryker. toth of Callaway, ware
married hers.
LoTell-Oweos.
Madlaon Percy Lovcll, aon of William
Lovell. and Miss Alice Owena, daughter
of Mr. snd Mra. Marlon Owens, were
married at tha home of the bride's par
ents. Rev. Mr. Wimbler officiating. The
groom Is proprietor of the Midway Oil'
works here. The bride is a Norfolk school
teacher.
Hrhrorder-Stewart.
MoCook Ciuy A. Schroeder of Mlnden
snd Miss Ora L. Stewart of McCook were
married here. They will be at home at
Mlnden.
Three Marriages.
Nebraska City Miss Hallle Bruce and
George M. Lathrop were married at the
horns of the bride.
Mlaa Elinor Roberts and Walter Kuen
ning of Auburn who were married here
will make their home at Auburn where
tha (room la employed ty the govern-
klimm nnnna T - ....
Harold Spry of Clarlnda, la., were mar-
v'mA a, V. V i . i l . .
' Mvuia ui me onae near uun-
nfT Jhey wl" make thelr nome at
Clarlnda where the groom la manager of
tha Swift & Co. plant.
Knhlruftn-Wlleol.
At the residence of the bride four miles
northwest of Tabta Rock. Mias Alma Wil
cox wis married to Richard Kuhlman,
V.' Ti,J5rlde ,s daughter of Mr. and
Mrs c. R Wilcox and the groom, a aon
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kuhlman, prom
Ln,nL r?8l,SI in the Long Branch
neighborhood.
Double Weddlnf.
k t?wne? c''y A double weddln was
held at the home of Mr. and Mra. Wilbur
McClaughery at Washington. Kan. Their
two daughters, Jessie and Luclle, were
xi.. u. m"Lae' ,he former to Noah
H'?' w,"1,hJntm " the latter to
Frank Van Winkls of Linn, Kan.
Parish-Thomas,
viil lce- K"ner Earl Parish. S, and
Miss Ida May Thomaa. It. both of Cort
MeMmere marrlei1 her by County Judge
La Vloletto-Plneen,
Columbus. At a nuptial mass at St.
Bonavanture Catholic church, Miss Agnes
Dlnssn of this city became the bride of
man vloIett. North Bend business
Burton.KaJl.
Moorefleld. Miea Phoebe A. Nail,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. T. Nail, one
or our most prominent farmer families.
d Kay E. Burton of -Weelfleet were
married tev t T. nnaeit at Ins
buna .if the bi d The )aitns teMpls lll
b St home n W.elfl.al, aae. ths freea,
la .nt taf lee ieiiUi4 nil cemiar
Ta) IsupUa W 4,
Wei r"t-4asl giramauut sat Me
M:vine II mhh an t .... r -.H.,n m l
Mi. 1-rsM.ia Utti tnairiti tt
i uunty Jul. a I'rfi.l
Aad'raun I'sIM.
Tack Ravmuii.1 J. AMeraaa and
I'staia inamait i hs tluine
'I IK- brHaa pa'snia. Mr. and Mra J l
ftxiMK. ih gieutn is s"-',4 "h 'be
I'lljf .Sal), n.l bank as imUuiii . .hir,
Wrbrnn ling.
N'alton lniur W.hrn n and Miu
Koih-r tans', ids mn'i vf aur ynunsar
rrs married si Hading. Th l"e
t lli-ir niarruse iama aa 4 auiprme is
their men iiftiiie Tn-y make Iheir
horns beta,
hntlrhl-Unk.
Paairi' 4iia Kraicbt, , and Mia
Amatia I m: .. l'li if Mrtilll. Kan.
wria ma . i I hrfa by t iiunly Ju'lge
Meanivc. '
Walxin-Hlraland.
Otand talatid - Wsi."B snd Miss
ra Pliubain Hi'-lsnd, IxJ'h of Wi,...
Itivrr, fra married at ih fits! Slfihx-di-t
paia-Miass in this rliy, Bav. J. II.
Milt petfntii.ing the ring ceremony in
ilia praaana .if a few ImmcHaie ralsilvae.
Afiar a brief inn to Omaha tha roiil'le
! Hill ra.4s on a farm near Wood River.
! Horner-W right.
i Orand Inland harnica rirsl Wright and
! 8i.n.'rr Auauat llnrnar, boih of nroila.
at marred at tha rourihouas In Ihia
1 iity,' C'nur.ty Juilga .Mullin performing the
j i-eiemaiiy. Thry will islla at Bcoiia,
Watn-n-Mabet.
Grand lslan.1 Cnuiny Judge Mullin, at
! the courthnuie In Inia tliy. married John
Hums Wataun nf lioniphan and lean
Mason Mabel of Albsria, Canada.
Flowsre-TrmeftrlUr.
Orand Island Harry W. Flowers and
Mlaa l.eah Traarnrlier if Haalinta mora
married in this elty st ths residancs of
Kov. M. L. K"ae, pastor of ths First
christian church Mr. and Mra. Flowers
will make their home In Hastings.
Iionald-Hastciu
Orand Uland Numbered among ths
elaborate weddinaa of ths spring sesaon
was that nf Iiruco Wanton Donald, aon
of Mr. snd Mra. L. II. Ponnld of Orsnd
lalsnd. and Mary Edna Uaatcn, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Van Dyks Baaten of
Kearney, which took plars at St. Lukes
Hplsoopal church, Kearney. In the pres
ence of over 701) Invited gueata. Bishop
Beecher of Hastings read th marriage
lines, a stli ted by tha rector, Rev. Mr.
Mursden. Following lha ceremony of for
mal reception was held st Ihe horns of
the brides parmta. After a three weeks'
strfy st Colorado Springe ths couple will
raatda in this ritv. the aroom being con
nected with the Donald company, whole
sale grocers.
Anderson-tiaclh.
Schuyler Roland Jenkins and Miss
of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Uaeth. waa mar
lied to' O. Clarence Anderson of Elgin,
Rev. O. C. Hellickson of the Lutheran
rhurca officiating. They will reaida In
Elgin, where Mr. Anderson la engaged In
ths automobile bualnesa.
Jenklna-MrHurnry.
Schuyler Roland eJnklna and Mlas
Feggy McBurney, both of Schuyler, were
married at the Methodlat paraonage, Rev.
George M. Gates, officiating. The brlda
owna and operates one of tha millinery
etorea: tha groom la a business man of
our city.
Prlce-Da is.
Schuyler Mlsa Nellie R. Davis of
Schuyler and Paul Price of Newman
Orove worn married in the Eplacopal
church, Rev. William L. Blaker of Colum
bus reading; the marriage lines.
Business Activities
Falarga frsauaarr.
Aurara Hatau-s ( lie s'eat Increase
it. miikina is Hamilton caunftl ths la. si
ur.nnl hue (landed I a.i. la Ha fcuiM- I
tug and e i p.tirti A new rhura with I
rai a. ii f I pounds has bean la.
InaUII fclea-irwllrrs.
Flalismauiu rhs elty iuun.1l has cre
ated an ale. irollar diamM eaiaading from
lbs llurllngtan statiea vast en Mam
atiaet, a ittaiatira of seven biotas The
new ligute "ill l.a put in simultaneously
oith the near smrin senior snd m;n
Ileal avng IO bo laid this summer.
tlargaln Hays Kurress.
riattanii.uih a l:tn ron.-ruuve bargain
WsdiiaS'lay, a monihly Irads avaal. span
..tad by Ilia llailaitnuih Ad rlub and
pariieipate.1 la by nearly ovary business
bua in luwn, has pravan inois eurceaa
fii. than any h'ld bettira. A new foa
tura racantiv sd.lad la tha ftes auction
Isa'a. i-i'iuiling a rearing hnua for sac, mil.
I hmid aril. Irs of all kind4 Ths inen'hania
er-.t lo ronilnuo the Wednesday sales
land srs smarlng upun Iheir second esr
vnh ma giastssl o co-operation and en-Hm-iasm.
Third (irneraliosi la Mlora,
I'lattamoulh 1 he lliltd gsnetation "f Ine
family to rondu.t Iho earns meal snd
grocery buaineas hers was brought about
this work when John V. Hslt look over
Ihe Inisreat of his father. John tjatt. Ths
bi'iinees as oatabliahed In by A.
U. Hslt, being ronducied by him until
t ago, when his en purehaaad Iho busi
ness. John, lr , lha new ownr, has bean
a partner with h's father In lha bust
i' res lor a number of yaars.
Kail Harvard Marks.
Harvard Tim Farrell sold his meat
market and equipment to J. P. Rosen
burg, who rondune a grocery atoro bars.
Mr. Rossnburg will combine the matkat
wall his grocery atore. Mr. Farrell plans
u open a real sstata office In Iho fu
ture. SU Bankrupt Slock.
Ciete At iho sale f tiw"?
Ilcrecky & Co. atock. J. J. Novak of W li
ber was ths high bidder at SUOO. Ths
grocery department waa first offered, then
th alios department, and last the dry
goods department. Thsvblds on ths sop
mate departments did Jiot com up to
iho order of th court ss to amount, so
tho whole stock was then bunched and
ottered, and after several bide wars re
colved. the goodg went to Mr. Novak. Th
ti.l't will pay th creditors about HO
cciita on th dollar.
Get Delayed Material.
Beatrice Structural "."? ''i.,..M?nVl
has delayed work on two brick buildings
in Beatrice, lha Schneider and Kpleg!
blocks, has reached th city snd will be
lut In place at one.
Let! Water Contracts.
Tcumsch Contracta were swsrded for
the tnaterlsl and labor for tha nsw
Starling waterworks. The 121.000 bonds,
recently voted, wero sold to ths Omaha
Trust company.
Create Paving District.
Fawneo City The city council voted a
second paving district composed of It
blocks. This covera the residential sec
tion of tha aouihern portion of the city
Tha contract will be lt at once.' Thla
will give Pawnee City 33 blocks of nsw
pavement by fall.
Barber-Eyre.
Superior A very pretty wedding oc
curred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Kyre, when their oldest daughter, Del
ma, waa married to George Barber.
Nelson-Rumhaugh.
Beatrice Raymond Nelson and Mlsa
Anna RumbauKh, two welt known young
people of Beatrice, were married at Lin
coln by Rev. R. M. Badger. They will
make their honeymoon trip to eastern
points before returning home.
BmsseiRneur-Crowdell.
York Joseph J. Beaaselgneur of this
city and Anna E. Crowdell of Benedirt
were married by Rev. Father Cullen of
St. Joseph church.
Condon-gchalfer.
York Raymond V. Condon and Helen
Schalfer, both of Exeter, were united In
marriage by County Judge H. G. Hopkins.
Icle-Chaney.
York John F. Iclo and Edna Chaney,
both of Lincoln, were married at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hannls, Rev.
George Webber officiating.
Rturgeon-Goodhand.
McCook Dr. Turner Sterling Sturgeon
of Scottsbluff and Miss Vera L. Gondhand
of Ord were married here. They Im
mediately left for Denver. They will bs
at homo at Scottsbluff after a brief
honeymoon.
Davis-Nichols.
David City The marriage of Mlas
Genevieve Nichols and Donald F. Davia,
both of David City, took place at the St.
Luka M. E. church. Rev. C. G. Bader,
pastor of that church, pronounced ths
marriage lines. ' The groom is ths son of
Mr. and Mra. O. E. Davis and is as
sociated with his father In the firm of
Davis & Son. hardware. They will make
their home In David City.
Three Mexican Army Officers
Shot to Death on Border
Laredo, Tex., June 10. The bodies
of Gen. Lucio Blanco, Col. Aurelio
Martinez and Major Garcia, killed by
Mexican customs guards and soldiers
Wednesday night as they headed
a band of men attempting to enter
Mexico, were recovered from the Rio
Grande today.
Legion Notes
Membership Day Named.
Lincoln. July 1 hsa been dealgnated
by National Commander MacNIder of th
American Legion as "Membership day.
To carry on the Leglon'a comprehensive
program for the relief of service men
during the aummer. Commander Mac
NIder has urged a united front and all
Incluoive membership. By midnight July
1 it is hoped that each post will have
Increased Its membership by at least 16
per cent.
Ritchie Calls Meeting.
Lincoln William Ritchie. Jr.. depart
ment commander of th Nebraska Legion,
has issued a call for a meeting of ths
department executive committee of the
I.eslon In thia city on the morning of
July IS. Important matters, ouch as
convention arrangementa, language, liti
gation, Legion history, memberahlp poli
cies and other problems are up for dia
cusslon at thla meeting and all members
of the committee ara urged to bt present.
Islanders Test North Platte.
Grand Ieland Grand Island post again
has attained the goal of being third larg
est Legion post in Nebraska. For some
weeks North Platte and ths locals have
Here is one opportunity
for a summer home,
Lake Okoboji, 7-room
cottage, well furnished,
with row boats, beau
tiful surroundings, lake
shore front, will rent
for the season. Call
C. S. Andrews, Wal
nut 0441.
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Omaha's Newest Cafe
will be open to the public
Monday, June 12th
under the direction of
Androus and Psaros
both, experienced in the
restaurant business.
YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED
Metro Cafe
ANDROUS & PSAROS
1417 Farnam Street
baa a alierasllng for thia place M'mbar.
snip aa stand. Uin4 lalsnd, lit, N.rth
Han. l. .
Faewlanatl t barlae laaaed.
Maeala Carmananl iharl.i. Kate barn
east te 4he rul!ua;i:g titiiiarta of tha
Nahraaka Amenrs I.esiiH; I'- i
HutltpHl, ha'ttMii H,i..,v lla.rr l'it,
rairni.nl, llaiin.i. n'hfH..n. Biatr. t'.i.ei.,
Madrid, Fl'llluM, Long Tina ana
4.n.
Want Kallr.asd Katre I ul,
Lincoln Tha atata ilM'aimi.nl nf lb
Nebraaba Amerl.an Lrginn is isiung up
with she islltna.ta the matter n( nbtain
Ing reduced rates for lha stela i'me.
Hun of ihe lasmn al Vurk In Hiimi "r.
Hume aaauran.es have lean gtvcti taut
su.h tatas tsill be alinaed.
Convention al York.
York Plana alrearly si a b-mg made
for ihe fourth annual convention "( lh
Nebraake Aineri.au l.riion lo be held
her aeplembsr l. It an. I Jo, An effort
Is being mad to bring t.igethar the
! Sb. et war hrro no eie de.otated
f..r bratary daring the world r Na
tional Commander llatilTd Mae Kldar.
Menstor-Klect Albert J M.veieee nf In
diana. Iluta nar bain M. k.lvia snd othei
tiataaiee il be on nl is ixaa S'l
ill t-aere.
Illg K Kir flannel,
. . Italian,' . . Alliati. all l.'gl' R an
fu.., I.. it. i m.I! b lit.1.1 h'te mi.lar the
i.i,'Lra i.( tit-. ...al ...at in July I lo
.'!.h tiln J,..o hi i-risea la i.ftaia.l lo
ttr.raio,ii rowb..a in loplns. bulldog
u-ntr, hiin,.-i-t,iittii au.l siaar-ri.ling ruu
teila and III larlrl umk. Ariansamtnls
hive bern mad f..r lh aeaiins ia? mnra
th.n I 'I, i, mi prr-ona. nthrr gainaa gnd
i.iilaaia have been a nana. I,
llrnnte Tablet flared,
riattsm..uih A Im.na labial has bean
pl.icad on lb south spurns, h of lh
o.urlhoufca hara In oiHniant..rati..n uf lha
I'aaa r.iuiity man who war killed ar who
it.ed In Hi world war, Th tablet was
aur.ha.s4 by lbs local un" of th Ttugk.
lata of lbs Amerira ftavolUllea tad Was
unveilsd lr Mi W. I. Al ihe
unveiling ihs rav Mills Makes o( l.iu
cola delivered lbs srf'liaaa,
Kadgee for .- mmandera,
Tnrk - II baa Juat t-" laarnrd heis
lhal a I'ereniuny lo ba Iratut.d al the
aula .on. an i ion of Iba N.lna.ka Aiuar
lcn Last" will b Iba fr..sanulbiit of
tai ioiiiiuan.lt.ta' badsae la lha thtee
luril.rr lomiliatl'lars "I III department
of NVbraae,. l 'is llbaly lhal Nauunal
1'i.mmsndar llsnfnid Ma.Nl'ler will ba
a.ka. to make lb piaanilation. The
f.irmar loniit.andars are John l- Slabar,
Karl U I'llne and llobart U. bimmona.
blmmnne lit I'olillrs.
Lincoln RobeM U, fimmon. past em.
mandi-r i.f Ike Sabiaaka Ameiican l.a
givii. has east Ins hat In lha ring tor
rungreaa. II saaks lh republican nomi
nation In lb iih district now reprs-
eanted by t ongraaajnan iMnrsiu.
Man Voumlffl FollowinR
Drawl in Sofl Drink Tarlorj
Fdrd Zaloutlrk. iMxtirilt and U
atrrnt, i ill St. Jfi'li ionl t'
A Hiiii.liul wcmmuI; Jjiiira ttrliUkJ
SrHfMreiiili a'"l Muniiir biifcU, and;
John .Swolmda. S"utli I'.iht I
renlli .Ireal an, I V C. IS.1lrill.lll.
Twrni.v-dr.t and S tlrrctj, arc m
Souili Omaha jail, while Frank (."an
hamrr, WO Souili Twrniifih ttrrct.
m (Ird, all at a rrmilt of a brawl at
John Kyhm'g poj ttand. Twftiiy irtl
and S tirrftt, l iiday cvfiiiiifi at $:Ml
Affording to tlif ioliiU report.
Call hamrr claimed lVhlck. Swoliotla
and Zaloutlrk aiatird to brat him t'.s.
Klin p'i ihrm nut. Paicnun tnd
m drip Uiihamrr t hurt about
the l.u . He ran in 'hit hmiie, c
ruidniif in polire, got a hammer and
,.' taliher tevulver and relumed,
f l.tov. in; Ihe hammer at the tlrug
h'.imk mm and luoiiiig at Zaloudek '
I
Nom ll UmiI Crftlil Mrn.
InuiunaiMih.. hid, June 10, John
N. orrll of llimlmK'"". Va.. wat
fin led pretiilriit of the National At
lot Miiou of Credit Men yetterdav to
Mutred W. I. Irost of Dututn.
Minn.
Keatl ThTllre tl th way throufih.
You will find it interettinf.
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The Beautiful Living Room L
Bargains Typifying Hartman's
Money-Saving Values
8-Fiece OTerstnffed Suite Your choice of
velour or tapestry and velour combinations.
Loose spring filled cushions, JijOtjr.OO
spring edge. Bargain price . . . i0
Beading Lamp Adjustable with blue or
rose shade; mahogany Jj$Q.75
base, wired, at v
Windsor Bocker Rich brown mahogany
finish and specially $1 Q.5U
marked at --
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your
Italian Renaissance Dining Room
Oblong Table Four Chairs
With Host Chair to Match
This 6-Piece Set In rich two-tone Italian brown fin
ish; carved exactly as Illustrated in the picture above.
laDie is 4dxou incites ana extends to " GfyBBJ CA
feet The chairs are upholstered In high- ? c 1 o v
grade leather. Priced complete JF (
Drop Doors
With Porcelain
Panels
Enamel Splashers and Broiler
4-Burner Top Self Lighter
Price alone cannot mean anything when
judgins a value as to a gas range. Only
by a reputation for baking can you meas
ure up its true worth. We fully guar
antee the qualities of this "Baker" make
range and ask that yju 9 Q
era. it Tina a lianv- T Ha "
baked-on Japan finish. Wjjz
specially pncea
Attractive Ranges in
Garlands and Peninsulars
If
White Enamel Lined
Refrigerator
The Ranney Make Sold by
Hart man for 15 Years
We believe we have in the Ran
ney, the refrigerator ideal, rea
sonable in price, built to lat
and give economical service,
built to preserve food as food
should be preserved, wholesome
ly and efficiently. Note this
generous size,,
Ksryl frw
so desire, spc- JL HoP
cial at
Special Markings in
Porcelain Lined Types
4-Passenger Lawn Swing Bargain
Has Waterproof Finish. Adjustable Seat
This swing is not to be confused
with cheaply constructed swings
usually advertised at or around
our price this week. It is 8
feet high, has waterproof finish.
Hardwood construe- SC3.l)5
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tion throughout;
strongly braced and
and unusual value at
No Canopy Included
Water Coolers
Big Special
Flat style, galvanized, in 3
quart size. Can be placed next
to the ice in your refrigerator,
keeping a fresh supply of ice
cold water on hand.
49c
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Jint Jrrived-and flow on Sale!
We now have, without doubt, the largest assortment in the city, offering the most un
usual opportunity for selection. Beautiful patterns, the choicest products of the ru
makers' art, and wonderful color effects are here in abundance. '
9x12 Seamless Velvets 9x12 Wool Brussels
Oriental and Persian effects, $42.50 Newest designs and colors. $29 50
values , 27.50 values 21.75
v 27x54-inch Axminsters, $6.75 values, at. . . :. . . . . .$3.65