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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1922)
10 Omaha Attorney Knows Man Elected Chinese President t , (MaSHaM , , a) Harry Palmer Treated to Champagne and Cake at Born of Li Yuan.Hung in Tientsin. 'Harry ralmer, Omaha.' attorney, probably ia the only local man who Imowa personally tht new president of tht Chinese republic, Li Yuan Hung. They met while Palmer, tbea major in the army, was sta tioned in north China on tht staff of Col. William H. Morrow, com manding tht American expedition in China. . Palmer' diary of July 18. 1919, 'reports tht Omahao't entertainment in Tientsin that day at tbt beautiful home of tht then ex-president, 'de posed a short time before because he was the "peace man" o( China, Diary Telia of Party, "After tea with Mr. Funatzu. the Japanese consul general, Colonel forrow, Lieutenant Colonel Smart and I went to' call on Mr. Li Yuan Hung, ex-prejident of China," the diary reads. "His is the most beau tiful home I have seen in . China. Quite -as wonderful as .any home I have ever seen. We were met at tlje gate of the outer wall, by' a Chinese and Siek soldier, as Mr. Li's home is in tht British concession. Our car.ds were carried .16' Mr. Li, Yuan Hunt's secretary, who. came out into, the garden to meet us. ,We had a very pleasant ' visit 'with his excellency, the ex-presideftt, who served tea, champagne 'and cake...' Eyta Turned to America. ' : "Mr. LI said, that he expected to ' go to America W study and that he wished , to- aend hit . son to college and to. law school. His secretary, Mr. Sua, it lawyer and a graduate of . Syracuse university. . Mr. Li is 51 years old. He exercises regularly, rides,v and has reduced his .weight tome 2S pottnda'Jn tht last few months. He - is . very active , and speaks 'some .English. He learned English wbetr a, student in the naval school aome. 38 yeaYs ago. He per sonally conducted us through his home and ittnvjfohs. ;' t "Aa we were leaving, Mr. Lj ex- pressed deep' regret that , he could not, return Colonel Morrow's call in person as he was being watched with suspicion from Pekin and hit actions in making the call might be miscon strued. He' urted us to call again soon and have dinner with him." ;-v.V It Promising 8ign. ; - Mr '- Li'a return to popular favor is a 'promising' sign for China, Pal mer believe. , Mt waa an interesting coincidence that both other officers with Palmer " that day had formerly been stationed in -Omaha. Morrow's brother was formerly in the law office of John , Lee Webster - and Lieutenant Colo nel Smart married May Sullivan, an Omaha girl, while' be waa stationed at Fort Crook. 1 New Law Means Big Risk Iqr pfnnk. Auto Drivers CUrksbur,' tW; Va., June fl owing to recent legislation a person runs a big risk when operating an automobile on West Virgjnia roads while under the influence of liquor. In Magistrate Charles L. Morgan's court Daniel Barnett, a farmer of Mount Clare, was sentenced to serve 30' days in jail and to pay a fine of $25 and costs-for driving his auto mnhil while .intoxicated: he also was fined $100 and edits and sen- tenceo to serve ou aayi in jail lor having moonshine liquor in-his pos session at the time. In addition he had his automobile license revoked vfor a year. ';.".-:;,''' ABvaaKiusMorr. lidrsOY and Bladder TroubtoGonquord --' -. -mm y Back or uor.3 Tat it .: Mid Dr. Cart?, I have Imm Mythlii. wiv PMintioii No. 977 'for kidnr ajU bUuldir tiduM and now that I rsflrad from pnetiea I har mad' rmngMBti with laadlas rfranUta ta dliDai tkia woodarfol pra- acriatioB . at.-, -a noamU prlca, aa the mm hack tt dlnattaficd plaa. - - Bwr , -of "kMBay -diiaaM thoataada ) at It mrmrr ytar wha oucht to ba n Joylna tfc-Murine tt Ufa sad haalth. Watch tha snwteBM. 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Priced at but r Omixha Trunk" Factory l i ''Tdatawaata HaaJaaartara , Elks Quartet to Sing (or Bee Radio Program Tb Bee' radio program Wednes day night will bt broadcast from tht Omaha Grain exchangt station, WAAW, from :1S to - Tbt Council Bluffs Elk quartet will sing a repertoire of their favor ite selections. These singers .are oseph R. Cerke, first tenors Alec lengtson, second tenor; Chartee S. Haverstock, baritone, and James F. UcCtrmtr. bass. The Boys' Glee club of Omaha Technical High scnooi win sing "Kentucky Babe" and "Pale in the Amber West." Mrs. Fred G. Ellis will direct the glee club. Henry W. Dunn, Omaha s police commissioner, will sing one or more numbers, accompanied by Emilie Mitilaff. . Mrs. Ellis also will sing, her selec tion to be "Mv Laddie." Another concert will be broadcast from the ' Grain exchange station Friday evening. 8:15 to 9. Humphrey -Men Held ' Lincoln, June 12 George Lemar and Edward Graham, young men of Humphrey (Neb.)," driving an auto mobile at what was declared to have been a high rate of speed in the eastern part - of Lincoln, -ran into C H. Payne,, a Lincoln man, who sustained a fractured skull 'and the breaking of several ribs. At the hospital it was said his condition is serious. ' A0VBBTIEME.NT. GAINS 25 LBS, AND FEELS FINE" ALL THE TIME , Bronson Resident Says She Can't Praise -Tan Uc Too Highly Since It Completely Rid Her of ' Diatreaaing Stomach Trouble. 1 "I have been relieved of all my troubles and have gained twenty pounds by taking Xanlac," declared Mrs. F. W. -Watkins of Bronson, Kan. . . , "I lost my appetite and my diges tion got so out of order I couldn't eat a thins but- what it caused gas which kept me miserable. My head ached so I could hardly stand it, and l had frequent spells ot dizziness when black spots floated before my eyes. I here was an awlui hurting in my back, my nerves were so badly unset I could never Ret any sound sleep and it was out of the question for me to do my housework. "But the difference Tanlac has made in my condition is just wonder ful. My appetite is just splendid now and I can eat anything I want and never feel a sign of indigestion. I can t praise Tanlac too highly. ianlac ia sold by all good drug gists. ADVUTISUSKirC STOP ITCIIIIIG ECEZMA Penetrating, Antifcptic Zemo Wir Help You Never mind- how often you have tried aad failed, you can atop burn ing, Itching Ecsama quickly by ap plyinar Zemo furnished by Any drug- aist tor 88c Extra large bottle. 11.00. Healing begin tht moment Zemo la anolled. In a short time usually every trace of Eczema, Tet ter, Pimplea, Rash, Blackheads and similar skin diseases will be re moved. ' For clearing the skin and making it. vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, .the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. When others fall it is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles 01 ail Kinds. . Hotel Castle OMAHA ftULBRANSEN PLAYER PIANO Watiomlbt.fyicaL in the Back. WMMltouaa !700 495 The Art and Music Store 151315 DougUa Street $2.65 s nrr p rrr w I LJ uuw jaf-;r'Ww HP Capper-Tincher Grain Futures, Bill Reported House Committee on Agricul ture Report Measure With Only Minor Changes From Original Form. ',. OtMk Boa Wire, ', Washington. June 12. Favorable action was taken in the' house com mittee on agriculture on the Capper Tincher bill re-enacting the grain futures act to meet objections in the recent decision of the supreme court of the United States. The bilL was approved with only minor changes from the form - in which x it was . ' ' ;n -.... ,.: - U 1 Rem a mil, gmtf Hi THIS Bfc: UMAMA. TUtSlM. JUNE IS, Wl. drifted in the Department of Agri culture. The bill will be considered by the houte on Thursday. The measure is designed to accomplish tht stmt re sult as the original grain futures act, but bases the authority for the regu-. Istion of i grain exchanges on the commerce clause ' of the constitution instead of using the taxing power. , , The 'committee refused to delay action on the bill in ordeMo permit a representative of-the i railroad and warehouse. commission of, Minnesota to -be heard, r P. P. Quist, who is in charge of the weighing' service of the Minnesota commission, ' was to ' be present at today'a hearing, but was delayed by a railroad washout and telegraphed that he would be on hand tomorrow." ; ( Mr. Quist had intended to . urge the committee to eliminate the1 sec tion of the bill giving the secretary of agriculture authority over inspec tion of weighing -service, which was not provided in tht ; original grain futures act. ..- ' lor , i, ' . a J ' H r A gJIgsip toetc dkeaaJL Excursion Rate, $95.00 From coast to coast the securities of electric light and power companies are known to be among the very SAFEST investments. Your bank youi insurance company invest thousands and thousands of dollars in the SAFE securities of companies such as ours AND THEY DONTTAKE CHANCES. Omaha is growing, and it is this steady growth that makes necessary the securing of funds funds tp make addition to our system that Will adequately care for this increase. 1 Preferred 12 Rescued by Life Guards at Beaches Twelve persons, among them two women, were rescued by life guards at the four beaches in Omaha Sun day. -Ira Jones, director of recrea tion, reported to the park commis sioner there were 8,000 persons in the water at the four beaches Sunday, At Riverview park,' eight persons, including two women, were rescued by Life Guards George McGrane and Herb Schrader. One man fought so hard in his struggles that McGrane had to take him to the bottom of the pool to break Jilt hold. Two were rescued at Municipal beach by Guard Harold Coffey and two at .Morton pool by Guard Billy Earl. This is not an unusual number of rescues for so early in the season, ac cording to Jones. That's the comfortable feeling you'll have when you invest your savings in: transportation, aboard the . PROSPERITY SPE CIAL, athrough train to INDEPENDENCE. A share of the PREFERRED STOCK: of THE NEBRASKA POWER COM PANY is all the ticket you'll need for this EXCURSION to INDEPENDENCE. Fare, $100.00 $100.00 Shares may NOW be had for'$95.00 and dividend per share. At ' this price each share pays 7.37 per year on your money. Put your DOLLARS to work, keep them from getting into lazy habits BUY NOW the . Stock of the Nebraska Power Co. IMvidends are paid regularly and promptly, every three months. , Dividend checks are mailed to Stockholders , . I,' March 1st June lst--September 1st December 1st Atk any Nebraska Power about transportation- Ticket Offices The Farnam at 15th Atlantic 3100 . County Democratic Club Behind Shannon for Sheriff J. J. Shannon, who filed yesterday for he democratic nomination for sheriff, has been indorsed by the Douglas County Democratic club whose members promoted his candi dacy. 3r. Shannon was a member of the state legislature of IV17-1918. He sponsored the twlce-a-month payday bill for railroad employes and was father of the bill which required rear vestibules on street cars. "The records will show that I led in the fight for woman's suffrage," Mr. Shannon said. Grahams Fail to Agree on Financial Settlement Failing to reach a financial settle ment yektcrday, Mr. and Mrs. How ard B. Graham will have a private conference with Dittrict Judge Sears at 8 this morning, preceding the hear ing of a suit for separate mainte Transportation payable $10 when you board the "SPECIAL" and $10 a month as the trip progresses until the fare is paid. s , . ' Co. Employee Nebraska Power Go. Write for Literature No Obligation Incurred' w INFORMATION COUPON w 1 (Without Obligation) Nebraska Power Company, Electric Bldg., Omaha. Please send me Illustrated booklet, "More Power to Your Money," containing (1)More Information About Your Pre ferred Stock, (2) Detaila of Easy Payment Plan, (3) How to Judge an Investment. - Name Addreaa '. B4) nance, started by Mrs. Ci4t The ict cream msuuUcturer, though worth lloO.wX), according to the wife, is willing to pay her only 1 100 alimony. Site s.U fJUO. A compromite mav be artectcd. The couple have a M year-old son, Howard, jr., who is to be kept in school at the expeme of his father. Dreckenridge Long Comet to Defense of Hoover PJattsburg, Mo., June 12. Defense of Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce, was made here Satutrday by Breckenridge Long, candidate for the democratic nomination for Unit ed States senator. Long attempted to show that Hoover, attacked so bit terly by Senator Reed, had little to do with the fixing of wheat prices. Reed has Kern quoted as charging Hoover made farmer lose billions by fixing maximum wheat prices during the war at figures intended by congress to be a minimum. 2514 M Street MArket 1500 Woman Hurnrd to Death 1'ortUn!, Ore June 12. Mrs. Mary Kdard, was found en vflotd in rl4inrs in iutk hrre noiiiing iui urcn saturaira nn VtxottM. 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