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The daily times., 1919-08-02
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PLENTY OF MEAT

There is plenty of meat in the
country according to statistics and
the meat trust is simply corner1ng
the supply in order to bring about
fictitious and higher. prices that it
NAV pay larger dividends.
The government should make the
meat trust disgorge and fix the price
at which it is sold, and thus by sup
plying the demand for meats bring
about a reduction of price.
Again it should cut the price OF
wheat, for why should the farmers
he allowed to sell their wheat at ex-
tortionate prices, and thus make the
bread high, and in turn keep wages
high.
Not until bread and meat, the stan
of life, are reduced wages will never
come down, and there can be no ba-
sis on which to adjust the wage scale.
Put the price of these necessary artl-
eIes on a fair basis and then Will 1ol-
low the proper reduction and ad-
iustment of the wage scale, for WORK
ingmen certainly will be able to work
for less and have professed will
ingness to work for less If they can
make both ends meet and lay by
something for rainy day, and GER
tainly no one could expect less OF
them.
The five packers control all of the
meat of the country. They controi
the canned goods. They control the
hides and therefore they have much
to do with the high price OF shoes
They also control the wool, because
they handle the sheep, and hx the
price of mutton and Of the WOO
which grows on the back OF tne
sheep.
The situation is brought vlVldi!
hafore the President by Messrs
stone and Lee representing the En-
eineers and Traimen, who told MN
that they were not asking for an IN
crease in wages, but for a reductloI
of living expenses.
The daily times., 1919-08-02

otherwise surplus of workers
exists. Provisions and groceries
continue in, good demand, vegetab-
les are more plentiful, but there is
no reduction in prices, here or in any
line of moment instead the tendency
continues upward. There have been
few failures during the month. Col
,lections are fair, Though slow IN
lsome localities. Railroad traffic
has cleared up and there are now
few embargoes or delays in ship
ment. Coal operators report short
age in some grades and stocks are
accumularing slowly. Bank clearings
continue large and recent prevailing
rates are maintained.
THE CROPS.
All crops have been damaged by
recent rains followed by excessive
heat. Tobacco has been damaged
from 10 to SO per cent, corn from
l1O to 80 per cent, Wheat has
sprouted badly in the field where
not threshed, in some places the
damage has been Is per cent; Cot
ton has deteriorated from 10 tc
80 per cent and the same may
be said of penauts. The fields are
grassy and in many river bottoms
crops have been entirely destroyed
In some localities hardly more thar
so per cent of a normal crop of cot
ton and tobacco may be expect
ed.
The daily times., 1919-08-02
RETURNED FROM CONVENTION.

DR.. Shafer has just returned from
Rochester, New York, where he has
been attending the convention of
the American Optical Association,
that in addition to postgraduate
work, it was his privilege to see
glass made, the glass used in max
ing of lenses, also that it was his
privilege to inspect the great fac
mountings are made.
The daily times., 1919-08-02
LADIES

When irregular or delayed use
Triumph Pills. Safe and always de-
pendable. Not sold at drug stores.
Do not experiment with others, save
disappointment. Write for "Relief
and particulars; it's free. Address:
National Medical Institute. Afilwau-
kee, wis. (s-)
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kOUPI Sc Z druhe ruky fezni-
cka lednice. kdo il ma Ia pro-
dej necht' necha adresu v adm.
/. listu. 1-13
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Prekazeny manevr.

(Z kancelare prazskych ozbro
jenych SHORTY
Ma dnesek probationary vel
ky manevr nebude Sc konati
pro neprekonatelne prekazky.
Deseti clenum sboru zakaZal
lekar pit pivo.
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OO~OOOOOONOOOOOl
Pouze zadneho dekana dosud
nevykazovala jejich rodinna
galerie a proto nejmladsi ratio
lest pana Skalickeho, kupce je
ste stareho razu, po ruznych
pokusech a nezdarech ma aka
demiich obchodnich, fakul-
tach universitnich jinde, uja-
la Sc a rozkvetla konecne Sc
minari. Skalicti zili take spa-
sobem, kteremu Sc meste RI
ka "vesti velky dum." 0 name
vrech bydlil u Mich pravidelne
nejmene general, davali casio
hosting a vecirky, protoze je-
Ste NELL svobodnou, starnouci
slecnu Finu, ktera tesla Sc n.y.
nj ma dekanstvi vic nez .jejl
pan bratr. V kruzich zasvece-
nych Sc vsak suskalo, re to bo-
hatstvi neni tax zavratne, re
sice firma je dosud solidni, ale
prece jen ze upada. Venkovsti
kupci - diky cilym agentum
- re uz odbiraji sve zbozi pri
mo Z tovaren anebo specielnich
skladu. Skalickym re uz odpa-
dl skoro vsechen obchod zen
gros" a drzi Sc jen detail, dro
bny kramsky prodej We meste,
ze ziii vlastne mad sve pome-
ry, mutt Sc zachovati lesk sve-
no domu = ale ted ten dekan
re by .je vytrhl, znamenite by
Jim prospel. -
Take Sc jeste dosle zadosti
ma purkmistrovskem urade ami
neohraly a pan katecheta Ska
licky hned ia tepla prijel.
Vzbudil znovu sensaci uz svym
zievem. V rodinne equipazi,
po boku sveho rozSafneho OF
ce. obiizdel mesto, predstavil
sc purkmistru mestske rade,
vsem clenum vyboru, navstivil
vsecky spice dfadu, predsedy
spolku -. vSecko to, co tvori u
mas "vefejne mineni' a tyz
den vecer daval v "Besede" dy
chanek pro pany jejich da-
my. Cepovalo sc 'Plzenske," ;"
kourila britanika, Skalickych
kram dodal sunku, kaviar a
vzacne salamy a iinc delikates
sy. Kdyz potom k pulnoci "a
Sumelo champanske V brouse-
nych, tahlych cisich, tn uz vSi-
chni titulovali katechetu Skali
ckeho 'panem dekanem' a V
nadsenych pripitcich vola!i mu
ma brzkou shledanou'.
0 tom vsem dovedela Sc je-
te teze noci stara Rouskova,
ktera stala ma strait a svymi
lidmi spehovala kazdy krok a
tab Skalickych. Jak Sc rano O.
tevrel telegraph TRAD, podali
Rouskovic depesi: "Prijed
hned, koudel hori!" Pan farai
Rousek tn byl jako ma koni a
matka prijala no S otevrenou
naruci a sc zarucenymi Zprava
mi o krocich jeho konkurcnta
Velka rOdinna rada Sc sesl;
vecer, "pramatka rodu," iat
Rouskove pc mest6 rikli, sams
vlastni rukou zavrela dvcre M
klic, usedla Sc do odreneho, kt
xeneho kresla v cele stolu z;
hajila poradu. w davno byl;
die imena sice vymenkafkou
a skutecnou asi tro.j jnasObnol
prababickou, ale dome n;
predmesti dvorci, ktery k ne
mu nalezel a ma kterem uz no
spodaril jeji vnuk, vladla do
sud ona a nikym neda'a 81 Wy
kroutit zezlo kostnate ruky
Pamatovala mesto. kdy mel
jeste vesnicky, selsky raz, kd
vetsina mestann jeste hospo
darila, kdy sc nestydeli wit d
ruky bic anebo pluh - ty sta
re easy udrzovala stale ma Ro
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d uInlmI 81 pOSkytnOutl mu
pon,oci.
"Nenalezim do rad tech sta
ryca blaznu," pravil po chvili,
"kteri pri kazde prilezitosti ma
bizi Sc lidem trpicim svoji mou
drou radu. Bylo by zbyteGno ra
diti tobe, abys rozkazal srdci
svemu dale byti. Vim, re sam 81
preies, aby sc tax stale, ably srd
ce prestalo vysilati krev do I'll
tvych a ty abys byl zbaven ra-
zem veskerych bolesti. Memo
hu take vzbuzovati v tob9 ne
jakych nadeji, v ktere sam ne
vefim. Jest skoro nemozno, a.
by madame Vidalova opetovala
tvOji lasku - ne snad proto,
re oys Sc svym zevnejskem ne
fnohl vyrovnati Sc jinym, nebot'
" tom ohledu velice pfehanis,
ale hlavne proto, re nautila sc
ma tebe jinak pohlizeti. Ona ne
byla zvykla videt t ejinak, nez-
Ii jako sluhu, jake nastroj. Kdy
by Sc jednalo pouze O tvlj zev
nejsek, daval bych ii nadeji.
Zeny jsou mnohem lepsi mas.
My pravime pouze: Je kr&sna?
Ony vsak zkoumaji tez naA
mravni stranku - zamiluji sc
spiso do naseho ducha a ne do
pouheho tela. My jsme mate
rialisty - ony jsou idealistky.
Fedora, MONA, re by mohla Sc
v rOzmaru SVEN zamilovati do
kriminalnika = kdyz by il je-
no stav dusevni imponoval, ale
stezl snizila by Sc k cloveku,
ma .ehoz povolani v jistych kru
zich pohlizi Sc 2 vysoka."
Zdalo Sc, re Marquis v horli
vosti sve zapomnel ma svIl no
stec nebot' povstal, uchOpil vi
belta pod pazi a jail Sc s MIN
prcchazeti po pokoji, pokracu-
ie We sve reel:
"Mluvim k tobe primo - mo
zn&, re dosti drsne - ale jest
to moji .povinnosti. Ale snad ii
budu moci poskytnouti aspon
castecnou ulevu. CO v lasce pu-
sobi nam nejvice bolesti? My
SlGnka, re pfedmet lasky naSi
nale3i jinemu citime-ii, re
nemilzeme V nj roznititi lasku
proto, ponevadz nalezi jinemu
Toho v pripadu tvem nesta/a.
Madame Vidalova zustava YER
non pamatce sveho chote a tim
ozblojena jest proti vsem moz
nyrl utokum."
Vibert Sc nahle zastavil, wy
trhl Sc ruky Marquisovy a
pravil:
Wy jste 81 uminil donutiti
mne k uplnemu vyznani, ne
ni-!jz pravda?"
"Ja?" otazal Sc Marquis pre-
kvapen. "Co tim minis?"
'Minim prave to, co pusobi
mi muka nejhroznejSi. Mon
sicur. Mel isem "a to, re jste to
uhadl = mylil jsem Sc - pro
sim "a odpusteni."
"Odpoustim ii, ale vysvetli
mi. Neskryvej prede mnou nice
no = tvuj boil jest bolem mym.'
"Monsieur,' odvetil Vibert
StlSnene, JSem Zarllv - Sllene
zarliv."
"a ma koho?"
Ma Savariho."
ma Savariho? Ona no milu
je?"
"Ona no bude miIovat."
Use. Monsieur, vse. o, Wy ne
znltC toho Savariho! Vysoky,
uklazeny, pravy Adonis - a
I'M luviti uni - ah, jak krasne
mluviti uni! A jak obratny -
o, Monsieur. ia znam veskere
ieho prednosti a vim take. ze
mlhz takopych ylastnpsti nenu
fze 7adne5;' zene zustati lhosteJ-
nyn."
Ale ona prece toho Glove
ka musi nenavideti - coz ne
Ibyl to OH. ia nemz lpelo pode-
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NemluV - nechcl SlySet Zad
nych SLOW diku nebo vdecnosti.
Ty mi bud'to sdelis, proc posud
obyvas tento dum - anebo to
sdelim ia tobe. ia verim, ze
kdybys Sc vidal titulu hrabeci
ho, opustil tyto krasne mistno-
sti a vratil Sc k svemu povola
nj, ze bys ucinil mezi nj a sebou
vetsi propast, nenf-liz pravda!
"Ano," odvetil Vibert tise.
"Ty il tedy milujes?"
"Miluji?" zvolal Viber tax,
ze Sc az Marquis ulekl, "milu-
il? Miluji il celou silou svebo
nezkazeneho srdce! Pravim ne
zkazeneho - nebot' ono ,po-
sud nepoznalo vasne a nyni s
tin. vetsi silou hlasi Sc ku svemu
pravu. Poznal jsem "a tn dobu
zivota sveho velky pocet zen,
krasnych zen - ale srdce mo
je pri pohledu na ne zdstalo L.
pine klidno. Tu objevila Sc O.
ma AS S celou bytosti moji sta
la Sc pojednou napadna - hro
INA zmena - a mole vaSen
proto propukla s takovou neo-
dolatelnou silou, ponevadz pro
budila Sc tax pozde! Citam
ctytjcet sest roku - a IDA Sc
mi, re v techto nekolika ty-
dnech muslin proziti cely svuj
minuly zivot - prodelati vse
to mac pohlizel jsem jak ma mar
most svetskou zpozdilstvi. O,
kez byste mohl seznati, co jsou
to muka, mysliti sobe: Konec
ne zde jest zena, ma kterou srd
ce me cekalo po drahnou radu
let - ano jest zde - jest pra-
We Ma blizku a ia Sc il nemohu
dotknouti! Ona jest zena, jake
jine - krasnejSi a puvabnejSi
nezli ony - ale prece jen ze-
nou, ktera rada nasloucha slo
vim lasky - vzdyt' jsou zeny
k tomu stvofeny - kdezto ia
- ia nejsem, jako JIM muzi -
jsem pouhy paclovek - pon6-
kud lepsi vydani opice. Zeny
stafeho Rima, ktere koupavaly
Sc spolecne Sc svymi otroky, "a
chazely by Sc mnou prave tax
- nepohlizely by ma mne jako
ma nuze, nybrz jake ma vec.
Tantalus We chvili svych nejkru
tejSich muk byl 'astnym SIM
telnlkem u porovnani Sc mnou.
On hladovel a ziznil - ia tez
hladovim - ia tez ziznim. On
vzlahoval marne rukou svych
po potrave a napoji - ia mar
ne vztahuji rukou svych pc las
ce!'
Vibert Ocit'oval jakousi dive
kou rozkos mad tim, kdyz takto
odhaloval svoje rany, ale co Sc
tyce jeho zevnejSku, tn pone.
kud pfehanel. Delal Sc mensim
osklivejSim, nezli skutecne byl
Proc tax cinil?
Chtel snad, ably mu Marquis
dopTal te radosti a slova jeho
mt yyvracel, pokousel Sc doka
zovati mu, re zevnejskem svyn
vyIovna Sc ostatnim muzum
Anebo chtel zpusobem timtc
zvykati myslence, ze mez
MIN a Fedorou je nepreklenu'
telna propast' a re zbytecno je
odGayati sc tax boleSti?
Marquis naslouchal slovun
Vibcrtovym velmi pozorne =
zdalo Sc mu, ze vraci Sc opet
do svehO mladi, kdyz slySel clt
veka mluviti o takovem moe
nenl zaru V srdci. Ten, jehoi
srdcc podoba Sc jiz vychladit
sopce, aspoh rad poslouch;
TEN. kdoz zachovali 81 v srdc
leste ohen; mimo to nebyl mt
osobou prave lhostejnou. Jaky
81 tajuplny syazek pribuzen
sky, iakesi kouzlo. zname po,
re markyzi samemu. tahlo to
hoto bohateho muze k police
nlnu jednateh - ,tomuto nep:
l 4
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3kSfSf3flflk}fSk IL !fSfSfSEf(kSkl(
.jindyIch S. Baar:
Ma dekanStvi.
Dill druhy. PokradoDdnf romdnu Posledni soud.
ROMAN


IySySy&ySySySySyS
|chleve, stodole a ma polich, nez
donna " kuchyni anebo pokoji.
kDokud byla ziya, at rikala
mlada panicka co chtela, ne
smell Sc koupit kocar starym,
|prizemnim domem nesmelo Sc
hnout. Dovolila prestavet sta
|je, rozsirit kGlny a stodoly, ma
koupit stroju, ale jedovatym
posmechem Slehala vsechny
'snahy po pohodli a touhy po
rozmarilem veselem zivote
mestskem. Pro svaty pokoj po-
drobovali sc mladi vrtochGm
pfisne stareny a zili v zdede-
nych tradicich sveho rodu.
Chodili proste sice obleceni, a.
lie dukladne a ciste, vystred-
nosti mody Sc jich nedotky a
po titulech a hodnostech sc ne
|ridili, neopijeli sc a nehyrili,
"a to- vsak vedelo Sc "u Rousku
ze jsou penize." - "Jenom co
ia baba nahrabe do roka "a
mleko, vejce, maslo a drubez,"
ipocitali zavistnici.
"a kde pax je ted prijem
Elavni, "a obili, dobytek, repu,
ovoce."
"Takovy statek We meste, to
.e zlatodol, zpenezi kazde pc
ficko a nos nemusi u domu Wy
strcit."
"Kazda nevesta Jim prinesla
penez jako babek, zivobyti je
takrka mic nestoji, deti neroz-
hazuji, vsichni jsou vyborne
zaopatreni, pane, ii Sc mali. u
,vidite, re ten jeho knez Sc tn
jeste stane dekanem."
"Komu Pan BGh, tomu vsich
nj svati. Ale milejSim by mi
1byl, nez ten panak Skalickych.
lCo je nam ia jejich pycha plat
ma. Nedaji tn remeslniku ami
stych udeiat. Kupuji vSecko V
Praze nebO We Vidni, to stara
Rouskova Ease dopreje Glove
ku vydelek, nesmiouva, a srd-
ce ma k chudemu cloveku,
zvlaste detem preje, celed' Sc
II Mich drzi zuby nehty.'
+! TAX mluvilo sc pc hospud-
kach, V kruzich drobnych re-
neslniku zivnostnlku, mezi-
tim co Sc u Rousku radili a po-
citali.
i Ultra je obejdeS, ably mere
xii, re isl u mich nebyl, &C je
TO, kolem do kola vzato, zby-
tecna a marna Vec a potOm
mech mne .jednat," ukoncila
poradu pozde v noci Rousko-
va, "ja te tim dekanem ude-
lam, mic Sc nebuj," dodala je-
j; ste, "potom me zadarmo aspOT
, pochovaS a naSi tuhle uSetri
padesatku," a tax vesele sc
pri tom zasmala, jako by Sc j
-. TO ami netykalo.
! "A'c maminko, co to mluvi
.te?" branili Sc deti Vnuci.
l II mlcte, cekate uz na to
( Vinl, ae uz mas plany hotovt
. nj novy dum," obratila Sc k he
, spodari, "a jak oci zavru, roz
, kcpaS tuhle starou barabiznl
} -, ale at nebudu uz to videt ;
J Pan Buh mi tn jiste jenom prt
!, TO nechava abych nasemu Hol
! zickovi pomohla k dekanstvi ;
a ted - tajdy - pujdem spat.
: Polibili il radou ruku a roz'
: sli Sc.
= Ia kraSneho dubnoveho il
: ira sesel Sc opet cely rod Rou
,. s]tuv V dekanskem kostele, kd
0 u hlavniho oltare slouzil jejicl
Y pan farar We zlatem ornate ms
y sFatou "a sveho otce "v Pam
o zesnuleho Floriana Rouska
! &c cele zive i mrtve pratel
u stvo," jak pc msi svate Cd 0!
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PRIME Sc divka k vypomo-
zeni stti damskych satG. Haste
Sc {. 671O Lucerne Ave., PRIV
nj ulice severne cd Euclid z E.
66 ul. 1-14
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DrObne
0znanlky

HLEDA Sc starsi zena Ma leh-
kou domaci praci. Haste Sc u
|pi. Hladikove Stop ii A. B. C.
line, Maple Heights, Bedford,
Ohio. LA
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26

are to be IS bands, several floats,
and thousands of marchers. The
marshals of the parade will be as
follows Chief marshal, Maj. Ben.
St. G. DonNead; marshal, Police
Sergeant Samuelson; marshal p.
M. Col. Jas. H. Short; marshal,
grand officers, H. P. Rankin; mar
shall, soldiers; marshal, subordinate
lodges, c. M. Rackley: marshal, Re
bekah lodges, VIM. Boyden; mar
shall, encampments, a. B. Hess.
The parade will staff at II o'clock.
The high officers, past and present,
will be in line as we'll as the rank
and file, moving by lodges. Mayor
Smith will march. If Governor Nc
Kelvie is able to come he will be in
line also.
After the parade big meeting
will be held in the city Auditorium,
starting at 3 o'clock. Mayor Smith
will deliver the address OF welcome
and Hon. ]. w. McKissick. Nebras-
ka grand master, will respond. Rev.
r. L. Wheeler will deliver the in
vocation. Hon. Henry V. Borst,
grand sire of the sovereign grand
lodge, will deliver the main address.
Meeting in Auditorium.
This evening at 7:30 o'clock there
will be another big meeting in the
Auditorium, at which Mrs. Martha
Prescott, national president of Re-
bekah assemblies, will be presented
by Mrs. Eleanor Bradley. Mrs.
Prescott will deliver the main ad-
dress. Grand Patriarch A. P. Han
sen will deliver an address.
The closing ceremonies and ad-
dress will be by Brig. Gen. w. V.
Hoagland, department commander
Patriarch Militant, Odd Fellows. de-
partment of Nebraska.
After this program there will be
a reception and dancing.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
ODD FELLOWS
PLAN IMMENSE
PARADE TODAY
Thousands Expected to Attend
Centennial Celebration; First
Sessions Held in Ball Room
of FonteneIIe Hotel.

The greatest centennial celebra-
ton of Odd Fellowship and its kin
dred organizations was opened in
Omaha last night with elaborate GER
cmonies of these lodges.
1t is exactly 100 years ago today
since the first Odd Fellow lodge
was organized in this country. The
event is being celebrated through
out the country.
Nebraska and Omaha were SUI
rremely fortunate, for they secured
the presence here Of Henry V. Borst
of Amsterdam, N. ", grand sire of
the sovereign grand lodge OF Odd
Fellows, and Mrs. Martha Prescott
of Laconie, N. H., national president
of the Rebekah assembly, the wom-
ems auxiliary of the lodge. Both
of these notables arrived here yes
terday and were present at the GER
emonies last night.
Miss Doris Goethe, convention
secretary, representing the Chamber
of Commerce and the city Of Omaha,
was busy all day yesterday, welcom-
ing the guests at the headquarters
in the Fontenelle hotel and making
arrangements for their comfort dur
ing the convention which, it is said,
will bring thousands of members to
Omaha today from Nebraska, Iowa,
Kansas, Missouri and South Dakota.
Reception at o. A. c.
A reception to Grand Sire Borst
was rendered last night at the Ath-
letic club where present and past
grand officers of Nebraska were
present. At the same time the Re-
bekahs gave a reception to Mrs.
Prescott, national president, in the
Fontenelle hotel, where present and
past grand officers of that order
were present.
AT s o'clock the ceremonies of
comforting degrees were begun. The
Rebekahs held their ceremonies in
the ballroom of the Fontenelle.
where the Rebekah degree was con-
ferred by Alpha Rebekah a., South
Side.
The Odd Fellows assembled in
the Masonic temple where the
iritiatory degree was conferred by
Beacon lodge 20 and the First de-
gree by Omaha lodge No. 2.
Plan Big Parade.
Today will be the big day. An
immense parade will move through
the streets this afternoon. There
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
Omallan Elected Head Of
S10,000,000 Corporation
Ralph E. Sunderland to Leave City After Residence of
80 Years to Become Manager of Big West Virginia
Company-Was Active in Club and Civic Life.

Ralph Z. Sunderland, vice presi-
dent of the Sunderland Bros. COM
pany, has resigned his office to be-
come vice president and general
manager of the Colonial Timber and
Coal corporation OF Charleston, W.
Va.
He expects to leave Omaha about
May | to enter upon his new work
which will bring him to Omaha on
occasional business trips.
Mr.. Sunderland has been associat-
ed with his brothers for 80 years in
the coal business. He will retain
his stock interests in the Sunderland
Bros. company and the Sunderland
Machine and Supply company, in
connection with both of which he
has had a large part in their de-
veiopment.
The company with which. he viii
be identified has a paid-up capital
of $l0,000,000 and owns several hum
dred thousand acres of coal and
hardwood timber lands in West Vir-
GINA on which are producing mines
and sawmills. New mines and mills
are to be installed by the company
and by separate producers operat-
ing under royalty leases.
Nothing but distinct financial
benefit and an exceptional oppor-
tunity to accomplish some bigger
things, would tempt me to leave
Omaha" said Mr.. Sunderland. IL
am glad to have new business inter-
ests which will bring me back oc-
casionally."
AS PRESIDENT of the Omaha Ad
club he was leader in the estab-
lishment of the commission plan OF
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
Rodman N. Brown Resigns
as>City BUILDING Engineer

Rodman M. Brown. chief engineer
in the city building department, has
resigned, to take effect on May Is.
He has accepted position as gen
eral manager with the Stiles Con-
struction company. which is erecting
the Western Motor Car company's
new six-story building at Thirty-first
and Farnam streets.
The Stiles company will open an
office in Omaha.
Mr.. Brown was structural engi-
neer in the city building department
Under the former administration and
when City Commissioner Zimman
became head of the building depart
ment he was promoted to the posi-
ton of head engineer. ...
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
PLAN LITERAL
enforcement
OF PROHIBITION
Department Of Justice Will
Prosecute Violations of Ban
on Production of Beer
and Wine.

New York, April 25.-The govern
nent proposes literal enforcement
of the wartime prohibition act, in
Guiding a ban on production and
sale Of all beers and wines, whether
or not they are Intoxicating, the
department of justice announced
through a special representative i'll
the federal court yesterday.
While no steps will be taken to
prevent brewing, pending court
determination of the laws consti-
tutionalty raised by brewers of the
New York district, manufacturers
will operate in peril of future prose-
cution, according to the statement
Of William c. Fits, special counsel
appearing for Attorney General
Palmer in the beer litigation.
Nonintoxicants Under Ban.
The attorney advised Judge "A. N
Hand, who heard arguments on the
governments motion to dismiss the
suit brought on behalf of the ma
tional brewing interests by the
Jacob Hoffman, Brewing company
to restrain the federal authorities
from interfering with its production
OF 2N per cent beer, that the de-
partment of justice did not know
and did not care whether beer OF
the strength indicated was intoxicat-
i.g.
The law prohibited sale after June
80 of distilled beverages, as we'll as
manufacture after April 20 and sale
after June 80 Of beer, wine and 9TH
er intoxicating malt or vinous liquors
for beverage purposes" pending the
rehabilitation of the military forces,
he said.
Object Is to Conserve.
The words "beer" and wine" were
not qualified, in the opinion OF the
government, he added, and the ap-
parent congressional intention to
stop the waste of grains and fruits
in their production in any strength
would be enforced.
With "half the world" looking to
America for food, Mr.. Fits contend
ed, the necessity of its conservation
was greater even than on the day
of Chateau Thierry," and it was
equally essential that liquors be with
held from public sale, while the ermy
and navy were undergoing iemobili-
cation.
To this statement Judge Hand
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-26
City TaImud Torah to Be
Re0pened After Vacation

The board of directors Of the City
Talmud Torah of Omaha (Hebrew
school, wish to announce to the
Omaha Jewry that Sunday the in
stitution will be reopened in full
capacity after the passover vacation.
The former pupils are requested to
attend, while registration for new
pupils for the summer term, will be
open then and until May /.