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Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-24

The Dyckman on Sixth street, be-
tween Eennepin and Nicollet. Min
neapolis, is an ideal place to stop.
The rates are reasonable and the
Coffee Shop is one of the most
complete in the country, where the
best the market affords may be had
at sensible prices.-Ady.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-24

Such praise from Colonel Harde-
man may sound like hyperbole.
Here is what General Miles, in a
book written by him of his personal
recollections, has to say of Jack
Pershing in connection with the
maneuvers:
Praised By Miles.
"On FIVE different occasions raid
ing parties were overtaken and cap
tured by Captains Chaffee Cater the
famous General Chatfee), Wood
(Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-24
United States War
Loss 322,l82 Men Is
Last Official Report

Washington. Sept. 23.-The cos,
OF the war to the United States in
man-power is now estimated off
cially as 1892 dead, and 205, 500
wounded, a total Of 322,lS2. These
figures include losses to army and
marine units on all fronts to Sep
TENDER /. Killed in action totaled
35,585, or II per cent of the entire
list; died of wounds, l4,742; died of
disease, 58,073; died of accidents and
other causes, 1902. Under the head
of missing" the announcement
records a zero, with the notation
all corrected"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-24

New Mexico, but was captured by
Lieutenant Pershing endeavoring to
return"
Continued tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08

home for Some time with broken ankle:
MIR. and Mrs. Gid Poe. Mrs y. 5. DON
ncr and Mrs. Harry Chandler OF ban
nock. spent sunday with II. 5. Es'ep anu
wife.
Miss Edna E"wlcs and Miss lrn,a
Eabb Of Flushing. spent Sunday WIN
tho formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. y.
EnwlrS.
Mrs. 4. W. L"d"n is very III.
Mis- Doris Mcpherson spent the week
md with her friend, Miss Bea Mum "'
Barton.
SIR. and Mrs. clyde E,wly Of Somer-
,nn. slcnt SATURDAY with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. T. u. l."p"r
EN-'I"Ncru"r I. y. Willis took dinner
AZ N"lcomr Inn saturday,
Miss Icw"li Lyon attended IN" ma
Gucradc party given by the Freshman
class az 81. CIair@vrll. high school IN
the court hcrs" hall Friday evening.
Donovan Hart attended the dance 10
tho court house hall on THURSDAY 'sVHh-
ing.
south OF town Tuesday evening.
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MISSES MarJ0rl- and FranTGN -. ".
t.rIalnrd 4 number ii friends WIN a
n,nsuu"rrd, PARTY at their h"in' Ia
l'nrnninwr 80 Friday cN"rinG, amd q
J.lN Grud tim" was enjoyed ~ "l'
M,lrX Iurn"s "i.I music w"rc thu VI
, rrsIurs 81 Nae .lonrg, which va: H.
liuhliurIy r,lmrr..I"1 with the s"EN M
rr daIurI :. rr'Shnu"uts. Qu;i" II mum
h,.r from Ihjs >I,;u'il ""r" II "l'"h'i'
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rf. np..rt'i"n II which Il 'r'mNi r>'i!
Of hlnnd from Mrsars. l.. T.. 'l"ES,. 81
kIn,. and Is. II. tI'gE, "l li"und l"'
tom. IT, Mrs. l.uE'n" l1nh"li. 81 We
Of town. which occurred at INC pnl"
rn.'r ,rmpInir success. and II" ~!
,.r:.,i~ hay, been suffered J.. any u
rM.. principals. Thro" pintS "f blood nav ,
ia. lee. II irau*tu~,h. This being 'h' 'h''"
to- ration of TRANSMISSION "i "''''"
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LOUISVILLE
Attend Lyoeum Course.

Rev. and Mrs. f.. II. Hart. Donovan
N,rI. Doris Mcpherson. Walter M"l'h"r-
son. attended III" first uum'"r Of the
l,..uln course on Tues day rV".
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Flying. SSuadron.

Hrt W. A. XougE. IF BLrn"SNiilc and
Prof. Maris accompanied by The FLYING
Squadron" Of Bethesda were here sun
dav in the cause Of Temperance.
!. H. Lopez Is moving to his new home
near St Clairsyille.
Miss Estella Atkinson Is able to De
out again after being confined her
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hammock
missionary Meeting.

Tho I.au.,~ M'~si"nLTH ""'I"lN "' W.
~. ,hyi,:lir church was dChEhttu'Ih
entertained at the home Of Mrs. Jane.
,,,..n.Ianu - M"GIr, Sda!. Tn" morn
rls bong spent N quitting and m'"r
he serving "r lhr- dinner 10y IN" hostess
The L,l",r"ual htur was held and m
proCrIm carried "ul ~ full. IhLS p'ih'
liz Thank&EivIu.; program ~" THANKS
g!y.mr offering vas taken.
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Attend Reception.

NJ, and Mrs. q. I. Moor" att h"H /"
~,.fr.'r. ..,,u ~ horror "f their '"us'h'
y. .,L W. William Glll'Sih". Wh"SE
nNrr.l.c WAS IN interesting "E'nt W
ir... I.r,r mouth. given at ln''r h"''''
nee, New Athens on last Saturday.
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Paralytic stroke.

\nah James Hatcher. uE"h ~ years.
GirI - his home n"rt Invest # town on
SUNDAY following 4 stroke.
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P-nuOck Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. William 'hi"wG,i' 90
u.:,l c.t!.M were recent visitors ~ ~ ~
h.rr.. ..l ''.,.Ir parr',r~. Mr.. AMI MF-. W.
= CALDWELL y,,,...1.
VI .,.d Alr.. 49,, 'uHHrd w"r" W h'''
my visitor. ON Wednesday,.
T,. William I.odc,. IL Spending som"
time with Mr. ,'onyin ,rGnard and ta'n,F
- Flushing. Mrs. 'umard beng ~ w
Onir Valley General hospital al "heei
iur. reco,rrinE from a very Suc''Ssi"'
nu"rntlon for Appendicitis. .
0'N,ss Martha Lee spent Tuesday IN
Wheeling. ,,,.
Miss Pearl Pancoast, OF near BELMONT
4. visiting at the home of her cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Armstrong.
several from this vicinity ATTENDED
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the funeral Of Mr.. II. Hatcher held
.rom hls late HON" near Belmont on
nn,.sN;iN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-08

Tav Beige famous Belgian prma donna from the koH" opera
bouse Antwerp who to the Court on frlda! anu
vhcr 1415 in John Cort biggest musical coined! success
:.Fddlers Three" The entire original company OIL "H P ~
, orloa,ls Of scenery and effects will be seen here
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Sale of Real Estate
For Taxes

, nnn-psymcnt nf taxes for th'
,.rS,wnrG sheriff Mt public aur.
a. Conn,y between IN" hours OF
~" Sth day Of December. 1919.
~ ho necessary will b. sold for
mount due thereon. as SGT l'' III
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Name Of person charged WIN iaAHS'
Quality OF land and local
descriptions.
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,, pcrcy-Mozart lcro ond ST.......'.' "a
3sn.~ Mary-Mozart Tcrrac - f.. in. BY ~
ifa si pachcl L.-Lagran" lis ........:.'',
rag Iaulinc--sq - Pts . Int A. sub-piv J..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
CALLS RHEIMS SMELLING
WANTON DESTRUCTION
Baron Won Hausen's Reminis-
cences Show There Was No
Need to Fire at Tower.

Berlin, Dec. 3I-Rhcims Cathedral
was damaged by German shell fire the
first time on September t. 1914, when the
PrusSian Guard bombarded The city for
two hours. even after 1t had been occu-
pied an entire day by Saxon troops
according to Lieut.. Gen. Baron Won
Hauscn, then commander OF the Saxon
Sd army. who has just published remin-
lscences of the first battle Of the Marne.
The revelations OF Baron Won ilauscn
are prcfaccd 10y n statement which de
clares that, while the Germans have
been searching hclplcssly for the guilt ot
those who started the war, an entire
wear has passed in which no attempt has
been made To establish the responsibility
for the bombardmcnt of the cathedral
city. He explodcs tho theory of the
military leaders who declared that the
firing on Rheims was forced by military
necessity. in view of the fact that the
French were said 10 have used the towers
of the cathedral for observation posts
and cmplaccmentS Tor guns
Baron vim lIauscn in his "reminiscences
saws that on September J. lN l. hc ad
vanced southwark with hls troops against
Rheims, At the same time that General
von Bulnw 1T the head Of tho 2d army.
also was approaching the city Although
fights on September | and had made
doubtful whether Rheims could I've held
or uSnd as 4 fortress. General won Bulow
announced hv wireless according 10
Baron Won Hansen that he had ordered
Rheims taken carly on September ).
On the Same day General Won liauscn
learned hy a,rplanc courier that Rheims
had been cy4,natcd Tie discusses his
operations thu~
dccid,d ta make d sally against the
Notifications and took Forts NItry and
Nogcnt Ahbesse without opposition,
and later other forts. together with many
guns and much ammunition The popu-
la.l0n MAJ satisfied Slnco tho presence ~
German troops prevented disorders NJ
noon on September Z Rrnn- was trmiy
held hv he ~a&on~ 4 fcw hours later,
however II was learned that the city was
bcing bombaricd ~ the PruSsian Guard
Ii was regarded rs 2 sensational report
which nobody believed until shells actually
fcll The Guard had fired o~tcnsihy be
cause three couucr> had failed q return
'Oa September { tho Guard bonharlcd
Rheims for two hours damaging the
cathedral After the hombarinG, Won
BiIlav sent word that he haj imposed
fine Of 10000 900 franc> which would
hc increased to 100 0p0eN0 If the courIcr~
were not released ln two DAYS
Baron van Hansen s,v~ ticncrai von
Biilow imposed III, fine without knowing
whether tho courlcr9 hAd arrived At
Rheims. and that the fact was that thew
Ibid not reach the city General von
BIllow i sand to have ordered the bonn
hardmcnt without knowing whether
Rheims was defended Or M,
Discussing the question n guilt for
the firing on Rheims. ID" \ossIsche
Zcitung says
The chief guilt for The fearful act
unqucstionaby is on Lieutenant Gen
Won Hausen who know the "a army plan
ned an attack IN Rheims and took il
ahead of thai f.uie failing III notify Cen
cral won Billow of the cIty occupation,
thus exposing ms own troops IN Rheims
10 boInbardment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
WILMINGTON SHOOTERS
TACKLE CAMDEN JAN. e
One of the Most Important Events
of Schedule Will be Pulled
Off Saturday.

On next Saturday, january 3, the VII
mington Trapshooting Association IS
programmed to shoot one OF the most I'M
portant matches on its schedule at Cam
den. y. j., against the Camden Shooting
Association The Camden Club has only
lost one match this year that being to the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Cum Club Of
Phladclphia. and # Wilmington should
lose 20 Camd,r the two clubs will he tied
(or second place. and. should Pennsylvania
Rajiroad dcfcat I.ansdalc which III all
probability viii bc the ease the ral road
club viii occupy the top position alone.
Wilmington shooters know that III order
to dcicat Camden il will he necessary to
take III a team n least equal to the one
which defeated Chester IN the opening
match of the season, and canvass OF the
local shooters shows that Wilmington
will H. represented by 80 or 80 shooters
Camden Is also working overtime N
order to have its strongest aggregation
take part in this match and IT Is teieved
that this match will hc the most exciting
one Of the year
Ii is expected that number oi VII
minqton and Philadelphia trapshooilng
fans will also hc on the grounds 70 witness
this match
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
HUSBAND ASSAILS
WIFE IN PAMPHLET
Detroit Clasps as Man Exploits
Wife's Family on Christ
mas Gard.

Detroit. De 81 The strangest { ChrIst-
mas cards they ever received were found
bv several hundred prominent Detroit
citizens III their mail last week. when !.
pamphlet signed by Edgar \. Murray.
entitled The Descent n Murrayland
Of Mrs. Edgar l. Murray, was delivered
10 al members 0f the Ingieside Club. a
fashionable Northsidc organization and
the Twentieth Century Club one 81 The
largest aud most 8ctivc women clubs IN
the city of both of which Mr. Murray
Is h member
The t,ooklc' which ia. set Detroit
,otietv gaspInE pIrporjs tu DC q his tgry
If Mn Murray 5 family and Is illustrated
with d number Of photographs If the un-
pretentious nome oi her parents IN Garlic
ton Monroe county, Mich 81 the time
Mr. and Mr. MURRAY Hare married. their
present modest bonc ID Louisville hy
and the Murray residence NIHr4y. lnu
near Worthwhile "here Mn Nurrar Iud
The children ar I40v hyiar Il ~ Wordcd
with many sarcastic references % her
father. his financial circuulst tsiIccs and the
familvsD general and SETS forth lt consider
able length T., beauty and modern e Iltp-
ment Of Marrayland
The pamphlet al.9 rrier- ~ 4 divorce
ltA'fat'tltl4S iE EtA44 t} hiA7 ~ "a itA sAl1S4
t. ~ alleged request ~ her for $2O0 J
week for H. support Of herself and her
children st..4d of the 500 which ID /,
asserted hfr husband IS now paying her
I photograph Of the plant Of tic Edgar A
Murray Company, makers of Roach
Doom Rat Doom and other cxter-
InIuAtors Is also shown
Accompanying i j. statement that
Mrs. Murray aid lcI four oldest children.
beng completely filed with 4 vast dis
content with Murrayland have made life
a sore burden for the said husband Of
Mrs Edgar 4 Murray, and for tho best
part of three years hc has occupied q
corner Of the loft of the top story of bis
factory. obeying the scriptural injunction
that Ii is better tc dwell In corner of The
housetop than in q wide house with i
brawling woman.
A suit for divorce was brought by Nj,
MURRAY last October The couple were
married ii Windsor 70 November. 1896
md have eight children th4 youngcrd &
y,ar oil In hcr com plant Mrs MURRAY
aleged tlat hcr husband had repeatedly
truck aud abused htr and the children
Aild that she IS In physical fear Of him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

Madga Kennedy role, Is well cast Chap
iin'a 4 Day Pleasure" II The sorry tale
u man who wanted day ~ recreation
and took Higyer and decidedly unsca-
worthy boat 70 enjoy q iu.
ngYANr wtaHHUgs Sc rHE MAJESTIC
Bryant Washburn's picture II PAYS
t9 Advertise. clcs ~ the Majestic
Theatre tonight Tomorrow Tom Moore
Nuke his FIRST appearance ~ "Thc
rd Qucx ln this production Tom
Il seen u the type Of wooer that
popular opinion has named its fayOrite.
His adventures in Cupid : realm are fire.
quent and merry, and just spicy enough
10 bring out the humorous aide Of his
entangencnts when bis several swcct-
hearts are brought together.
'THE GREATEST THIN9 ~ LiVE tr THE
HtALTO.
Toeiays feature NJ the Rialto IL the
famous y w Griffith production, The
Greatest Thing in Life which was first
releaa d a little over "A year ago and SINCE
that hrnc has been prominent in the pub
hc entertainment The New Year pro-
gram at the Rialto will cong At in the mailn
u Ethel Clayton's picture, Vicky Van.
Miss Clayton. besides being one Of The
most charming screen stars. = also one of
the most capable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
FOOTBALL TEAMS READY
Harvard and Oregon 10 PLAY Before
$4,000 californians Tomorrow.
/ Press "a Every Evening

By Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Pasadena calf dec Il Harvard
an i Oregon football tt.sns TODAY com
plctcd thor training foT Their contest -
Tournament Park tomorrow titef light
workouts this morning both coaches SAID
their men were ready
PLAYERS Of both teams TO-DAY appeared
10 bc nearer equal SIZE than IT anY other
tune sinc,, their arrival
Harvards men IN 4 Uecl $ grind under
a hot sun had worked Of considerable
avordupols The Orcgomans during the
same time gained weight Ife latter's
stifTcst workouts ended about the tune
the CRIMSON squads began and the last
few DAYS have seen the 0rtgonlans m
,luetug n nnly light prtetlce
Nor, th.a 10000 people will see %.
morrow = game
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
MAY cut HIGH COST oF TENNIS.
Clubs Urged 10 Unite in Purchase Of
Supplies

By Associated Pres~ Every fstning
NcN Work. Dcc 81 W effort to
reduce thc co-i of tennis 70 plaYrr7 for
the coming season Is being maie by the
executive committee Of the | :. National
Lawn Tennis Assouation.
letters have been sent to officer of
clubs throughout the country urging them
to enter INTO contracts with inanatac-
turers for the wholesale purchase of tennis
supplies, esabhng both clubs and PLAYERS
to Obtain cheaper prices
PLAYERS arc asked % cooperate bv
purchasing only such material as i
absolutely needed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
STEEL PRICES TO STICK.
Despite Demand Gary says There II
Be no Advance.

New York. Dee. 30 Demand Tor
steel Is so keen tina, buyer, are willing
10 pay materially increased prices for
IT, Flbert II Gray chairman Of the
United States Steel Corporation de
cared today after a meeting Of directors.
Their Is no disposition 70 advance prices,
however Judge Gary said and 1 he cor
porarion : policy Is % adhcrr ~ closely as
possible - the selling prices agreed upon
bS She Federal Industrial Board l,~s'
March
This Is . ume for moderation, even
j; The risk of some sacrifice said judge
Gary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

that he has forced her TO d o manual labor,
To submit TO the dictation Of hired help
and otherwise humiliated her.
Mr.. Murray could not be reached.
From Mrs Murray il was learned that the
pamphlet was sent not only 10 members
of the two clubs but also to her daughters,
who are repeatedly referred to in i by
name and as grandchildren of the Hon
John Pierson Wallace Mrs Murray's
father
Il am overwhelmed at Mr.. Murray $
action, said Mrs Murray. II cannot
account for it, lie himself forced me to
bring suit for divorce telling me he must
BE- free
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
324 WORDS IN ONE MINUTE
World Speed Record in Shorthand
WriiinQ Broken.

New York, dee 81. Tho world Off
ciai shorthand speed record VAS broken
Yesterday by Nathan Behrn. an official
.tcnograpicr ii The Supreme Court Of
New York county ~ho wrote @2i words
DIR minute with two errors The con
tcst was held under the management Of
tile Certified Shorthand Reporters so
cIety of New York at the annual con
vention Of the New York State Short
hand Reporters Association
Mr. Bchrn held the former Official
speed record having written 27S words
j uiautc III /, contest held i'll 1913
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
II. c. OF l.. HITS BASEBALL.
Players Expected TO Demand Increased
Salaries for Next Season.

~ Associated Press g EEerH Etsnla@
New York. Dec. II HE high cost
ri Hvinu protahly Wll result Ia &. et9all
playcr~ demanding lflcrt ased s..i,ar.s.s
next year according "a efls9Ials of ieessi
clubs today
Baseball contract. for the Iq2o season
must +, mailed before midnight tonight
ta reserve !. playcr. OF the three local
major league clubs. tie Nen ork knleei-
cas- h.y. signed eIgllt regulars th,s NV
}orb Nationals three and the Ffo5kl4H
&auuuat, hls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
NEw YORK TO wORSHIPTO TOO,
Thousands vii Hear Old Trinity Chimes
Ring in New lear.
New \ orh Dee

Thou,and~ NilI pass the aS, hours Il
1919 IN worship There VIII be a solemn
service In - PatrIrk Cathedral from :
O clock until after m'dmgh'. Services
also viii be held Il, the Espcopa Cathe-
dral ~ 81. John he D:vin, NlrtnaIll al
Other SectarIau congregations vii! hold
watch night services
The prayer sent around ,lr world by
the intcrchurch world movement fpr the
elevation of justice and brotherhood
viii be offered
n old Trinity Church a 'ht head Of
Wall street the famous chimes VIII ring
out ~ the old year dies IN accordance
with 4 time honorcd custom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
NEW YEAR At Y. NJ. n A

Great things are on The program for
the celebration 81 the advent of tho New
Year at the Y N II. a which will begin
this evening There vii be u basketball
First Team at S.l5, Dancing will begin
at o and will continue until m in E1s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Bank of Ridgely 10 Reorganize

fredericksburg, Md, Dee 81 The Bank
Of Rldgcly Will ~ rcorganized At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders in
January SeverAl new directors will be
eddod Including ] X Lynch, J A.
Mitchell J w Simon, VI. O. Smith,
H. L. Holsinger, John Hammer and a. o.
Salisbury 4 new bank building is also
being contemplated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Paul AIthouse 10 Sing.

Nlimington's real musical lnnova-
tion this season viii be the five Thursday
the American tenor u tho Metropolitan
Opera, viii be the first sololst.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Forfeit Game

Wildcat Juniors Yesterday forfeited a
basketball game to the ! NJ. II 4.
Freshman. The game waa supposed 70 he
played at tho Y NJ II ! gym hall at