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Evening journal., 1920-11-23
STOCKS NOW ON
UPWARD trend
duPont's Purchase of Gen
eral Motors Steadies En-
tire Market
GRAPHOPHONE UP
TO l5H AT NOON

NEW YORK. Nov. % UNITED Press
The stock market opened bouyantly
today. with no evidences Of the slump
which marked trading during the last
few days. Stocks continued their up
ward trend which started with an
nouncement yesterday that the du-
Points had purchased 100000 shares
IN General Motors.
United States Steel opened at 81
up %;U. S. Rubber CTS. up 1: Cruci-
bls 99h, up 3ss Corn Products 7iA,
up q Studebaker iSis. up 4 : North
ern Paciiic $50, up a; Sinclair 27Ss
up Is: Atlantic Gulf ii2. up q J.; Gen
eral Electric no. up rs.
General Motors was The big feature
OF the opening. Fiften thousand
shares were sold at prices rang nl
from i6h 10 i7ls. up z 10 ~ The
whole steel group acted well
American Car and Foundry shortly
after the opening climbed 30 abOy,
1875. Columbia GraphOphOne sold M
10 i5h before noon
The gains were held fairly We'll II
. early trading although there wa
some reaction. Leaders Were stronl
and their losses amounted In no cas-
. TO more than one point
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

The Daily News, In a Dublin dis
patch. gave what purported 10 be an
eyewitness account OF the crowd
estimated by this newspaper "A
1900 -penned between the ranks of
VOllcying police, unable 30 scale tho
stone wall and running around in a
terrified manner, amidst the rattle OF
machine gun flre. Women and chill
dren screamed for mercy. the dis
patch said. The stone wall was
described as pitted with bullet holes
A statement issued at Dublin Castle
said the plan had been 90 surround
the park with police, and then have
an officer call through a megaphone
that gunmen were believed present
In the crowd and that everybody
would be search d. This project
failed, the statement said, because
Sim Fein pickets fred on the ar.
preaching crown forces and gun.
men in the crowd also started shoot.
ing. which precipitated a panic.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
SMILE AWHILE

NEW YORK - Herbert Martin.
thrilled by a movie, kissed his
next seat ncighbOr. The kissed
happened 10 be Terence Harvey.
siN-fOOt cop. The Judge gave Mar
tin five days to cool OF.
ORANGE. y. J.--Jack Seaal. hand
some young peddler. accused Of
practising dentistry without "a H.
cense, tried 10 smile his way 10
freedom before a jury Of women.
They found him guilty in i6 min
utcs.
KANSAS CITY. MO.-A gas short
aac hits kansas City nearly every
winter. Until recently The gas
company had a new heater burning
outside its Offices. Now the heater
Is inside. illuminated by concealed
electric light.
CIFVEI AND-The Rev. John. :.
NacI can believes there Is still
room for reform in the world.
Thieves caried OF his entire WIN
Ter wardrobe and left a note re-
urctting he didn't have more.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
SULLIVAN HAS WILSON
LINE BOAT NOW

A. II. Sullivan. OF This city, purchas-
ed the steamer City OF Chester. OF the
Wilson Line Company, at a public sale
In Philadelphia yesterday afternoon.
the purchase price being s37. 300 The
vessel was Sold by L. :. Marshal
Noonan TO satisfy a libel growing out
OF a coli sion between the steamboat
and a navy drsdge on september i3.
Officials Of the Wilson Line said To-
day they didn't know who sullivan
represented and would no; know unui
after The sale had been conhrmeu-
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
SUES TO RECOVER
ON CORN DEAL

Hearing OF testimony In a damass
suit brought by Richard r.. cam.
farmer OF Red Lion hundred, aga ns@
John C. Stuckerl. grain dealer or =
Georges was started this morning "a
superior Court before JUDGES bolcs
and Rice and a jury. NM,
Cann. through his counsel. IN np l.
,.'--9ff asks for 500 which he clans
to bave lost. when StucNert failed -
',,rrv ihrouch a verbal agreement IL
bnv 2OOO bushels OF IN He'd corn 81
81 So a bush-l.
The case Is an appeal taken from
DE Common Pleas Court Dy Stuckark
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
BURNS END LIFE
OF SMALL BOY

Felix Modoszewski. Q years Of age.
Of i2S Oak street. who was admitted 30
the HON opaihic Hospital about ten
day ago. suffering severe burns Of the
body and face. died yesterday afier-
noon. AZ the time 0f The accident
the boy was playing with number
Of companions around a bonfire. near
his home. when one Of his playmates
threw gasoline on the burning rub
bish. causing a sudden burst OF the
flames. lGniting The clothing OF Felix
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
DENIES CHARGES OF
POLITICAL SCYEMETO
DEFEATSCHOOL CODE

accusation Made By j. Bennett Cor
don, Seeking to InUoIue DR.. J. H.
OdeH and The Ailees of Doper, :"
is Made Public BY DR.. OdeH-AHe-
gallon Brings Forth Denial By State
Senator Alice of Any Conference or In
tigue 10 Repeal School LdpS-'.No Sc
cret Diplomacy or Alliances" Says Dr.
OdeH
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
FEDERAL BAKERY
CUTS BREAD PRICE

The Federal Baking Company today
announced a reduction OF two cents
on tho price Of all its broad II ms
effective tomorrow.
The action follows reduction In
bread prices by other Wilmington bqk
cries as q result OF The slump IN flour
prices The Federal Company sell the
mound and one half loaf. There is no
reduction In the price Of sweets. The
company announces mat me quality
Of ils bread Will continue at the pres
eni standard.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
LEATHER PLANT SHUTS
DOWN FOR SIX WEEKS

The plant OF the Amalgamated
Leather Company formerly the Blu
menthal plant is closed down for at
least six weeks, IL was learned today
and when IL resumes will not be with
more than one-tenth OF the usual
force for sometime afterward. Before
The plant was closed down on Salur-
day the management Informed the
employees that The plant could not re-
sumo operations before at least six
weeks. and advised It's employees
meanwhile to try 10 set other employ
ment. The company hasn't put any
hides In soak for six we ks, exc pi
sample lots. which are being finished
BY the fOromen.
A choan. heallhml food. Cloxer
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
TOniY,S TFMpFRATURE

/ AT The Evening Journal pnlce.
| 500 A. Mo 1890 p. NJ. 40
1000 A. Mo 100 p. M--.-tO
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
IRISH CAPITAL
NDREAD WHILE
GUNM EN- HIDE

English Soldiers and
Sim FeinerS Clash
During gNight-Wree
Killed After Attacks
OnSentrieS Cork Re-
ports One Murder.
Guerilla Warfa re
Continues
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
sun AND TIDE
LOST AND tUDND.

Il OST-BOsTON BULL DOGi \,
II collar. Reward II returned to 3o7 W
.iSth St. nov2i-2t.
tContinued ON Page Eighteen1
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

s25 worth o. Records free. Afford
Piano Co 2i0 w 9sh St.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23

A cheap. healthful food. Clover
Dairy sale MILK. Phone i5i0.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-11-23
THE WEATHER

Pair tonight and Wednesday, cooler
tonight. fresh west winds.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

The lambing season is practically at
hand, and farmers and breeders should
not forget to dock the young bleaters
when they are about a week old, says a
farm journal writer. This process will
greatly. increase their market value
l,has. Rauch, of Grant township, Ida
county, is successful sheep man. The
Ida Grove Pioneer says the lambs are
arriving fast out at his farm, fifty ewes
having dropped their lambs to date. He
has about 100 head of bred ewes for
this season, most of them being high
grade Oxforddowns that have been bred
to Shropshire bucks. This has been a
very strong GROSS breed. but Mr.. Rauch
will change the breeding next season,
after having used Shropshire males for;
some time. He does this to insure a
continuation of strong and hardy lambs
His sheep came through the winter
well, alfalfa and corn stalks and leaves
forming large part of their ration.
e Z rs gs f -
The only railroad in the United States
which has no bonds and no debts is
owned by the organized farmers of Cass
and Audubon counties. This road runs
from Atlantic, the county seat of Cassi
county, to KimbaIlton, Audubon coun-t
ty, The farmers in that vicinity also
own a large mutual telephone company.
and "a cooperative bank in the town of
Elkhorn, Shelby county. They have res
Gently extended their Operations by or;
ganizing a $4,000 cooperative COM
pany with a paid up capital of $4,000.
Miles Culver, marketing specialist of
the Iowa State college, assisted in the
organization. 4 3 Il
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07
CARE NEEDED IN STORING

l Z q a. y = D d .
With the government advising laying
in the next falls coal supply at once
there is need of a little warning in the
storing of it. w. C.. Faber, acting al
rector of the engineering extension dc.
partment of Iowa State college,, Offers
the following information to those who
contemplate such action:
Coal losses" says Mr.. Faber, ARE
generally due to loss Of heating value
due to oxidation, Stacking, breaking UP
into fine particles which cannot be burn
ed satisfactorily, and also to spontane'
Gus combustion.
1.-THE oxidation loss is one that can
not be stopped, but it does not go on
very rapidly. Stacking can be over.
come by storing the coal inside a dry
place and by getting a larger size coal
break up it can still be disable without
much loss. The less dust there is in
coal the less the chance of spontaneous
combustion. If coal is piled, the spread
ing Of Jumps throughout will help keep
the air out. Never store coal when wet
and keep wind from striking it if pos
sible. Do not put ventilating pipes
in coal piles as they. do more harm
than good.
ttIf coal shows any signs Of heating
spread it out until it cools and then re.
pile. For the small storage bins there
is not much danger if ordinary care is
taken"
NV III r.
n G.. A. Norelius; 1.-The Kiron merchant,
recently purchased an eighty acre farm
in Wheeler township, Sac county, pay
ing $3.50 an acre for.ethe same. Oscar
Olson, who sold the place, has purchas-
ed an eighty Of the P. B. Olson home
stead in section 33, Wheeler township.
His brother purchased the other eighty
of this quarter. The quarter sold for
$4,000. ",
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

! !. ~ = y \ 4 = + \ i So
7 sUNNYsIDE STOCK FARM ~
Ray II. Mccullough, Prop.
Purebred Duroc Jersey Swine ~
: Young Stock for sale at all times.stst
. Herd headed by one Of best sons ~
: Of King lOrion Cherry Phone 99-I =
! Vail, Iowa. Nj. 54,s 4. fszt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

Sac City Bulletin: The best we can
ray Of III, Kenyon's espousal Of Hiram
JDhnsonyg cause Is that he is consistent
III his attitude of failing to consider
Whist unpopular with his constituents.
TeffeIa0n Bee: The number Of repub-
'licans Who do not believe in Lodge or
his leadership has never been subjected
to a census, but they arss a null itude.
They d6not fancy the things that he f.
dc5hg, and will make half hearted
dXht II they have TOT defend on the
lS&gue M nations isstae II sssts; A5s
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

{ The alleged embarrassing quality of
after dinner speaking now days is per-
haps not due TO SO much lack Of ell
oduene4 of the orators. as to the dry
ness OF athe auditors.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

timing hotels are becoming more
<nmok Ia Europe, but in this country
~ landlord sees no reason why the
i6eets should not pay his helps wages
tthey rant to. /, 4sSs lsl
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

Couneit Bluffs Non MI lssrhere is
csttain sste Pc dissap lntisent IN both g
this isxue. Ardent suffragists have
ai6tfcipa4ed results from this course
little short OF. the naillenium. The
alStis Have predicted dire calamity to
~ country in the event Of the en-.
Reimbursement Of women. There Will
-! little change from the present sta.
fiss. We shallssgo foreWard in the
FIXTURE ~ we have in the past. The
average intelligence OF women is about
tie same as the average among men.
Women viii devide as men do on the
i56ues M the day.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

A two.lay sale of Holsteins at Water
loo recently, at which time 1OS head Of
cattle were sold. Melted the owners $91,-
.215. The top of the sale was s., 400 paid
by l.. G.. Glenn, of Arlington, for a s.
syear.olda COW. A son of this COW sold
for $3.50. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-20
('rmare)
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

(Crmare)
Mehnct vazlndo afara Sc apropie de ca 81 dupa
eel facu tcmenea nra in vorba, 81 bucura foarte
multi yazlnd pc 1naltata lui stapna vesea 81 in vote
buna.
Ii comunica Cd pc la miezul noptei corabia va a.
costa la NAL aproape Gle paatul Sultanului 81 ca e va
coborl ndata 81 arsna ucrurile in asa fe Sui
tanul sd e pus in cunosnta 1ndata de maretul 81 str
luctul dar pc trmite Arghropulos marelui vi
zr asa ca vizru sd poata cirmi ca ss-si nsuseas
ca comoara nestimaa pentru el.
MIA fac luntre 81 pntc, 81; stu ca ride impotriva
inca urgia marelui yzir sa ajungeti favorita
ui Padisah, zsc Mehmet soptind 81 rog pc inaltata
mea stapina Sd ma ute 81 sa ma alba sub malta
ei protectiea, inchee Mehmet, 81 de asta data.
Elena ii fagadui, aratindn-se bine voitoare fata
ou Ell ii npa ce Sc mai Interest," de persoana Sultanu-
u ii de viata din haremul lui, se despar de Nehmet
ducinduSse sa culce ca sA fio odihnita doua Iii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-20

,,Mehmet zs ca daca va sculati sa deschidem
usa cabinet 81 sd batem din pami', zisc Sultana
,,De III mai spus pima acum ?" intrcba Elena
doJenitoarc Descde usa 81 bate 81 Sultana deschise
usa 81 batu din pami, ASA cum lc spusese Mehmet
Pestc cIte-va momcntc ntra Mchmet i'll cabina
Gel Mehmet" striga Elena ridcinduse de pc
sca, GU ingrjorare in ci vazind tristetca de
pc fata turcului 81 nina lu umilita.
,Nu-i bnc, &c este", raspunse Mchnct dind din
cap In oras turburarc mare Icncerii au revoltat
Maree vizr arestat 81 palatul marelui Padsah III
conjurat de arInat. Nu bne, &c cstc inlltata slpi
na. Gu mare grcut;he putut patrunde III Serau
lnaltatul nostru sapIn marec Padsah tarc suparat
Ma dornt toata noaptea in dvan Gu pasaele ST Gu
batrin orasulu. Deabia in spre ziud am putut pat
runde la el sal vorbcsc Ala ncnorocire De neamul
nostru Nc-a parasit Allah 81 profetul lui Nu-i binc
6ultana Validc pus staplnrc pc inlatul nost1u sta
pin. Toata razvratirea pusa la Gale de ca 81 prn in
trgilc ei sa aresta marele vizr 81 Sultanu Site ar
mare ce face Are partizan multi prntre pasi ST aga
c. Razvratirea sa infrint, dar marelc nostru stap
crede ca sa isbucncasca din Mare nenorocire DC
neamul nostru. Nuinai crednta, Mohamed ne pedep-
seste ca ne-am departat de la porunclc lui Ghiaur
rod a temea tari noasre 81 au ametit 81 pc marele
pcstru Padisah spun partizaii Snltanei valide Poa
reptete Nn stitk Nufi bine ce este
\ d pMgk llf am ilteles din tot mia spus Sulta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-20

cind dupA spusa lui Mehmet vor dcbarca, 81 intrnd
iii cabina sl dcsbraca 81 culca hotarirea de Sc
reselnna sOartei SALE
Cind s'a desteptat era ziua 81 aruncind prvirca pc
fercastr, Stambulul dcsfasura naintca prvirei
lie in splendoarea dminetei privcliste adcmeni-
toare care incinta privirea.
Sultana 81 Ana sculate 81 ii spusera ca Mell-
met batut de citeva orr la usa 81 lea spus sd nu
asa afara.
Elena imbraca repede, 81 ajutata de Ana sd
peptena 81 Isl aranja parul ingrre, sub fesul de
catifea vsinc sa vaza buclele la timplc 81 dupa
mai privi de cite-va orr in ognda, find muu-
mta de chipu e, zimb 81 sczu pc un scaun, Gu fata
catre maree oras, i'll era sa-si petrcaca viata
Ana 81 Gu Sultana, la fereastra opusa cabinet
privcau spre malul opus al Bosforuln Ia Scutar in
Asia Mnora, suburbie Stanbhlului 81 la sutee de
barci carl msunau incarcate pasager carl mergeau
dntro parte i'll alta orasuui 81 is vorbeau soptind
sd supcre pc stapina lor sub protcctia Garcia Sc
credeau ca Fl.
,,Ziceati ca spus Mehmet sd nu csiti afara .s in
treba Elena dupa cite-ya minute de contemplare a
privelstei care ii incSnta privirea.
,,Da, inaltata stapina" raspunse Ana in graba 4
Yam spus sd numai ziceti asa's, zse Elena. Gu
dojana in y0cea eli III s--a>-s4-.ssseS
"a invocca e -. 1'1 & II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-20

yadc stapina Stambuuluiss zse Elena intrcrll-
plnd pc Melmet, care sa vacarea in fata ei
,Da, inaltata stap1nas, raspunse ,Mehmct, facind
temenea adinca inaintca eli, 81 dacd reus sa nl-
measca de mare vizir pc favort al e, Sultanu va
juciric in miinile ci Alah cum sau schimbat luc
rurile de cInd pecatFS raspunse Mehmct, scotind
un oftat adnc
,,S Gu noa Ce avcti dc gind sa facet, Liftc pagl
ne?" sriga Elena, galbena ca faca de cearl, rdcin
dusc cnergic de pc scaun.
,,Mellmet nu-i vinovat. Mollamed site ca Melmet
nu minte 81 spune adevdrul. M va suparat pe Meh-
met, inal!ata stapa" 81 urmnd turcestc zise: ,eh-
met va iubeste, 81 lar pc lmba greaca ,,Aehmet l-i
vinovat de &C are sd Sc intmple''
,Ce are sd Sc ntmple? Ce aveti de gin1l sd facet
Gu moi lntreba Elena ton poruncitor in vocea
el, pc clnd Sultana 81 Ana plingeau Gu hohote ,pu-
ne odata 81 mai ma chnui Gu retorca ia yiclcanass
urma Elena yazfnd ca turcul nu r;spunde ST sta Gu
privrile in JOS.
VA spun inaltata stapina, dar sa nl1 va suoa-
rati pc Mehmet. Mehmet nu-i vinovat va rog ascul-
tatlha sa va spun tot. Sa nu ma intrerupet ca fmi
pierd sirul yorbirei
,Azl noapte cum am coborit de be corabie am al
Lat dc reyoHa 81 Cd maree yizr arestat 1ntr un fel
mia parut binf Reuseam mai lcsne sa ail1ng Ia scop
81 ocupati ocul ~ cillste de Il fayorta areui Pa-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-20

G A U T

pc fratele meu loan Suciu din
comma Mindruloc, judetul A.
rad. Fratii Romini care stu &C.
va despre dinsul sd faca bine ca
sa-mi faca cunoscut despre el.
De sase ami cartea ultima am pri-
mito cind am fost in Detroit, Mi.
chigan. Pc atunci aved adresa:
Cardiff Post Office, Alberta, Ca
NADIA. Fratii Romini care 'ihi vor
trimite adresa. lui mai intii va
primi din parte-mi su1na de }
dolari. Adresa mea este:
George Suclu, 1886 Glindan Ave-,
Baltimore, M. d.
(36-40)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-20
g 4 q r AN
LUCRAToRI LA SFECLE DE
ZAHAR.

Daca D-Tra ayeti famil;e 81
doriti ca sd lucrati la vre-o far
ma in Michigan, moi platim &c la
$2S pima la $50 pc acra, casa
pentru locuit gratis, transporsa-
rea gratis pima la locul destil,a-
tici. Veniti 81 vedeti rcprezcn-
tanti nostri la urmatoarala 70
curl 81 ore.
CLEVELAND, OHIO:
Slaven Kovach. 1927 St. Clair
Avenue, Dumincca, q Fe-
bruarie, la orele 10 dini-
neata.
A. j. Vilcsck, 1925 Buckeye
Rd., Dumincca, 90 Febrlia-
rie, la orele 2 p. m.
Mr.. d. Barza, 55O1 Dctro-. 4.
Ave-, Dumineca, 22 Fabrua-
rie, la orele 4 p. m.
Steve Forma, Ais Bailey Ave
nue., (rear), Dumineca, -
Februarie, la orcle Z p. IN.
DETROIT, EAST:
Peter Hunkin, 65S Monroe Str.
Dumineca, 90 Februar;e, ia
erele 10 dimineata.
John Ferency, 2194 w. Jeffer-
son Street, Dum;ne:i, % Fc-
+ bruarie, la orele :. p. IL.
AKRON, OHIO:
Joe Briete1tar',, Pool Ro. N,
| r 349 Washington Street. 81
Februarie, Ia orcl, I j N
EAST YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO:
John Spano, 191 Madison Str,
30 Februarie, Ia orele Ii
a. m.
i. Felenov, Pool Room. 300
South Second Street, % Fe-
bruarie, la orele 6 p. IN.
WADSW0RTH, OHIO:
206 Water Street, "a Februa.
rie, la orele 6 p. IN.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY
Labor Department
SAGINAW, MICH.
(37-41)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-20
c A U T A M

Femei 81 Fete la impachetat 81
ia lipirea etichetelor la baxele de
conserve, Weideman. 81 expo
rienta la impachetat masline.
Orcle de lucru: 7.30 pima la
4.30 81 de "a 9 pima la 4.3O Sim
bata.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Early to Bed, And Early to
Rise-Then Take a Stroll
J. A. G. Kennedy Spurns Beauty Sleep in Morning
Hours-Advocates Long Walk as Panacea for All
Ills-Anxiously Awaits the Coming Of Spring

J. A. c. Kennedy, member OF the
local bar association, asserts that he
is old-fashioned enough to believe
there is more truth than poetry in
the saying, Early to bed and early
to rise, make man healthy, wealthy
and wise"
He is thoroughly convinced OF
the health-giving feature OF this
mode OF living, he is equally as
sured of the enhanced mental ablli-
ty. and he is hoping that he will not
be disappointed in the third promise
which this rule holds out to its
followers.
Mr.. Kennedy observes rule OF
arriving at his law Office at 7 a. M,
although he admits that occasionally
the time may be a little past the
seventh hour OF the morning. AS
a rule, however, while most other
lawyers and professional men OF
Omaha are enjoying their beauty
Sleep" he is at his desk, hard at it,
and undisturbed by the Interruptions
Of the days work.
He walks down every morning, a
distance of two miles. from his
home at 20 South Thirty-eighth
street, and he leaves other mem
bers of his household to arise at
their inclinations. He eats his
breakfast downtown, because he
does not wish to enforce his early
rising practice on his family:
II have been doing this for
long time he stated. Il have
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Bicycle Racer and His
Pacemaker Of Years
Ago Get Together

Thirty years ago, when ". A.
Pixley and X King Dennan were
pals in the heyday of cycling in
Omaha, they did not dream that i'll
1920 fthey would be business asso-
eiates
During 1890 and a few succeeding
years "Bill" Pixley was one of the
specdiess bicycle racers in this part
of the country. He began with the
old style high wheel and when he
quit the game he was riding spec
cial racing machine. with pneumatic
tires and weighing less than Is
pouds. Pace-making for bicycle
racers was developed to high de-
gree of skill, some of the racing
machines in this country carrying
as many as six riders.
Mr.. Pixley's favorite pacing team
were King Denman and Bert Potter,
who led the way on tandem. After
they left the bicycle track, Mr.. Pix
ley entered the service of the tele-
phone company and Mr.. Denman
went into the grain business This
month Mr.. PIxley engaged his pace
maker of other. years as Office man
ager in a local truck and tractor
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-29
Bouquet of Live Human Interest Stories About People
'Danbaum, The Duke
That's What They Call
Him at Headquarters

Benny Danbaum, the duke of the
city detective department! It's
strange, is it not? 1t is not.
Benny has more dressy clothes
than an understudy of Beau Brum-
mel. He's proud of 'eu. He has
more styles OF kickers than an
Austrian general. He needs 'em. he
says. He wears a new loquacious
tie every day. He likes 'em-the
ties. When it comes to making a
pinch of some vagrant. Benny puts
up the appearance OF a Sunday
school instructor. the aspect of a
shooting gallery proprietor and the
nerve OF an instrumental delegate
to political convention. -r.
His fellows of the detective depart
ment follow his careful advice in
all matters Of wearing clean collars
and unworn buttons. Benny is gen.
orally given the honor Of acting as
bodyguard to prominent visitors to
the fair city because of his natty,
up-to-date, Lord Fauntleroyan ap-
pearance in dress and manners.
Many a policeman and detective has
learned how to make correct four
in-hands from the duke, Benny.