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Smyrna times., 1920-12-22
XMAS AT ST. PETERS CHURCH
Revd. Thomas Getz Hill, Doctor, An
nOunces Services and Program for
Christmas Day and Sunday


The usual 7.3O service will be omit
ted on Friday night of this week. At |
half past eleven, however, the Church |
bell will ring; and at one minute past |
twelve Christmas-the Feast of the |
Nativity-will be ushered in by Sc
vice of praise and thanksgiving. The
full vested choir will be in attendance
and the music will be appropriate to
the occasion. Christmas carols will be
sung, and the holy Communion will be
celebrated. At the close of the ser
vice, the members of the choir, aug
mented by other singers plan to go
around the town repeating the Christ
mas carols for the benefit of those
who are prevented from coming to
the service. Let all who can come out
and make this a real Eucharist" or
Thanksgiving. There will be no 9th
er service on Christmas Day. On
Sunday-the First after Christmas
there will be the church school at 10
o'clock; and at IL, morning prayer,
Holy Communion and sermon. Mon
day and Tuesday mornings there will
be Holy Communion at $50 a. M,
and on Tuesday evening at $50 the
church school Christmas festival.
There will be no treat, as the members
Oh .Ae school voted to devote the cost
to the need of the sufferers in the
Near East. The new orchestra will
make its initial bow and try to demon
strate it's reason for being. The ex.
ercises will consist of the singing Of
the carols, recitations, etc.
Christmas Services at Asbury Church
The usual Christmas morning ser
vice will be held in the church Satui
day morning at six o'clock. Christ
mas exercises will be rendered by til
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Attractiv
! music and an orchestra of fourtee,
: pieces will contribute to the pleasur
of the service. Christmas sermon an
music at IL a. m. The pastor wi
preach the Christmas sermon, his SUI!
}; ject being, "The Hope of a Messia
j, Realized" In tlr; evening the serno
will be on lessons for Life" tn
special theme on the Christmas stor!
: The following rusic will be rendere
:. in the morning service: Organ prelud
: "Gesu Bambino, Pastorale, Pietro
Yon; offertory, "Cantique de Noel
Adam; postlude, ole Prophetic" Me!
" erbeer; choir: Anthem, "Sing o Hea,
= ens," Simper; anthem, "The Comm
of the King, Stultz; anthem, '.Hal
!. What Mean Those Holy Voices
= Neidlinger.
~ Christmas at Presbyterian Church
There will be special music as We
9 as sermons appropriate to the seas'
on Christmas Sunday. At 11.45 a. ]
= the Sunday school will render a pr
= gram of interest. On Wednesd;
= evening next the Sunday school w
- have it's annual "treat" and orchest1
:" music will be feature of the evenin
Smyrna times., 1920-12-22
STATE HIGHWAY AT MILFORD.
Will Go Under the Railroad Bridge.
Grading Work Goes On.

Will Go Under the Railroad Bridge.
Grading Work Goes On.
The engineers who have charge of
the construction work of the new
boulevard have decided to go under
the railroad at Haven Lake. Owing
to the number of accidents at this
crossing, and on account of the heavy
travel, a grade crossing was consid-
cred too dangerous. Because of the
natural slope of the land to the lake
the construction work will be greatly
simplified. Construction work on mo t
of the improved highways will be
stopped for the winter within few
days, except grading work. Weather
conditions have been such this faI
that concrete work has been in pro-
gress on nearly all Of the contracts
in this country where plenty of ma
terial was on hand. Nearly all Of tn
contractors have been Handicapped
since last summer, however, because o
their inability to get cement an
stone. In the spring, southern Della
wares road building program will b.
carried out as rapidly as possible, AM
as soon as winter weather is owe
more contracts are expected to b
awarded. Grading work from Laure
to Asbury Church, a distance of abor
seven miles viii be carried on durin
the winter.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-22
WHOLE NO. 3510
HONOR REV. AND MRS. NICHOLS
Married 20 Years, Members of Con-
gregatiOn Gather at Asbury Par
sOnage and OYerWhelm Them.

sOnage and Overwhelm Them.
The evening of Monday, December
20, was the occasion of a memorable
gathering at the parsonage of Asbury
M. E. Church, when the friends of
Rev. and Mrs. Ransom P. Nichols
came to offer congratulations and cool
wishes upon the twentieth anniversary
of their most happy marriage. The
bride and groom received their guests
in the parlor, where the spirit of holi-
day joy added to the pleasure of the
evening through the beautiful decora-
tions of holly, cedar, and mistletoe.
which graced the entire lower floor.
From other churches to which Mr..
Nichols has .ministered came friends
who still hold MIN and his family in
affectionate regard, to offer their trib-
ute of good will with those of our own
community, who soon taxed the ac-
! commodation of the hospitable
rooms to their capacity. Useful
as we'll as beautiful gifts added
their testimony to the spoken greet
ings, and during the evening a purse
containing $100 in gold was presenter
by Mrs. L.. M. Price to the two whom
their friends thus delighted to honor.
A charming feature of the evenings
pleasure was the music rendered by
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Smith and Mrs. T. H.
Coverdale on clarinet, violin, and pi-
ano, and song by Mr.. L. M. Price,
Inc creature comfort of the guests
was not forgotten, as the refreshing
ices and cakes lore witness, and tht
enjoyment of the evening found ex-
. preston in the oft-repeated wish that
the years may bring to Mr.. and Mrs
Nichols many more anniversaries, il
g the midst of happy associations, anc
S with usefulness and vigor unimpaired
Smyrna times., 1920-12-22
BAYARD CARTER HAS INJURY
Fell While Playing Basket Ball at
Delaware College Last Week


Bayard Carter, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carter, suffered a severe in
jury last week at Delaware College,
Newark, while playing basket ball. He
was practicing with the squad and in
some manner hurt his back. At first
little was thought of it, but the next
day he could hardly walk and has been
unable to resume practice. Coach
Shipley thinks that it is possible
vertebrae is out of place in his back
and will have him examined by a
specialist. Carter is one of the best
foul shooters in the country, and last
season had an average of caging four
out of five fouls.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-22
Coming Christmas Dance in Smyrna

The young, men of Smyrna will give
a dance at the Century Club building
on Tuesday, De, ember 28th, and it
promises to be the social event of the
holidays. Lymsn Section, R. Y Wall
len, Jr., George Section and Ralph
Tucker are the c. mmittee.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-22
agricultural Class on Trip

I agricultural Class on Trip
pa tSs.Sltgral S.S class of the Smyr-
Ned bs.lOO blOOl visited the farm Of
&s osskyne q Thursday afternoon
n .arm inventory. The stu
dsss practice methods learned
L 4 t,p' 19On. A discussion of the
r. ! iN.ag an inventory was
me field.
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s KAMNA z druhe ruky yseho
druhu prodava a kupuje w.
1851 f. 40. St. :?
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Nabidnuti k si1atku

Mladenec 40 roku starry,
slusne situovany, ma hotovych
|dspor v obnosu $250O, preje
81 seznamiti Sc S elegantni de-
mou, S kterou by sc ozenil DO
vzajemnem dohodnutf. Oprav-
du minene nabidky zaslete do
adm. 'Sveta" pod znackou
"Snatek". Dana, ktera vlast-
nj domov, ma prednost. 1918
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DIVA z CZECH pfijeta
hleda sluzbu ma domaci praci.
Haste Sc v elsie 1868 Croton
ul. Tel. Central ITO l.. 1928
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-17

PRODA Sc. dvourodinny
dun o 5ti svetnicich koupel-
nou dole nahofe, V Corlet, vse
moderne zarizeno. Vezme sc
lot. aneb druhy margic co prvni
splatka. Piste neb zavolejte J.
+. Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union
Ave. Oba telefony. :?
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ku po ceste tax namahave.
alberto, mela's take ruku
svoji v bidackem tomto cinu?"
tazala Sc Elfie, vypuknouc v
plac.
"V jakem?" tazala Sc zena
odbojnika, prikladajic move
drfvi ma ohen v krbu.
"Se zlotinnym tim dnosem
proti me will"
Alberta rozkutala oheh tax,
ze ozaril celou jizbu a pax pra-
villa:
"Kdyz prchla jsem Wash
ingtonu, setkala jsem Sc cestou
S nekterymi lidmi, kteri dopro-
vodili mne ku svemu plukovni-
ku. Tu zvedela jsem, re on byl
hlavnim str6jcem a cinitelem
pfi vysvobozeni meho draheho
Vittoria, jenz zaroveil byl II
neho. Zvedev, kde jsem byla,
dotiral ma mne tisicerymi otaz-
kami, ktere zodpovidala jsem
nu tax, jak jsem mohla a tn ne
vedomky skoro Tekla jsem mu
tez, re bavite Sc dobfe prave
chystate Sc ku velikemu pikni-
ku k velkym vodopadum. To je
cely podil, jaky ia ma dnosu
tom mela, Elfie".
"Je to vse? Je to skutecna
pravda? Nepovzbuzovala jsi
jej?"
"Nikoli. V tn dobu nemela
jsem am tuseni mad miru od-
vaznem planu Alberta. Pfekro-
ceni reky V tech mistech, kde.
utaboreno tolik spolkoveho VOL
ska, bylo skoro totozne Sc vstr-
cenim hlavy We tlamu Iva; byl
to kousek primo sileny; on ta-
ke ale miluje te silene, Elfie".
Po slovech tech pokrocila ku
dverim a zavolajic na jednoho
muze Ze straze, dala mu tise
nejakych rozkazu, nacez pri-
soupla druhou zidli blizko X FL
fiji pravila:
"Jsem jedinou zenou V tomto
taboru a muslin proto nechat
slouziti 81 bud od muzskych,
nebo poslouziti 81 sama, cemuz
obyceine davam prednost. Bu-
des proto vecereti a spati Sc
mnou a ia budu chraniti tie a o
tebe pecovati po tu dobu, nezli
Albert najde kneze nejakeho,
ienz spoil vas svazkem manzel-
skym a da mu pravo ku pre-
vzeti povinnosti dalsich".
ga re budu provdana "a to-
hoto odbojnika? Nikdy! Man
zelstvi takove je neplatne, po-
kud ia nedam k tomu sveho
svoleM a to nestane Sc nikdy!
Bidak ten hleda jiz kneze, jenz
chtel by Sc dopustit cinu tax ne
zakoniteho a Spatneho a sam
do oci mi pravil, re nepotfebu-
ie k tomu ami meho svoleni a
re dobre obeidc sc bez snub-
niho prstenu. Oh. Alberto, ty
Ineprivolis pfece prece k tomu,
ably pod tvoii strechou TAXA
hanebnost stala sc skutkem?
| Ty's prece lady - aneb byla
isl il alespoh jako dcera gentle
mana! Ty budes a musiS mne
chraniti!" zvolala Elfie divoce.
"Muzes spolehati ma to, re
budu te chraniti tax dalece, jak
bude mi jen mozno. Tvoje mlu-
va prekvapuje mne ale velikt
n.ife, Elfie, nebot' az posavade
mela jsem "a to, ze Alberta mi
, lujes" V udivu pravila zena cd
bojnikova.
"Ja ze bych milovala toht
! konskeho zlodeje a vypalovact
plantazl a vesnic 2" urazent
! zvolala Elfie.
i (Fokratov6ni.l
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PRODAM neb vymenim far.
mu 104 akrech sc vsim zari-
zenim ma dlazdene ceste. Pri-
jme sc majetek do osmi tisic,
ostatni hotove. Cena $4,000.
Pfihlasky zaslete pod znackou
farma, do adm. Sveta. 1-8
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PRODA Sc dunn ma Union z
E. SO. ul. o 5ti pokojich, kou-
pelna, elektrika. Vezme Sc lot
a mensi castka hotove. Haste
Sc V elsie 9315 Benham Ave.
1920
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Zajata nevesta.
Rona1n We styrech diIech cd pi D. E. N Soushwohovs
Pro 'Domacnoet' prelozl Hugo Chotet.
oooooee 90 % ooSeoooeeoco~o

"Musis odpustiti mi jiz, mi
lacku muj, avsak ia musel tax
uciniti, nechtel-li jsem ztratiti
cely svuj skalp a ODE usi".
Elfie upotrebila volnost ru-
kou svych k tomu, re pesti "a
sadila Goldsboroughovi neko-
1ik ran v oblicej drive jeste,nez
mohl zachytiti jeji ruku. On
small Sc tomu a drze il pevne,
vedl ku kamennym schodum--
ne vsak daleko, ,nebot' ona hned
po prvnim kroku yyskubla mu
svoii rnku a zvolala zlostne:
"Jdete jen! ia budu vas ma
sledoyati, protoze muslin. A
vsak, jestlize nyni podrobuji Sc
nutnosti, je to zrovna tax, jako
kdyz tygr Sc schouli, ably Sc
pTipravil ku jistejsimu skoku!
Alberto Goldsborough, to "a
platte mi svym zivotem!"
"Cely mil zivot venovan je
jen tobe, Elfie", odpovedel on
vazne.
Corsini stal jiz ma kamen-
nych stupnich 'schodou a kyval
ma ne, ably 81 pfispisili.
XII. Laska odstspencova.,
"Nevim netazu Sc te, zda
laska
nebo zloba ovlada srdce
tve".
Zvolna vystoupili ma veran-
du a projdouce dvojkridlovymi
dubovymi dvermi, octli Sc We
prostorne, vysoke a svetle pred
SIM, V niz nalezalo Sc nekolik
ozbroienych odstepencu ma
\ strait. Po obou stranach pred
sine byly vzdy ctvery dvefe, We
douci do vnitr budovy.
Corsini vedl hosty sve ku ire
tim dvefim ma prave strane.
"Draha mole zena pachazi
Sc tuto", pravil. "Nebylo by do
bre, kdybychom slecnu Fiel-
ding sverili jeji peci?"
ooh, ano, diky! Krasna mole
spolecnice bude jiste unavena,
nebot' vedle celodenni JiZdy
ma koni cvicila Sc po celych
Scst hodin V 'hoxovani'. Musi
il byti proto kid trochu po-
hodli velmi vitane", odvetil
G0lQSDorough.
Corsini otevrel dvere, uklo-
nil sc pravil:
"Slccno Fielding ,draha mo-
je zena dli tuto. Nechtela byste
vstoupiti?"
Jeste nedokoncil ale sva slo-
Va, ikdyz objevila Sc Alberta
priskocila k Elfii a objimajic ji
volala: Bud vitana We volnt
prirode a zelenych lesich, dra,
ha, mila Ellie !"
Necekajic ami ma jeJi odpo
we'd, vtahla il do sve komnaty
Byla to velka, vysoka mistnost
Sc sirokym krbem prace vskut
ku umelecke. Nabytku, jako ,
celem staveni vubec, bylo tt
velmi malo a znatelny byly je
ste stopy nedayneho boje dral
covani. Obrazy byly prostrile
ne, krasna malba stropu zaca
zena a porusena, mramorov
scSky rozbite umelecke vypu
kle prace krbu zurazene.
Y iednom koutu stala hrub
postel, jlz vojini sami byli zho
tovili pro lepsi pohodli sveh
plukovnika a zboznovane jeh
zeny; V druhem koutu byl hru
by stul ma mem kamenn
dzban $ vodou a pax plechoy
umyvadlo.
Jedna nizka stolice DIV
hrube zidle doplnovaly cello
vybavu pokoje.
Prece ale pokoj ten cinil dt
bry DOZEN sice pro svoji c
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dun prave dohotoveny ma zap.
Sc. ul. blize Denison ave. Blizsi
sdeli Frank Valchar, 3616 E.
48. ul. Tel. Union 513 r.
1918
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MATE-LI MA PRODEJ slus
ny obchod, dobfe zavedeny,
muzete no vymenit "a majetek
dvou jednorodinny. Blizsi Sc
sdeli u Atlas Finance Co., 545S
Broadway aneb J. H. Migasek,
1878 Coath Ave. po 7 hod.
vecer. 1918
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
City Planning Boards
Work Commended by
Real Estate Exchange

First meeting of the Omaha Real
Estate exchange this year was held
IN the Chamber of Commerce yes
:erday afternoon. l Schuler, new
president, in his first speech de-
,lared that the work of the city
claiming board this year would be
Of utmost importance to the city
md announced a new arrangement
or appraisal work, dividing proper
ty into four classes, wilma separate
committee for each class.
Each of these committees is to
have the same general chairman,
with vice chairman of its own.
Appraisal work viii be divided into
cur classes as follows: downtown
business property, downtwon track
lge, factory and warehouse proper
ty; outlying business, factory and
warehouse property and residence;
apartment and fiat property.
The new appraisal plan and res
olution commencing work of the
city planning board were both
unanimously adopted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
DON'T PAMPER
YOUR STOMACH
Fear of Dyspepsia Robs the
Entire System Of Necessary
Nutriment. Eat a DIVERSE
fled Meal and With
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets You Will Avoid the
Distress of Indiges-
ton.

Just because the stomach sours
with gassiness, heartburn, water
brash and such distresses after eat
ing, is not a good reason for de-
priving the system of nourishment.
Insead Of indigestible and innu-
tritious bran and skim milk try the
better plan of eating what you like
and follow your meals with Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. They digest
food, they assist the stomach to Sc
crete juices that keep the stomach
sweet, active and with the alkaline
effect, just as when the stomach is
in perfect health. Nor is it necessary
to discriminate. You may eat freely
of onions, sausage, mince pie and
baked beans, or other dishes, such
as the average 'dyspeptic views with
horror, and suffer no distress if you
follow with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets. There is thus no need to fear
any kind of food at any time or
place, for with these tablets, you
may prevent those distresses that
formerly made you pamper your
stomach as if it were tender in
FAINT. You can get Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets in any drug store at
so cents box.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
GOLD MEDAL.
llAlEMQ
3sy25g43S

bring quick relief and often ward %
deadly diseases. Known as the national
remedy Of Holland for more than 400
ysars. All druggists, in three sixee.
'ssk fsr he name Gold Medal .. every hsz
and accept % imitatios
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
RED HEARINGS
. START IN OMAHA;
TRIALS SECRET
New immigration Inspector
Arrives From Kansas City
For Inquiry.

Frank Billott, 3305 Poppleton
street, a Russian alien and alleged
members OF the communist labor
party, was the first of the 10 al
legged radicals who were arrested IN
Omaha Friday night by federal au-
thorities, to be examined by Warren
E. Long, immigration inspector foy
Nebraska, who arrived yesterday
from Kansas City to replace 0. B
Holton, transferred to Minneapolis
three weeks ago.
The hearing of Billott started yes
terday afternoon at and was not
completed until 5. Inspector Long
stated that he could not disclose any
Of the details brought out at the hear
ing. The hearings of the other nine
alleged radicals are expected to be
completed within a few days.
The accused prisoners have been
held without bond in the county jail
pending the arrival of Mr.. Long
None but officials of the Department
of Justice and operatives of the I'm
migration department were per-
mitted to attend the hearings.
The alleged radicals who will ap-
pear at the hearing are Mike Vile
Itch, secretary of the communist la
Dor party of America, 1908 T street;
Mike Dasoyh, 2S0l T street; Sam
and Mary Mrmos, 1924 Y street;
Tom Lrrzh, 2o24 Y street; Frank
Ivan, 28l4 T street; Tom Solar, 28ls
I street, and Anton Blaha, 3612 V
street; David Lichterman. Avenue
X, and Frank Billott, 3505 Popple-
ton avenue
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
Objects to Probating Will
Of Her Divorced Husband

Mrs. Augusta Holmberg yesterday
filed objections in county court to
probating the will of her divorced
husband, Peter Holmberg. She
says he was incompetent to execute
the will and that 1t was executed
under duress. -
Mr.. Holmberg, II years old, Sc
cured a divorce from her October
"a, after FIVE stormy years Of mar
ried life. He died December Il,
and his divorced wife then asked
to be allowed to probate his will
and named herself sole heir, holding
that she was still his wife, as the
statutory six months had not
elapsed since the divorce was
granted Mr.. Holmberg. She has
moved into a house owned by the
deceased man, at Thirty-third and
Cunning streets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
STATEMENTS OF
BANKS REFLECT.
|0MAHA'S GROWTH
Deposits Last Year Show Ap.
proximate Gain of $4,000
600 Over 1918-City
Prosperous Financially.

Bank statements given yesterday,
as of date OF December 81, 1919, re-
feet the continued growth Of Oma-
has financial institutions.
The comptroller of the currency
issued call for the condition of all
national banks at the close of bust
ness Wednesday, December 81. A
statement has been prepared of all
of the banks of Greater Omaha, ma
tiopal and state banks.
This tabulation shows that the
total deposits December 81, 1919,
was $l27,330,324, as against $llS,-
$4,000 on the corresponding date
of 1918, this being an increase of
~ per cent which is spread over
all of the banks. These deposits
were slightly less than on Novem-
Der II, 1919, the date of the previous
cali.
Loans and discounts for Decem-
Der 81, 1919, show a total of $l07,-
570,931, as against 8l,864,072 for
corresponding date of 1918, and as
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
Futile Effort to Rob
Home While Posing as
Census Enumeratol

An unidentified man posing as a
census cnumerator attempted to
force his way into the home OF
Langon Sawyer, 242l Thirteenth
street, Tuesday night. when Mrs.
Sawyer appeared at the door in an
swer to the mans knock, according
to police report.
I'm federal man, here to get
the census" he told Mrs. Sawyer.
When Mrs. Sawyer asked him
why he didn't come to the house
during the day the man became
abusive and sought to pass by her
Mrs. Sawyer screamed, she said
and the stranger darted away,
snatching up what appeared to be
a sack filled with odd articles OF
clothing and shoes.
Police were called and made a
search of the neighborhood.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
W. H. Thompson Will Preside
At BRYAN Meeting Monday

William Fl. Thompson of Grand
Island, known in state political Cir
Giles as "The Little Giant" will pre-
side at the w. ]. Bryan meeting
to be held in the Auditorium next
Monday evening.
A committee of Lincoln, men is
arranging for a special train from
the capital city for the Omaha meet
ing. 1t is announced that Mr..
Bryan will discuss prohiteering at
the Omaha meeting. Next Monday
noon he will address a joint meet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08

against $lo6,s03,s70 for November
II, 1919, date of the previous call.
Detailed comparisons for 1918 and
1919 follow:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
Omaha Refining Firm Votes
To Increase Tank CAPACITY

Tank storage of the Omaha RNr
fining company was voted increased
to 100000 gallons capacity and cap
italization of the company to be in
creased to 100000 at the annual
meeting of the stockholders in the
Hotel Castle Monday. The follow
ing directors were elected: A. w.
Gordon, G. H. Conant, Earl Oswald,
L. V. Fox, c. E. Heaney, Bert lie
Bron, ]. T. Bertwell, T. P. Sullivan,
D. w. Lennox, ]. K. Jones and C..
F. Lear
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
Seeks c. of c. Endorsement
Of Ex-S0IdierS' MAGAZINE

R. A. Hayden. representing the
Pacific Periodical Sales company,
Portland, Ore, called at the Cham
Der of Commerce yesterday to seek
an endorsement of THE Northwest
Warriors Magazine" which Mr..
Hayden asserted is combating the l..
w. w. and other disturbing elements
and is promoting Americanism.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
Negro Shot During Row
Over Domestic Troubles

George Warren, negro. 1908 Ham
lton street. shot Mingo Mcdowell
negro. rooning at the same place,
through the jaw and back yesterday
morning during an argument over
domestic affairs. Warren then es-
capped from the house. Mcdowell
was taken 10 the Lord Lister iospi-
tal Hia aondition u not aexiaua.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
Motorcycle Rider Injured
When His Machine Skids

Arthur Black, 1904 Woolworth
street, was injured at 2 a. m. yester-
day. when the motorcycle on which
he was riding skidded as he tried to
avoid striking an automobile at
Thirtieth and Farnam streets.
H. A. Steyer, 504 Terminal build
ing, driver of the car, picked Black
up and took him to central police
station, where he was found to be
suffering with a sprained arm. He
was able to so to his home unat-
tended.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
Ludendorff In Politics

Paris, Jan. General Luden-
dorff, former commander-in-chief of
the German armies on the western
front, will be an active participant
in the next German political cam
paign, according to advices from
Berlin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
Totals ...... .ss1, s64,o72 slO7, $50, 90
Eckman Funeral Services.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Eckman, wife of E. M. Eckman,
president of the Eckman Chemical
company, were held in the home OF
Mrs. T. Harmon, 1901 North FIGHT
zenith street, daughter. yesterday
afternoon. Rev. r. L. Wheeler Of
ficiated. Burial was in Forest Lawn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-08
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