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Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
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son mentioned in the newspaper
story to be at his office tomorrow.
He added that if they had any in
formation likely to result in indict-
,nent of guilty parties, he would inl-
mediately place it before the Sep
tember regular grand jury.
Zaranko, who has appeared as a
ownership of the horse which drew
the death wagon Immediately after
the blast and who spoke Of the
boss" who had directed him to
drive the conveyance to Wall and
Broad streets had disappeared. One
os the men to whom he told his
story and who persisted in repeat
ing it. was the victim of an attempted
assassination within month. ac-
cording to the story despite the fact
that he had gone dumb
This man, at whom three shots
were fired one night in October, the
story declared. was Raymond Clark,
chief foreman of gang of house
wreekers who were tearing down
the Stock Exchange annex. Clark,
it continues. is "Brindell lieuten-
ant" though employed by a firm
of building contractors. We
"Within the present week. the
story continued, "the Evening World
has found two business men of high
standing to whom Clark told it the
afternoon of the explosion and to
whom he mentioned It again when
explaining to them the attempt to
assassinate him three weeks ago.
And so certain arc these two men Of
the justification fer Clark's frightened
silence that they would not talk to
the investigator al all until they had
promise guaranteed by higher
authority than that cf the reporter,
that their names would not be
published" ~
Attempt on Life.
1t told of the circumstances sur
rounding the shooting of Clark. The
foreman was accompanied on the
night OF October II BY a foreman
subordinate, James Reilly Coming
out of the garage at Reilly's Long
Island City home where it was quite
dark, the two were confronted with
! out warning BY three strangers, one
of whom asked:
(Which of you is Reilly?"
''I'm Reilly" was the reply of the
assistant foreman.
"Then you are Clark?" sharply in
terrogated the first speaker.
"I'm Clark" answered the man
who had repeated the tale of the cart
driver
Instantly the shcts rang out, Clark
fell to the ground, and before either
he or his companion could recover
from the shock spt the sudden attack,
the gangment had escaped.
A heavy, old-fashioned watch in
Ciarks left breast pocket saved his
life by DETECTING the first bullet. A
second gazed his shoulder, while the
third went wiid.SS
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Geneva American Legion
' Celebrates Armistice Day

Geneva, Neb., Nov. ll.-(Special.
The program for Arhistice day
here included an address by Charles
Smrha of Miliigan at the auditorium
following a parade which was made
spectacular by line of red fire from
which roman candles were lighted
and shot at a coal oil soaked figure
of Kaiser Bill suspended in mid-air.
Foot ball by legion teams of Exeter
and Geneva, wrestling, boxing, a
band concert and dance were other
events. War RELICS were on exhibi-
ton and demonstration .of the use
of the gas mask made during the
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Recognition of
Mexico Unlikely
Before December
Action Before End Of Huer'
ta's Regime Improbable;
Rival Oil Interests Re-
sponsible for Delay.
By e Staff Correspondent.

by Staff Correspondent.
Chicago Tribune-O Omaha Bee Leased WIZ
Washington. Nov. ll.-Recogni
ton by the United States Of the
Mexican government before the end
Of President de Ia Huerta's regime,
December |, a possibility few
W. e '"o got likely now.
Several things have happened
W., al ,ne last few days TO upset
well-laid plans OF certain American
oil interests to bring about inter-
national reconciliation at once.
Last week there was every indi.
cation that recognition would be ex.
tended the Huerta regime; today
there were positive indications that
this consummation would not de-
velop and that recognition, when it
comes. will be arranged after Presi-
dent-elect Obrebon assumes office.
Rival American oil interests in
Mexico--The Guffy interests on
one hand and the Doheny interests
en- the other--are said,to be respon-
sible in measure for Washington's
determination not to rush in " h
recognition.
The Guffy interests, it has been
declared. were most anxious for I'M
recognition for, protection
it would afford their properties If il
came before Huerta stepped out.
The Doheny interests are said to
have protested vehemently and to
have made threats Of startling
revelations, should such recognition
be granted. ~
Today. another block to i'm.
recogni appeared when
1t became known that the State de.
rartment was displeased by a mes
sage telegraphed to the embassy
here by President de Ia Huerta and
made public by the Mexican consul
general in FL Paso, in which it was
declared Mexico would not resume
relations through pro-
tocol as suggested by Secretary
COlDy.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Noted German Historian
Dies Following Oreratior

Copenhagen, Nov. ll-Henry
Thoda, the noted German historian,
died following surgical operation.
He was at one time professor of
history at Heidelberg university. He
was long associated with his mother
in-law. Frau Cosima Wagner. widow
of Richard Wagner, the composer,
in the management of the Beyreuth
festivals. In 1914, his wife, Frau
Daniela Won Buelow. whose father
was Frau Wagner's first husband,
divorced him.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Triumph Scored
By Sousa's Band
In Concert Here
March King Compositions
Win Hearty Applause From
Packed House-Encores
Exceed Selections.

Omahaas' regard for Sousa and
his band was displayed Wednesday
evening at the Municipal auditor
ium when the audience filled the
building and cheered the March
King" to the echo. .
The tired business man was there
in vast numbers, enjoying the pro-
gram and the innumerable encores to
the fullest In fact, there were more
extras than there were scheduled
selections, for each OF the latter
brought two or more encores. These
were usually favorite Sousa
marches, and frequently the first
few measures we're drowned in the
applause which accorded recognition
Of the piece.
Sousa is the same gentlemanly,
polished band leader he has proved
to be in past visits and his band is
a large and carefully selected body
of players. including a splendid choir
Of brasSes. woodwinds of excellent
quality and drumrrers OF versatility.
The elalrinets and woodwinds
found many opportunities in the new
Suite" Camera Studies" composed
by Mr.. Sousa, consisting of two
graceful and one humorous number.
and in a musicaily interpreted ar
rangemeat of the "Andante Canta-
bile" from the string quartet by
Tschaikowsky.
Marches Inspire Enthusiasm.
The brasses naturally had
star parts in the irresistible
marches OF the famous leader,
and the new march, Com
rades OF the Legion" "Whose's Who
in Navy Blue" Field Artillery"
and many others of the extras in
spired the listeners to rousing en-
thusiasm.
The Rhapsody. "The American
INDIAN" by Orenl, built upon themes
recorded and suggested by Thurlow
Lieurance, and the "Dale Dances of
Yorkshire" both had much distinc-
tive characters.
Miss Mary Baker. the possessor Of
the powerful voice of lovely quality,
presented two attractive solos. and
Miss Florence Hardeman won two
cncores with her brilliant and fiery
Interpretation OF the snowy First
movement from the f sharp minor
Concerto by Vieuxtemps. Il
Cornetist WINS Applause.
Mr.. John Dolan, >cornetist. is a
master of all the difficult feats pos
sible on his instrument. and the ac-
curacy of tone. .luency of running
passages, and careful phra sing he
achieved mark him as one of the
greatest in his Inc. His solo was
musically presented, and an encore
added.
MS. George J. Carey, xylophone
player, dazzled with his proficiency
in a. composition of his own. and
''Dardanella," PLAYED as an encore.
The climax of the evening came
with the playing of the STARS and
Stripes Forever" when the flutes,
cornets and trombones marched to
tn, front of the stage for the inspir-
ing melody and red, white and blue
lights suddenly burst into view on
the ceiling of the Auditorium.
1t was the Sousa of Sousa's |
marches, whom the people came to I
hear, and it was the Interpretation of
these by the composer and his band I
which gave the greatest satisfac'
ton. a. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Church Fair Nets 5000.

Geneva, Neb., Nov. 11.-(Special.) }
The parish of St. Joseph Catholic
church closed a two days church
iair here. Dinners were served both
days and about 5000 was netted
from the bazaar and meals served.
A card party was given at the pa
rochial school following the dinner.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Swear in Thsyer County
Commissioner for Vacancy

Hebron, Heb., Nov. lL-(Spe-
cial.)-W. A. Birkholz, who was
elected TO fill vacancy as county
commissioner, was sworn into office
and is now acting in the place of
A. L. Scott. Mr.. Scott was appoint
ed to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Mr.. Velte, which occurred
at election time two years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Commander of Nebraska
Legion Speaks at York

York, Neb., Nov 11.-(Special
Telegram. )-Armistice day was
celebrated here and owing to the
severe cold weather exercises were
held in the Auditorium. Robert c.
Simmons, state commander of the
American Legion> spoke to a large
audience
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Armenians and Turkish
Nationalists Cease Warfare

London, Nov. l1.-An arniistice
has been signed between the Arne-
mans and the Turkish nationalists.
it is announced in an Armenian COM
munique dated November !. received
here TODAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12
Investigates Code Law.

Lincoln, Nov, ll.-(Special.)- y
Van B. Sims, state comptroller of
Arkansas, was A visitor at the state
house, making an examination of the
code law system.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12

Bee want ads are best business
getters.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-12

Lighting Fixtures-Granden Elec-
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