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SPORTS
Exhibition Games

| At Louisville. Ky: R.u T.
| iitshnrsh Nationals go. i o
Lo,@, a., Nm, .,ssociaiion, IL 3
skin; sanders Wright ana Mcycr.
T rs.ta Y,aa N%c !r,. Ayso : . :
Batteries Martin. nowm.in = i,r .
jE.g'(rT,ss ana wilson; Ta;um, Farley,
At Durham. y. C.: y
ir,Htham fiedm"uts Fundamentally
Wax" Forest College ..........
g innings by Asreemen;D
At Chattanooga rcnn. l. II, g.
Batteries Mright Atr,,niIor;.,
t L;ra h hS :. MORGAN pumy Morris And
pr "@&&i%Ht lSiiant II NV l AnEn Ill.,
cans gam cancelled; cold weather.
NEW YORK. April l1.-rrin,.,o,
NGW York Nationals game canSeilIed.
At lnd!anarolis ina. y u j.
snaianaruls Gamer. ASSN u ! .
r i5.a,,iicr-ieS, Mails F3aghy and
Dixon ''H N'F ana
& Iii,rn,.,., sSoo'n Atlantic
~ baltimore: T.
ravsryt;.@ Of Mar,y.tand '. ...::.::..
Aasas,a = * h,' Ga l., IL
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or the conference have passed away
rev. J. r. Rores. Rev. J. T.. Grubb
anu Kew. J. w. McNcill-all members
az the conference. While this service
WAS in progress Information was
brought to the conference that Rev.
/. /. f!Shburnc. OF Roanoke, died
inns morning. MIR. Fishburnc was a
local preacher and had been for many
Years prominently Identified with the
WORK OF tho church. ON motion. IL
was ordered that his memoir be pub
liShcd in the minutes OF the confer
cnCc.
The place OF meeting for the next
session OF the conference was left
for the decision "f the committee on
conference entertainment
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SANATORIUM PATIENT
P&RADES IN PAJAMAS

.ar,'on'ai aud hati"ys and clad
'n q -Hrt Of paJamus. a man
1.'"a'd annHi tn" streets in III.
~ ap'tp. square early this
''sr.'" the cold. he con-
mad his stroll uumoicsicd nn,iI 20
'arH +. T.. Erydonc ana W. :.
nE"rod him al the corner
..'+.n'H "n.. BANK Streets and
zoos rr .H'p custody
I2aw nation uuvcii.d tn. fac, ,ba,
man "as AL !nma," al i loca
tH'a't-'H Just how far he hat
ar bar foot travels or how
o., ""E.i iaF" continued had no
.i .r 'ppr.d him is not known
'-h "as hlue "ith tho cold. the
ftf. "hcu they stopped him
'r "- Fr'HrHDI % tho saHatoriuin
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lRlNKlE MEN ATTEND
ADDRESS AT LOUISA

hHmH,r o: local followers Of
9.aie senator + Lee Trinkle vent To-
..t' i'fa"% - hear the Senator
'" ~ ms candidacy COR Cover
.-'r' o. Ent IN" Senator ad-
hl aad.cnc" at C;ordonsville.
"l lala. headquarters in Muir
!i.i'. "-t u.gut wcr. TO the
'.'.' ne meetings w"re well
vac displayed
-rh. ''r fr.nHie VIII devote several
''HrlrE tn" Seventh. Tenth
l.+E HiH Districts, where he is
"-t+ 10 have man. friends
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nnIlrond RESTORES Section Force.

hiNcHBURG, VA. April li.-The
southern Hallway system has re-
section men who wcrc cut off
% weeks ago to their Jobs. The
SctIioh forces recently were given
noup,e sections To work with re-
uHccd FORCES. These have now bccn
,es'preu. but II is understood there
mas been cut OF ; cents an horr I'm
the pay of the section men
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- 49, NpfN ll.-Btn FraukIir-
~ t.o-i. recently iui.c,ed by tn.
-" .l!"'y grand lury in conn.c-
..r i+l' world series by the IVhi.s
;S,.N @aE" bond ~ SNoo6 In ~.
iI.i,,..ia' Court today Franklin il
1''N-'N 10 nave h.,u ur. Of -ha
.tihn. srs who arranged Tor thrown,
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WEATHER PREVENTS LOCAL
TEAM MEETING Will SON

'.5'N = g. Apru ll.-Tom
i,r b" second time In two
s'iHs'l - allow his team to
t. sod ia q regular scheduled
"s'f Tai.n- Kola.
'tr. H7 manager Of Peters
~" HI.ca on n regular SEIZED
't EfH, Hu '""hnicality Today
I 80 another. claiming cold
f's.f"' Ind aged in a stiff
and several straw hats
90 ~ hoNc" among the spec
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VII Snrnk tn Artists

Ma jor PoChkOpi. q distInEUishcd
traveller. veteran Of tn. world war
and glohc-trottcr. who spol" az the
Wcstmorctan club laet night be-
fore distinguished audience. will
speak this afternoon at / o'clock at
the atalicr Of the Virginia League
of Arts and HaudicrIits. lis East
Franklin Street The meeting Will
be open to the public
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
lNpENEo FOR uuIcK REruuE%GE.

TIE iissi"GfmMS&D INES sSis D . daily
a nGtsinF Of fd @E "EvESpi$G y ia ;;S
The rates given herewith cover morning
I an S yssnns Of Ti suMSXY TiMHs
DlsrATcH. which il priced separa,e!y.
Schedule Of Want Ad. Rates.
he i wo.u daily. u.tm.Inum 3vc. oct so!.d
Sc "a word sunday. minimum 80. act sO!.d
&C w":d SUNDAY. miiu!.n.Hi tyC. agate
! consecutive Insertions price OF ~. In.
consecutive insertions urics OF on In.
scGtio.s
IL Point TApr.
go ,.~e re.......'.G 49, ~
A. $3.50 .,U.... s.uaIesi
s...e .....~.I - - .'s...t 80, 49,. map oe
&c, o"G ."Ga. Las rae iUs .H!- .assr
IyYr ~vuts "o.A uLiy. iuu tru,.
- moIu su.u4! .ar vI re-
Huv,."na ~. a.r!y a. sGs tesa.aE MANI
avse saics app.y om.y 10 advertisements
o!.,;.Ma.!m- in tHGa.iond and suburban.
teG..tOsy From osnr. Aougees tan ra;es
AZ .'a">. II eciIo a" .saLc .Ine. sun.
d., 10 seats a.. Aaaie .!';s ,couai words
oGdcg ia a.I !ns;snGes.
La..vI i,.!a i.at.s ios EusiIcss Adyer.
t!seIs On teGGesL
ADVERTISEMENTS IrSvlI=a a. ale Az Ia
W 10 4. Al. saturday 10, eofTect c.assi.
AN Oh THESE lsitANCH WANT AID.
sFAIioN & ME- "A AhCcEfT YOUR
MEoI Ur rlI->I SIRLEr.
"a. OA---.,.-I s-I..
sVVA nS.I Nasy oITsI
3vVI mvst Cary Street
SliiNnE.I In<AIs.nACi.
az SoItu SnSpparu street.
DLAShs EooLE. AhD fhAk.dACY.
2avG vest BROAD street.
koDI.son and Floyd.
TIE DI.a-rDis fIiAHAlACY.
u. Z. hEHN,
2225 Hanover Avenue.
aHoN : u! = co. GHs;E taAhMACE.
X. l. HO0hEis.
nEKl !rAGE Drug. GoMrAHY.
rUnLlC DNuu STOKES.
..., ieyl f..in Avenue
wESt Esd GO%fECtiONEkY.
y. h. JOHANN.
PIaE Strict I'iiAHaIACY
6; cn4occA x HhCs:
r. MAY Bros.
40 nrOJN Avenue.
IAhI.A-> DNCG COMPANY
co,. Mest nFoad street.
". c. sH iCsH l;fSs
$50 West Leigh street.
E.h5I Or rii.oi Siilr-ET.
SCAERs.
1903 Nvi,n SiGeeL
HUoiiEa rCIl-NIICitE co..
3.s NoEIn tiitu street..
}. Ii. HUME.
EiGiiNoZD { Iii1n s,;:,
SCHEKs,
ROLAND IL. CliiLDKEY,
20 North E!sntetAth street
WiLLlAsis thAfMACY.
TURNER'S PHARMACY
Twenty -hTst and Main Stteetl
FAIRMOuNI PHARMACY.
:!25 Fa.Inount Avenue.
srKiMGEH DRUG COMPANY.
E s$HS Hy"r i!m,E sSi1st
Twenty-slatn and venaulc Streeta
,. -. CRAIG.
Hi Snb Gs-' DRUG RtHi' SURE Te5fs!
200 q street.
MILLER :. KiioADs.
MEASUREMENTS.
FULTON.
JOHN 4. kUESTER,
zl5 Louisiana street.
j. Is. VAUGHAN.
1907 Williamsburg Avenue,
J. a. BLACK az SON.
sSlG Williamsburg Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON Il EARLY
1900 Hull Street.
J.. J. PARRISH
1909 Uuu Street
"ASlil!SGIOS * EARLY.
25i6 IiulI Street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
3IVi Scmines Avenue.
IiitTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON ilElGiirS CONFECTIONERY.
CLIO North Avenue.
HIGHLAND PAItK.
W. Is. VAUGHAN.
i'uTth Avenue nad STUNT 5trcot.
Park VIEW F:IARNACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue
k0LAND rAKk:
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:, hl;0okiNN. y. y Arril IL
,'""NlHh N"tl"nhlS. New York Nm.ri-
'"hS game cancelled: cold weather.
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'.a'. NJ aldermen VIII meet
.'.}fi p.rIp'k IN regular scs-
HHg docket VII bc taken
~ fnH F'roffs WI. bc received from
h. a'nmI'ro Of Streets and the
committee on Finance.
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ny i.guisviI!'. Ky: r. H. r.
louiSN,ii" Ani. Association "a q
iAtt"rt's- 'ilaZu"r. Eocrhau,l and
SNiii sanders, Wright ANA Meyer.
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=. NEW YORK. April ll.--Prince,o,.
NrM YORK Nationals game cancelled.
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runners ,"nai,inn unchnnged.

-T|- hNI N""0 nOt"I Al an
Htt 'ttN morning in the con
~ " T.. Turner. Of 500 Eain-
~ who has been. confined
N.-r.mIt IpSpitai since 3un-
s'u TO- bullet wound Of
F'4-n u his head Surgeons
+'H ra ffiru"r Yesterday after
s'r effort IL being made
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Moving. Trucking. Storage
Notwithstanding
Professional Service,

WALL rApEH--Thu most BcautIfIi ,cl,e
tiun o; wall paper uUW lisp.Ay,,i in ~
city Il H.. HrIucr los = Eirhth :
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'"uI". ma: X. H. l..
y. -tihvnLcIn ASSu.... . 10 -
TER" liaut" Three IA :
fHtt'rirS Martin. Rowm:lu Am
nJSe and Wilson; Tatum. Farl"y.
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

Atlantic City, Virginia Ave. near teach
All roc ms with hot and cold running
water: private baths. Always open. write
for Rates MONROE IIUTcIII.S
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BARGAINS GALORE.

We have too many used sars and
H"E' r"!nt"i the prices on i've OF
tn,n' 10" enough 10 close them
out 1T once.
Tnsse are i've bargains a, sacr!-
Some OF thcm over 1900 and some
OF then. considerably less
Terms can to- arranged win re-
SIons!b!c purchasers.
i'ori 'Euck G9I?p. $500; ono ton:
phint and motor ov"rharirt.
G,isj. iIsoo ESseuSSH; . i'@pa'''
overland. Model SO. touring
tires and s;lrudii rnechanic;L CON
dillon.
Overland. Model 30. c. c. Go,0.
$500. snappy four passenger
roadster.
Overland, Model So touring. s3so.
Rebuilt motor: tires good.
Nothing over $500. Sec these cars
q; once. They w!ll be spoken for
early.
PER.ovERG.AND co. nc.
Used Car Dept.
-!3-!J Wcs, Broad Street.
Madison i0sl.
DODGE touring. cheap. overland touring
1900 uJ Atlantic Motor Co.. 1870 Wes
A--4A STR. -
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

'oON MAN-Dicd. Monday morning, Aprii
80. i'-l' az 10 O'Clock. Chas. q. hook
tihh aScu J2 years, Residence, yspt lIulI
S.iS.!. lie ~ survived by hts wife
anu nNc Shildrcn. his mother and father
IVY prothcTS ana two sisters Funeral
MI take place l.. NJ. Wednesday, from
Mtsi End Methodist Church. intrrIurnt
IN MnNtN C"mnt.rN. 49,,
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PENCE SPRINGS
HOTEL

- Pence Springs. ". ym.
, New, modern. March to Dec. Midway
between Washington, -. c.. and c.ncin-
natl. o. on the chcsapcake and ONO
Ry. Unusually attractive. Booklet, etc.
". ID, PAXTON,
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

BARGAINS.
pEERLEss "s"-lo2o. OVER.
HHIr;ihtEPpl N t$IiH,, ,ktEn,AI%TED.
OLDSMOBiLE -i9I3. ooon
TIRES AND ~ BEST OF coz
DrllON.
PEERLESS "s"-lsto own.
HACtGb AND r 4: /. ~ MED,
EOClfFEo WITH GOOD TIRES,
hihEkTY SPORT 1870. RE.
PAINTED AMI ENGINE TucE
oCGilf ~ kitHAuL.D.
BEST CONDITION
oi.DSMoBiLE-i,:0 USED ONLY
q SiORI WILLIE, GOOD TIRES.
fAiNt AND ~ bESl MECuASI-
al. CONDITION
TERMINAL. MOTOR CO.. INC.
NINTH AND GARY STREETS
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SPECIAL Notice,

ny iklES wanted for automobilG race.
e. EunEo "''u IN knsi"n. y. e.. May 10:
sou, ~ SdsI prizes offered Wrtt, M,
" !lc H""rt " Moore. klns,on. " C.
rilE ROOSEVELT Louvaiescen, Hon. ).
ot'i,' 10 quests. tUnyulusCyut uur vnuS
ana rest cur" cases. inSaIIds and ,I,,.,I,,
SSSnnp.c. ihohe dcs!rinE to speak TO Mis,
W i'iaihs IA regard 10 ihls nome Viii
pitisc call boulevard iiiC. as th, :, ~, ~
Der IN the telephone directory f.. a.,
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i'anli>t Choir.


pmliSt choir XXI ' .n1
summary Two-buSc n, .r,.s..
Hto.sn bases Kahn. Dudley Green
,t,}S..n Su.Eer, hit by pitched balI"
s,. 'r"tN. l..:' on hn.Sce john Mar
hallS-ou H-ennaman. p IN ii~Gn:, o"
NT.'NcN oUt-ny frcnuamau. A. by
Brown 10y Duffy. : Kalk-Erow,'
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Personals

DIX. LEWIS STATION wishes to ,nn,u,c.
thht iS mas returned the CITY gn,I
now has offices at BIZ West Grac. Street
ihl our pressing DEPARTMENT Tor you,
aio-Sli North fifth Street. Iressins'
E"anins and dycinr "k'
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Funeral Direct

houhHlNH ORDERS completed in /.
ioots we are .QuippCo TO dye gar.
mcnts black Ia twenty Tour hour, rh,,
special branch OF or business and
n,MaSs given prompt attention
Mb!ssN.. 3Oi North Seventh Street
iiiA Edwin rbaup. funeral director
ana cihbalmcr. sos East Main Str.a,
Nadiso;. 1871 RandAILu 5sEI "
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lIU)OAIOBILES
Auto Accessories.

WE buy old tires W. retreat 49,
par old tircs. We scli SIIilcr
iisil Tyre anu rubber Company.
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Lost and I'ou.,u

poG--i.oSt. brown and white f..fu,I. I,os.
80" ~ ! lSl 49,, itSnN. ilOhi. Reward
'e"u..Natd dhAt. ls0E Floyd
fSo - Way 10 eliminate the sur,ac.
us, .i itSo' ds. southern Furniture.
q l.ASSES--Lo.,. In broad Sir..i TnIo,,-
station Monday morning. April II. D1,.
i."'tr Aos@ EliSs's. Reward II fcturnyL
10 Traveller, Aid Dr-k ava
hE ; Lost. bunch vi Keys Return ia
MISS Jordan. American National B.uk
sal deposit department.
SCAItF-Lusi. sunday u!yhi cray sn,,,,,.-i
scarf, ruaTh.! Newman Marcus Co bal
u, New lOTk. Return to Jefferson
WHIST W-NICn--I.osi Monday. between,
-.do and ! O'clock, from Ckambcr OF
Commerce i.ui!G!ns. on SINH Street Ia
telephone office. or !irott 70 $50
inanu'S .. L. ". munuEraill Re,vsu.
LaLk Madison 2isb-J. "'
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

Mrs. ]. F. Black Of Logan. Ia. Is a
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
coffey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Workman went to
Beatrice Wednesday, called there by the
death Of a relative.
After a pleasant visit with relatives for
two weeks. Mrs Fred Lake returned yes
terday from St. Louis.
e. L. Boaz has gone to Millard where
he will be engaged in looking after work
on the new state road.
After an extended visit with relatives
at st. Joseph, Mo-, Prof. and Mira J. F.
Goodwin returned homo yesterday,
~ william Fleming has been appointed as
4 deputy sheriff for Raiston and will
assume the duties Of city marshal
Rev. Newton Mettler Of Benson will oc-
eupy the pupit at the Ralston Community
church this morning at IL and this eVe'
ming at 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Beard Of Blair spent
the PAST week visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Reils and Mr. and Mrs
I. E. Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kasson Fisher and
children. after visit Of several weeks
with. relatives at Des Moines. returned
home yesterday.
E Miss Isabel Allan. who has been visit
Ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Alexander. returned to her home In Ere
mont yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Workman are
rejoicing over the advent Of a son. born
Saturday. The little fellow has been
named Earl Leroy.
Mrs Earl Wilson and little daughter.
Lucille, left Wednesday for Niobrara,
where they will visit Mrs. Wilson's broth
or and family for an indefinite period.
The funeral Of Mrs. Charles Heuck.
formerly on a farm near Chalco. was held
from the family residence Tuesday, Rsv.
n. r Schmidt officiating. Mrs. Heuck
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
tsrsil Of Ralstn. Burial was made In
the Schroeder esnstery.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
CHARACTERS.
First TWoSome.

FlSC WOSOIIlC.
The girl.
. The man.
Second Twosome.
The major.
The doc.
Scene-Any club, any time.
The Girl-There are those hor-
rible, old bounders on the tee be-
hind us. They're crazy to 60
through.
The Man-Better let 'em 60
through and get rid of 'em. They
haven't got any golf manners. Let's
give way.
The Girl-I'd die first. We have
just as much right here as they
have. (She slices ball into the
roughly
The Man-Well, you're balls lost
Suppose we signal them to come
on?
The Girl-Never. If the caddie
doesn't find it III drop another.
The Doc-(From tee) Fore!
The Girl-Pretend not to hear
them.
The Doc-Fore, I say!
The Girl-The brute. he drove.
The Mani was afraid he would.
l told you he had no manners.
The Girl-Therc's his ball. Drive
it off the course for him.
The Mani can't quite do that,
but he was dog to drive while your
back was turned. III tell him what
| think of him when he comes
through.
The Girl-Then YOU won't tell
him for he's not coming through.
The Doc-(On the tee.) There,
I guess that will get those two duff
fers out of the way.
The Major-I hope so.
The Doc-The woman doesn't
know any better. but the man ought
to have the decency to get out Of
our way.
The Major-Decency' That fel-
low? The only way you can make
him understand decency is to bean
him with a ball. He's the pest Of
the club that guy is. ..-.
The Doc-I guess that's right.
III give that bird few rough words
when we pass him. Confound it!
They're not going to give way at
all.
The Major-Oh we'll. what can
you expect. A pinhead like that and
a feeble-witted woman can spoil the
game for a hundred people.
The Doc-Are they members?
The Major-I guess so, but they
wouldn't be long if l had my way.
The girl is absolutely the rottenest
player I ever saw. She must have
lost 20 balls since we've been follow
ing her. D..
The Doc-She isn't much worse
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
GOING THROUGH
By JAMES ]. MONTAGl
A Trago Comedy.

than the simp that's with her. Look,
the idiots are going on again.
The Girl know the old dotards
are talking about us, but l don't
care. They can just wait.
The Man-They'd better be careful
what they say. After that drive, I'm
off them forever.
The Girl-There, I've lost another
ball, and it's bran new one.
The Mani guess we'll have to let
them go through now.
The Girl-They can wait reason
able time.
The Man-They're signalling us
for permission to go through.
The Girl-Don't give it to them.
The Man-They're insisting on it.
The Major-Tm going right
through now, don't care what they
do.
The Doc-Sure, come on. And tell
them a few things when you pass
them.
The Major-You bet I'll tell them
a few things. They've ruined my
game for me and l was good this
afternoon, too.
The Doc-So was I and now look
at my score.
The Girl-What are you going to
say to them?
The Man-Never mind. 1t will be
something they don't like. Motions
the doc and major to come through.l
The Doc-(As he comes up.)-Aw-
fully nice of you to let us through.
The Major-(Also coming up.)
Really we were in no hurry.
Wouldn't you like to play onO
The Man-No thank you. Sorry
if we have held you up.
The Girl-Yes, frightfully sorry.
We're such fearful players.
The Doc-Not at al. You've been
playing beautifully. wonderfully.
The Girl-Oh, thank you.
The Major-Fact, I assure you.
The MAXWELL gentlemen after
you.
The Major: Thanks again. Lovely
day for golf, isn't it?
The Girl-Heavenly.
The Major-Awfully nice OF you.
The Doc-Very considerate, in
deed.
The Man-Glad to do it. =
The Girl-Delighted.
(Curtain.)
Copyright, 1921, Bell Syndicate, 1nc.)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
New RulingCuts
Compensation of
Ex-Seryice Men
Thousands of War Veterans
Denied Aid Through De-
cision of Comptroller
General McCarl.


Washington, July 30.-Thousands
of world war veterans have been cut
off from compensation for pernla-
nent total disability as a result OF
a ruling by Comptroller General Nc
Carl, il became known today.
Mr. McCarl, who was recently ap-
pointed under the budget law, decid-
ed that the war risk bureaus regu-
lation pertaining to total permanent
disability in certain cases was not
authorized by the war risk insur-
ance law. Payments amounting to
several million dollars, it is under
stood, are illegal, and under Nc
Carl's ruling, monthly allowances for
this class of disability must cease.
The war risk regulation, which
McCarl's ruling renders invalid, pro-
vides for the payment of permanent
total disability compensation under
the following conditions:
When the disabled person, on the
date of the issuance of this regula-
ton or thereafter shall be either an
inmate of a hospital or asylum dur
ing a continuous period of six months
or more; or on the date of the is
suance of this regulation is or here
after shall be rated as totally disabled
or totally and temporarily disabled
for continuous period of six months
or more, and be unable to follow con-
tinuously any substantially gainful
occupation during such six months,
and in addition at the time of the
medical examination hereinafter pre-
scribed, shall be found then to be in
such physical or mental condition
as to require further disqualification
or otherwise to follow continuously
any substantially gainful occupation"
Protests from ex-service men af-
fected by the order are pouring into
congress in large numbers. 1t was
generally conceded that McCarls |
ruling was technically correct and
that legislation would be required to
correct the situation. The commit
tee on soldiers relief probably will
look into the question.
The committee also plans to be-
gin a tour of hospitals from which |
complaints have been coming about |
neglect of disabled veterans. The
date of the proposed trip and the
names of the hospitals to be visited |
were not made public
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Grading Contract Is
Awarded for 80 Acres
West Of Field Club

H. A. Wolf company has let a
contract for grading the so acres
which it purchased a year ago west
and northwest of the Field club. The
ground was bought from c. N.
Dietz.
The property will all be re-platted
and probably will be put on the mar
ket next spring.
This will be the H. A. VOLTS COM
pany's initial step. in dividing
business. The grading contract has
been let to Condor g. Bowlen, the
firm which did the Dodge street
grading last year. The contractors
have estimated that approximately
$4,000 cubic feet of dirt will be
moved.
There will be 4S0 lots in the
ground when it is plated.
Forty acres OF this tract known as
Stoepel Place is located between
Forty-fifth and Forty-eighth streets
and between Pacific and Woolworth;
the other 40 acres is between For
ty-second and Forty-ffth from
Woolworth to Center.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Slater Company Buys
Lots and Buildings

The Slater company has purchased
from the Cassel Realty company two
lots and two store buildings at the
southeast corner of Forty-eighth
and Leavenworth streets for $S,500
The Cassel company is holding
concern for the Krug interests.
The Slater company plans to erect
three more stores OH the property.
E. NJ. Slater, head of the purchas-
ing company, believes this corner
will become an important transfer
point. 1t is the junction of the west
Leavenworth car line with branch
running to the Ak-Sar-Ben aviation
field. This branch is now referred
to as the "Toonerville Trolley"
Mr.. Slater, with H. B. Payne, did
some developing in the northwest
district last wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Marketing Of Grain
By Farmers Easing
Business Situation

Frederic L. Heyn returned last
week from a three weeks trip
through Nebraska, appraising land.
Mr.. Heyn says farmers are SELL
ing their grain as fast as they
get it threshed and are paying their
debts, thus making the business sit
uation in the country much easier.
when one man pays another in
the farming district" Mr.. Heyn
says. cts like paying 10 men, be-
cause the money is simply passed
on to the next debtor. Everybody
owes everybody else, generally
speaking, and they're all getting paid
now.
Farmers are now getting their
labor cheaper than they got it
year ago, and the low prices for their
products are not SO bad as they were
a year ago"