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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
DEsGRACIADo sUCEso

AmpliandoS las primeras noticias cue
nos di6, informa nuestro corresponsal
ZEN Cayey que en- momentos en- que el
soldado Jose Alvelo. de la estaci6n ina,
lambrica, exaninaba una pistola en-
presencia de Justina Colon, escape
selc un tiro cuyo proyectil fu6 HERR
6sta en- la frente.
La herida fu6 Nevada al hospital, don
de a pesar de los esfuerzos realizados
por ell m6dico para salvarla, muri6.
Este desgraciado suceso casual ha 81
do hondamente lamentado en- Cayey,
donde la sefiora Colon era muy conoci.
da.
La policia investig6 Ell case, y de la
declaration dada por varios testigos pre-
sonciales Sc desprende que el hecho ha
sido puramente casual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
Un fuerte escandalo
EN- Ell HrPoDRoMo
assasaaEs

Ell domingo tiltimo Sc promovi6 un
fuerte escandalo en- Ell Hip6dromo de
San Juan. Icosa q. va a nadie LENA de
sorpresas. -! No pasan tres domingos
sin que Sc desarrollen escenas de pro-
testas y cscandalos en- aquel recinto de
'ssports".
Este tiltimo escandalo Sc suscit6 a
consecuencia de una decision del Jura-
do que Ell pdblico no cos:sider6 justa:
Tres cabal.os que llegaron en- confusion
a la meta. Ell Jurado otorg6 Ell premio
al que segiin el publico, menos debia
corsiderarse como vencedor.
La protesta del pIblico Sc formula
en- tonos energicos, con amenazas y gri-
tos y algunas que otras sillas disparadas
del "Grand Stand.
Intervino ell coronel Stanton, quien
.es su veg, miembro de la Comision
Hipica Insular.
Segun informaciones que he tornado
por conducto de personas que me mere
cen cr6dito, ell coronel Stanton tampo-
co estaba de acuerdo con la decision
del Jurado, era su opinion que, como
medida conciliadora, Sc hubiera dec!a
rado empate.
Las condiciones de la llegada de los
brutos la meta y Ia decision del Ju-
RADIO, en- verdad que ponen pcnsar 3
los que tenemos alguna experiencia en-
achaques hipicos. Uno de los miembros
del Jurado Sc sitda, para observar la
llegada, en- oposicion los otros dos, es
70 es, en- la parte de afuera de la pista.
va hemos dicho que en- la forma en- que
esta constitnida la caseta del Jurado,
es impossible observar bien la uegada
de los brutos cuando llegan en- confusion
la meta, cosa que hemos comprobado
en- muchas decisiones en- que Sc ha dado
preferencia al caballo que entra por
fuera, pues, yo mismo he Observable lle-
gadas desde la caseta y he considerable
primero al caballo de afuera, mientras
el publico que esta al frente, 10 ha visto
de distinto modo. Pero en- este case del
domingo sucedi6 10 contrario: el caba-
llo de afuera es preterido, otorgandose
Ell premio al de adentro.
Bien: yo no voy censurar al Jurado
del Hip6dromo. Soy hipico sc que es-
tos errores de appreciation Isl alguno
hnbo en- este caso) no son discutibles
nj apelables. Ademas, las personas que
forman Ell Jurado del Hip6dromo, coza
que no he de ocultar en- estas criticas
mias, me merecen mucha considerac. on,
pues son elias personas de alto relieve
en- nuestra Soc.edad Don Rafael Diez
de Andino, a quien de veras admire
y aprecio, politica y socialmente; Don
Juan Pedrosa, quien de igual manera
considero, y ell Sr. Sifre. No dire ST es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
UNA MUJER RoMANTICA

Informa Ia policia de Mayagiiez quo
sMonserrate Rivera fu6 Ilevada al hos
pital, debido que presentaba alarman
tes sintomas de intoxicaci6n.
Investigate Ell hecho, result6 que
Monserrate estaba casada con Manuel
Cucuta Y que Liborio Valera la rcquiri6
de amores, haciendola que le siguiera,
y abandonandola despu6s.
Desesperada Monserrate al verse des-
defiada, resolvi6 quitarse la vida in.
giri6 una fuerte dosis de sublimado.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, fu6 atendida item
po en- el cuarto de socorro, pasando lue
go al hospital en- donde continia re
clufda, sinti6ndose al presente bastantt
mejorada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
Ell GoBERNADoR MIR. RELY
EN- Ell CINE "RIALTO''

Maiiana microbes sera estrenada en- ell
cine 'Rialto' la hermosa pelicula que
ha sido hecha con motive de la llega@
da del nuevo gobernador, Mr.. Mont
gomery Reilly.
En- Ell expresado t'fIm'', que es uno
de los mas notables que Sc han exhibi.
do en- la isla, Sc distingue de manera ad-
nirable la primera autoridad civil, 10
nlismo en- el muelle, que en- las Gales
y en- Ell palacio de 'tSanta Catalina,
con su esposa hijas, asi como tambi6n
los jefes de los partidos, atlas persona
idades y Ell publico en- general.
No solo fgura, el desembarco del Go
bernador en- la preciosa revista, sino
tambi6n la parada militar, en- la que fl.
gura Ell captain Schettini en- Ell momen-
to de despejar Ell numeroso gentio, que
lie ovaciona; los representatives de La
prensa y las bellisimas y elegantes da-
mas que Sc congregaron Ell p6rtico del
cine sRialto'', para contemplar el de5-
file, que Sc We en- todos sus detailes.
Estamos seguros de que, dada la pre-
ciosidad de ese 'tflm'', que es una
obra maestro, immense gentio nenara eI
ssRialto" ma1ana por la nochs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

tuvieron o no errados estos sefiores en-
su decision del domingo. Lo que quier0
hacer resaltar es la protesta del p1blico.
Ell sefior Shanton estaba en- ell Hip6dro
mo acompahado del Secretario del Go
bernador. Fueron testigos de esta pro-
testa Pues bien, sefores Stanton y Se-
cretario del Gobernador, esa protesta
formulada en- esos tonos, os manifesto
Ell estado de amino en- que Sc encuentra
Ell piblico hipico. Son tantas las cosas
que sufre, tanto Sc abusa de su dinero,
que va por cualquier cosa sc pTomuevs
una protesta acalorada. Me agrada que
estos sefiores concurran con puntuali-
dad al Hip6iromo, pues asi seran tes-
tigos de algunas de esas graves irTegn-
laridades que he sehalado en- esta cam
pafia Yo podria instruir estos sefiores
en- muchos pormenores del Hip6dromo,
que la simple vista no Sc pueden no.
tar y que hay que conocerlos a fondo.
La pr6xima vez que ell Sr. Shanton
vaya al Hip6dromo, acompafiado del Sr.
Secretario del Gobernador, fijese en- los
numerarios de las pizarras de las ban-
cas-, y Ell enorme descuento que hace Ia
Corporation. Obligue al encargado del
pool que Olga al pdblico en- que niime-
ro empiezan los boletos y en- cuAl ter
miriam, y que ademas Sc llene una hoja
en- duplicado del registro de cuadros.
para que cuando Sc cierre Ell pool Sc iii8
en- la caseta, y asi Ell pdblico tenga nm
fiel comprobante del total exacto del
pool.
Estas protestas SON la resultante del
gran malestar que reina en- Ell pdbiico
que en- todos momentos We una seria
amenaza contra sus intereses.
Por fortuna va vemos que autorida-
des como el coronel Stanton ell Secre-
tario del Gobernador Sc han encontra-
do presentes en- uno de esos escandalos
que en- verdad no ha tenido Ell origen
de otras ocasiones. Y diganme: Use os-
perara ell momento en- que en- estos es-
candalos ocurran desgracias personales.
para entonces proceder como es debido2
Que 10 Olga Mr.. Stanton. FL pool es la
obsesion constante. Hay quienes quie-
rem apoderarse de el de cualquier modo,
aunque tengan que valerse de malas ar
tes. Esto puede traer desgracias perso-
nales; este corrompe ell deporte hipico,
la Corporation hace descuentos exorbi-
tantes.... Pues, iAbajo el pooll
Honorable seior Shanton, s'gi6raselo
al Gobernador, quien tiene facultades
por la ley para suspenderlo por un Pc
riodo de tempo. hara usted un gran
bien a la comunidad.
GRAFIco. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
AYUDE a Los NIAos PoBREa


Els necesario que en- cada muni-
cipio de esta isla sc organize Ia 30
ciedad filantr6pica "El Zapato de
los Ni1os Pobres". Esta sociedad
yiene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
exito que podemos asegurar que
sodos los limos pobres que asisten
! Las escuclas van debidamentc cal
zados.
No SO necesita hacer sacrificios,
aceptamos cualquier donstivo por
insignifcanta que sea. MAndelo
hoy mismo nj nsted desea, , In
sehora, dofia
MARIA T. DE SUAEiEZ.
. O. Box 1122. San Juan. Advt
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Ell GoBERNADoR oRDENA
Ell TRAsLADo DE scHETTINI
Continuation de Ia pag. Ia. J


pals. +. Que su actitud al guardian 81
lencio en- esta OCCASION no era por TENOR
a NADIA nj nadie, sino mas bien a
un deseo de permanecer neutral, no fue-
ra a suceder que sus declaraciones fue-
ran a traducirse en- una propaganda en-
pro o en- contra de determinado bando,
toda vez que ellos no quieren influir en-
gran sentido en- la marcha Ge los aeon.
tecimientos. -.
Ell partido Socialista dice obser-
va. En- su dia y hora, y de acuerdo con
10 resuelto en- la asamblea de Ponce,
cclebrara un Congreso en- los primeros
dias del mes entrante, en- Ell cual reci-
bio preferente atenci6n la situaci6n po-
Utica del pals y el analisis y estudio de
las nuevas orientaciones que la actual
administrator esta ponicndo en- practi
ca.
Ell Sr. Iglesias espera que las rela-
clones que habran de existir entire los
SoclallSJaS Ell nuev0 Gobernador, Se-
ran 10 mas cordiaies posibles, toda vez
que jamas plantearan ante este ning1n
asunto que no haya sido detenidamente
estudiado y sacionado por ellos.
Ell lider socialista nos manifesto que
desde Ponce pasaron en- ellos un telegra-
ma al Gobernador, manifestando que
aun cuando en- su discurso inaugural
habia un parrafo que Sc refsria los
hderes laboristas, en- ningun momento
creian que este habia sido pronunciado
en- son de critica hacia los hombres de
la "Federaci6n" toda vez-afiade lyle
sias que dentro de esa organization no
hay uno solo de qrlien Sc pueda decir
que mi trabaja nj hila.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
Ell 11cDo. 1eNAc1o MORALES

Aver estuvo en- San Juan, en- asuntos
de su profession, Ell estimadisimo letrado
don Ignacio Morales, quien reside en-
Naranjito, aunque su clientela compren
de muchas poblaciones Inlitrofes.
Nos completeness en- reiterarle nuos-
tro cordial saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
CAFES DEL. oFIcIo

En- Ponce, mientras Pedro Perez car
gaba un cami6n de sacos de garbanzos,
uno de estos le cay6 sobre un pie, en-
virtud de 10 cual tuvo que ser assist
do en- la sala de socorros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
coMERcIAL

Los sefiores 'Lamborn Co.. de es
ia plaza, nos participant que pei re-
nuncia del senior B. A. Cheney, ha que.
dado al frente del alto cargo de ''ge-
neral manager, Mr.. e. G. LOCKER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
Ell TREN NocTURNo
SALfo PoR FIN

Anocffe, por primera vez despues de
declarada la huelga ferroviaria, sali6
para Ponce las 8 IL de la noche 81
tren correo nocturno.
Iba este guiado por Ell maquinista Pa
gani y custodiado por Ell sargento Sol
devila y los guardias Rivera v Ripoll.
De Ponce para San Juan sali6 tam
bi6n otro tren.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
DANA ENFERMA

Desde hace varios dias Sc halla en-
ferma la distinguida DANA Serafna G..
de Mascara, esposa de nuestro amigo
Mascara, alto empleado de la Sanidad
Insular.
Hacemos votos por Ell pronto restable
cimiento de la dana enferma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
NUEvo NoTARIo

Ha registrado la firma sello que
ha de usar en- Ell ejercicio dc su profe-
sion, el Licdo. Benjamin Zayas Bermii-
tiez, de Coamo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
LOS AUsTRIACoS Sc NIEGAN
A ENTREGAR LAS ARMAs
lpe Nuestro serviciO EspeciaD

vienna, agosto Ell peri6dicc 'Neue
Erie Presse" anuncia que aver Sc reunid
secretamente ell Consejo de ministries
para examinar la question del desarmf
de Austria, question que, segun aquel
diario, presenta nuevas dificultades, prin
cipalmonte causa de la oposici6n de-
partido popular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
BALE DE soCIEDAD

El domingo, dfal14 Sc celebrara en-
Ell Centre Social, de cayey, un bale
de sociedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

PARA REGALOS:-Cuando ne
cesite una GAIA de tabacos de
superior caIidad y genuinamente
Puertorriqueiia, mandeIa a bus
car al
EiABANA CIGAR STORE.
Edificio BOURET. San Justo IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

senta, en- los aspectos escolares.
P. PITo.
Ceiba, agosto 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
Denzel Chester
Is Acquitted Of
Murder Charge
Alleged Slayer Of Kansas City
Society Girl Wins Freedom
After Legal Battle of
Two Weeks.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 4.-Denzel
Chester was acquitted by a jury here
this afternoon of the murder of Miss
Florence Barton.
The jury was out only 20 minutes.
Judge Latshaw had gone out to
lunch and it took a few minutes to
locate him when the verdict was
reached. Chester was brought into
the court room and entered leaning
OH a cane and walking in shuffling
manner.
When the verdict had been read
Chester, smiling broadly, walked
over without the aid of his cane and
shook hands with the jury and
smiled his thanks.
Emery Trapp, foreman of the jury,
said that the reason the II men had
voted to free Chester was that the
state had not shown a motive for
the murder.
The jurors smiled at Chester as
he wrung their hands. His mother
and wife reached the court room a
moment after the verdict was read.
As the verdict was announced a
cheer went up from the crowd wait
ing in the street outside the criminal
court building.
When Chester had finished thank
ing the jurors deputy marshal led
him back to the county jail, where he
is held, charged with jumping a
bond in case in which he is
charged with the theft of a motor
car. The charge was filed against
him before Miss Barton was shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
low
BodyFound
River
Hands Tied Behind Back and
Skull Crushed-Was Teacher
At Valley Junction Near
Des Moines.
Missing for -Four Days

Des Moines, Ia, June 4.-(Spe.
cial)-Sarah B Barbara Thorsdale
pretty Valley Junction school teach
er, missing for four days, was found
murdered near Valley Junction this
morning. Sheriff Robb left immedi-
ately for Valley Junction with a
squad of men. The girls body was
found near the scene of her disap-
pearancc on the west side of the
river Her hands were tied behind
her back, her skull crushed, and she
had been assaulted.
Miss Thorsdals disappeared Thurs
day afternoon, while walking from
the Barton school, where she is a
teacher, a distance OF two miles from
the car line at Valley Junction. She
walked this route every afternoon
passing through lonely woods and
fields. She left the school Thursday
afternoon at $50 to return to her
rooms at the home of Mrs. T. H.
Brown, 4Sl4 University avenue. So
far as can be learned she never
reached Valley Junction.
The little town is in fewer of ex-
citement over the tragedy. Nearly
all the pupils at the Barton school
are Valley Junction children and all
adored Miss Thorsdale. Fathers and
brothers of the school children or
ganized searching parties Friday
night, and with deputy sheriffs from
Des Moines, searched through woods
and fields far into the night. At one
place they found tracks OF woman
and man leading to an abandoned
coal mine shaft. The fear that she
was the victim of some moron was
created by an incident last week. As
Miss Thorsdale left the school house
she was met by man driving an au-
tomobile. She accepted his offer OF
ride home. The next day he called
on her at school, and asked her to
dance. She declined, but he be-
came SO insistent it was necessary for
Robert. B. Stone, principal Of the
school, to order him from the
building.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
Lone Indian PAYS
Respects at Bier
OF Suicide Buddy
Bishop Shayler, in Funeral
Sermon, Denounces Those
Who Questioned Paul
Herrera's Motives.

A lone Indian mourner stood al
the bier Of Paul Herrera, Navajo
Indian and veteran of the world war
during the funeral service Saturday
afternoon at Fero's mortuary. Her
rera committed suicide in Omaha
Thursday.
The nourner was Joseph W.
Twin, Winnebago Indian, ex-Car-
Isle student and buddy OF Herrera
in the A. Z. F.
Departing from the conventional
funeral sermon, Bishop E. V. Shay
Ter of the Episcopal diocese de-
nounced those who raised their
voice to question past motives or
actions of the dead soldier.
THE record of this mans life
was written in those glorious mo-
ments of service he gave to his coun-
try and to the great humanitarian
ideals of the late war-not in the
deed Of distraught moment brought
on by his wounds and sufferings as
d lSottll VI tlidt SApSi iiSHSC, dSNidi SD
the bishop.
'Herrera's bride, married a year
ago tomorrow, and her mother, Mrs
Homer White, had to. be assisted to
the carriages, SO overcome were
they. Mrs. Herrera was Miss Sarah
White, descendant of a Mayflower
pilgrim.
Harry c. Hough, adjutant of the
American Legion, paid brief trib-
ute to the deceased member. The
choir of Trinity cathedral, where
the couple were married last year
sang Lead Kindly Light"
Officers of the reserve corps. oi
which Herrera was a member, were
pallbearers, and buddies of the
Ninth balloon company, with which
organization he went to France as
sergeant, made up the firing squad
A Boy Scout was bugler. Burial
was in West Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
Is
Sensation of
Of Capital
Human Iceburg,'' Slated for
Failure as Secretary of
State, Gives Doubters
Surprise of Life.
Geniahty Bubbles Over
BY ARTHUR SEARS HENNING.

Dy FN II " N SEfANo IIGAS1NlI1 W.
Chicago Tribune-O Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Washington, June 4-Consider,
now, Mr.. Hughes, the sole sensa-
tional development OF the Harding
administration up to date. It's the
talk of the capital and of some for
eign capitals, they say.
Mr.. Harding, as president, has oc-
casioned no surprise either on the
part of his admirers or his critics.
He is doing and saying Just about
what he was, expected to do and say
1t is different in the case OF Mr..
Hughes, who has been giving the
folks hereabouts regular surprise
party ever since the fourth OF March.
Although Mr.. Hughes has been in
the public eye for 20 years or more,
has served on the supreme court and
was candidate for president, he was
regarded more or less as an unknown
quantity in the Office OF secretary of
state. Many there were who rolled
their eyes heayenward and implored
Providence to say what would be-
come of the country with Mr..
Hughes directing its foreign affairs.
A great legal mind, they ADMITTED,
and therefore hrst-class timber Tor
an attorney general, but man with
no experience in international affairs
as secretary of state and a human
iceberg at that-perish the thought
Hughes Springs Surprise.
From such quarters one heard that
Mr.. Hughes, lacking any sense of
direction in the labyrinth of inter
national relations, ignorant OF the
Machiavellian finesse Of European
diplomacy and chilling foreign en-
voys with his reputed freshness OF
demeanor, would soon fritter away
whatever American rights and inter-
ests Mr.. Wilson had failed to hand
over for the sake OF humanity
The first shock of surprise ex-
pericnced by the doubters was
caused by the urbanity of the new
secretary of state. He proved to
he veritable spring of geniality,
bubbling over and still bubbling
after three months of it, despite the
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
Missing Telephone
Operator Found in
Rooming House Here

After search since Monday for
Mary Madoerin, 1906 Haskell street
pretty 17-year-old Harvey exchange
telephone operator who disappeared
from her home nearly week ago
the girl was found late Saturday aft
ernoon in a rooming house at 2ole
Leavenworth street, by her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Fred Madoerin.
Mrs. R, Smith, proprietor of the
rooming house, told police that she
rented the room to the girl last
Monday.
Mary burst into tears whep found
by her sister-in-law, with whom she
lived, and refused to explain her
absence.
According to Mrs. Madoerin,
the girl left home Monday after bor-
rowing ST from her brother, saying
that she was going to see the
Memorial day parade. She has not
called at the telephone building to
get her wage check.
Mary will be turned over to iuve-
nile authorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
Fugitive Picked
Wrong Shoe Shop;
Now He's in Again
Detectives Just From Kansas
City Stroll by as Escaped
Leavenworth Prisoner
Tries on New Kicks

While the Goddess of Chance
smiled on Detectives ]. Downs and
William McMullen of Kansas City
Saturday afternoon in Omaha, she
went back on Elmer Henderson,
former soldier who escaped from
the army prison at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, six months ago.
Downs and McMullen arrived in
Omaha Saturday afternoon follow
ing a tip that Henderson was here.
They Immediately set out for the
Central police station.
Next door to the police station
is shoe shop. Henderson, at that
identical hour, had elected to pur-
chase new pair of kicks" The
Goddess of Chance turned his foot
steps toward the establishment next
door to law headquarters.
Downs and McMullen strolled by,
casually glancing in. There sat Hen
derson, minus both his well-worn
shoes, examining a new pair OF
shiny footwear.
The fugitive looked up. Then a
wild dash for the rear, leaving shoes,
new and old, behind.
But he was too slow on the pick
up. The detectives were hot On his
trail and had collared him before he
reached the back door
A brother of Henderson, said to
be wanted in Kansas City on a
theft charge, who also was in the
shop, made his escape.
Henderson went 'next door," es-
corted by the law.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
Man Tries to Get Rid of
Evidence i'm Liquor Raid

In a raid by the police morals
squad on a soft drink parlor at 5l9
North Sixteenth street yesterday,
Robert H. Hagen, proprietor, is al
legged to have attempted to throw
away bottle of liquor Harry Blu
ford of the police squad jumped over
the bar and grabbed the bottle.
Hagen was arrested on charge
of illegal possession. He was ar
raigned in police court Friday on a
similar charge, but was released.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
Man Held as Suspect
In Wallpaper Theft

Casper Wenninghoff, isis South
Twenty-sixth avenue, was arrested
Saturday and is being held for in
vestigation in connection with the
theft of $1,000 worth of wallpaper
from the Beard Wallpaper COM
pany.
According to G. A. Townley oi
the Reliable Detective agency, Wen
ninghoff, former employe of the
company, sold quantity of the
stolen wallpaper.
Andrew Ernest, 43ll North Twen-
ty-fourth street, also was arrested
on a charge of receiving the stolen
property. Other arrests are ex-
pected to follow. according to Town
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
500 KILLED IN COLORADO FLOOD
WHERE TO FIND
The Big Features of
The Sunday Bee

Photographs of Omaha Higl
School Graduates: Commercial High
Rotogravure Section, Page 3; Cen
tral High, Part 4, Page /.
Ak Sar Ben Races - Part, 3
Page /.
The Judges Fall, Blue Ribbon
Mystery Story by Will Payne
Part 4, Page 3.
Married Life of Helen and War.
ren-Part 4, Page 8.
Children in Clever Poses. Photos
by Nebraska Amateurs-Rotograv.
use Section--Page /.
Bryan Leaves Nebraska After
Thirty Years-Part 3, Page 8.
Women's Section-Part 2.
Sports News and Features-Part
3, Pages l and 2.
Editorial-Part 4, page 4.
Heart Secrets of Fortune Teller
Part 4, page S.
Music News and Notes-Part a.
Page 7.
For the Home Builder and Home.
Owner-Part l, Page 8.
Cutting Out the Waste by Monta-
gue-Part 4, Page 7.
Letters from a Home Made Faith
er to His Son-Part 3, Page-6.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
Teachers Body Found.

Des Moines, Ia, June 4-The
body of Miss Sara Barbara Thors-
dale, "a, country school teacher who
has been missing since Thursday,
was found at noon today by party
of Boy Scouts who were aiding the
authorities in the search for the girl.
The body was found hidden under a
bush near Valley Junction, a suburb
near here.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05
O'Neill Murder Hearing
POSTPONED to Next Week

O'Neil, Neb., June 4.-(SpeciaI
Telegram. 1.-THE arraignment OF
Rolla and Della Dehart. who con-
fessed to the murder of John Mize,
whose body was found in the Mo
brara river a week ago. has been
pontponed to Monday or Tuesday.
They are expected to waive prelimiE
nary hearing and be bound over to
the next regular term of the district
court.