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The evening world., 1921-04-05
Babe Ruth Does
Baby Act OUer
Failure to Hit
lspccial to 1ns E,rniH wor,a.l

'bbNNtAA " AHb ANNAuA "OfNA-l
ATLANTA, Ga, April 5-The big
tour OF busting Babe Ruth through
the Southland, supported by the
Yankee and Brooklyn ball mines, Is
proving a big bust" as far as the
Babes hitting is concerned He had
another bad day at Birmingham yes
terlay afternoon-couldn get the
bah out OF the diamond in four trips
to the plate and struck out with the
score tied and two men on. He roared
so at the umpire, George Moriarity,
that an inning later when the Of
fetal enforced a ground rule, robbing
lack Wheat Of a home run, the crowd
rose in disgust and began flinging
cushions onto the field. The result
was that the game was called in the
ninth with Wheat on second, and still
II theoretical chance for Brooklyn to
win.
Ruth doesn't often play the baby
act but he did to-day and his fellow
players declare it's because he hasn't
been attending strictly to training, is
out OF condition and is angered over
his failure to get started against the
good hurting OF the Dodgers pitchers
lie was at bat in the seventh, with
two men on base. when young George
MOZART, pitching for Brooklyn, SEM
over two fast, breast-high curves
Moriarity called them both strikes
whereupon Ruth "blew up"
/ He asserted both pitches were toC
/ high and shook his fist in Moriarty''
! face and had to be called to the bench
. when the inning was over no re
newed the argument. Ii was this tina
"set" the crowd against the umpire.
The evening world., 1921-04-05
High Scores in
Heddpin Games

Ten teams competed in The Eve
ment at Thum's White Elephant
Bowling Academy last night, and out
OF this number six were winners of
sterling silver medals for rolling
were bcokcD in either the individual
or team class. The Macrae & Rose
team was the high total OF the eve
ming with 443. OF this total ]. Mac
rae contributed LOG, which, by the
way, was high score
The medal winners were: Il. a. De
Leon, American Exchange National
Bank, 1903; George Stadta. Roessler-
Hasslacher Chemical Company, 100;
r. NJ. IAttimer, Hartley House, 1903;
George II. Lown, Hartley House, 1O6
Andrew II. Eckrich, American Ex-
change National Bank, l04; James
Macrae, MacraG, Rose & Co, 100.
Fifteen teams are scheduled TO roll
this evening. The Pierce Athletic
Association of Jersey City will have
ten teams on hand; St Mary's Ly-
/ ceum OF Riverdale will be on the jon
with four teams, while the Sparrow
team OF New York City viii have one
team.
leo lncke and Freddie Pump WIZ winners in tn
Eastern individual bowling championships lAa eve
ming IAickr beat Chief Dunbar al Billie COrdoS'
alleys brooklyn. In a six game series, and PUN
won five out Of games al the FOrdham ArCAd
drives Bronx. Thcre two ties in this scne
' which did not enter In the averages, COhn IN
one 10 feCl the sting OF defeat At Pumps hands.
/ -Four series ArV down for decision Il, night Sabb
/ rrs,,tS pump at the Forlham Arcade. Bronx; Dun
hAT mc,ts Riddeu at the Metropolitan. FalcaT
meets Rsdling at the Patlme alleys. and Luch
J mefts Cohn ~ the Hunts Point aleyA.
The evening world., 1921-04-05
EVENING WORLDS
own SPORT HISTORY

A dinner instead OF an athletic meet
will attract the attention of the local
board floor and cinder path athletes
who will gather at the Fifth Avenue
Restaurant at $40 o'clock this evening
Cor the first annual get-together dinner
of the Metropolitan Association OF the
A. A. U. Nearly every club Of the l35,
which make up the association, will be
represented by one OF more OF her off
clals and athletes, while requests fol-
reservations have been received from
old time athletes whose names, with
their wonder-marks, still grace pages in
the record books,
CAMBRIDGE, Mas. April NEAR
ly 200 men, the largest turnout In years
reported to Bill Bingham, coach OF the
Harvard track team, ready for the first
practice OF the season.
ALBANY, y. Y. April Gov. Nil
Ter announced to-day he would seek
connected with the States biggest
new spapers before recommending any
change in the walker Boxing Law
or deciding If the Boxing Commission
must be reonganised,
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.--wllnam
/ T. Tildcn %. worlds and national ten
mis- champion. in his first appearance
Cup matches in Australia, defeated
Craig Biddle, Philadelphia, In an eH
/ hibitiou match by scores Of s. ~
IS Vincent Richards, New York
triumphed over Carl Fischer, PhIladoi
phia, 6--3 ID.
CHICAGO. April 5.--Promises Of d
new expose in the baseball scanda
came from an unexpected quarter to-
day when attorneys defending the eight
Chicago White SoX players indicted
with ten others for conspiracy in The
alleged throwing OF the 1913 World Sc
.ries announced they had uncovered 3
real scandal" in which men, hitherto
not mentioned in the case had wOi
moro than $3OO,OOO on the series
VICKSBURG, Miss, April 5.--Th
New York Yanngans closed their sta!
here by defeating the Vicksburg nin'
by a score OF II to 5.
MOBILE, Ala, April Bill Wamhs
ganss. the Cleveland American League
club inhelder, and one Of the big fac
Worlds Series championship last year
has a crack in n small bone in thu
lower right arm and II is said he Wi
lie out Of the game for at least fou
weeks
CHICAGO. April 5.--rne applicauo
NJ l. Franklin CHoqnc Run Bokel
formerly with the New York Americans
Tor reinstatement 10 organized baseba
SIN is waitiLG a hearing, Leslie NJ
. O'Connor Secretary Of the Baseba
) Copn9ission headed By Judge Land !:
. oorps .hst BsSSsr rad refused 70 tHrr'S
aSu GA 'Ss2Rf r rilS e v rs
The evening world., 1921-04-05
Herman scores Another knockout
by Defeating SOIsberE.

Pete Herman continued his campaign
in an endeavor to get a return bout
with Champion Joe Lynch by knocking
out Johnny Solsberg the veteran
Brooklyn boxer, in the seventh round OF
tho main bout at the Freeport sporting
club last night. Solsberg took bad
beating and was knocked down in the
fourth NTH, sixth and seventh round,
the referee hnRlly stopping the uneven
s sSSSSSSSs., EP As,ssss 0a ssSt OF va sss
SSdSRsd AaHsSy &dYs6OsISSSs'''eT 'T'F
The evening world., 1921-04-05

minutes but Pesek got away to the
plaudits OF the crowd. This was the
Strangers first real try at the aE-
grosslve, More of the grand and lofty
stun. which tickles the crowd, and
they were both on their feet, head 10
head.
Pesek stole page from Iewis's
book when he era wled his way to
safety under the ropes while Lewis had
a Furnishing wristlock on him, Lewis
got even a minute later by doing the
same thing. The crowd showed that
II didn't like this method OF defense.
Precipitation was oOZlng from Duth
men as the hour mark was passed,
and 20 the layman II didn't seem pos
sible that either man could get an
effective grip.
Lewis had real Job ON his hands
up to this point, ana both he and the
crowd knew il. The Stranger was
very much outsCienced, but he had
strength in his favor.
Pesek deliberately dove under the
ropes when Lewis had his wrist ST.
tightly that the flow OF blood was
shut off from the Nebraskan's left
hand on their feet again. the
Strahgler got front deadlock, but
Pesek lifted him off his feet with his
neck ana slammed HIM 20 the floor
Lewis then took = deadlock and Both.
hsb HS4f him ish &C. sA a. hsHr Agas
tDAi nihAIAS lsiSg y NJ ~ atsS. :"
The evening world., 1921-04-05
BOWIE SELECTIONS.

First Race-Red Tom, ST. Msu-
rice, Mawrcoran.
Second Race-Carlne s., len
joeleur. Lord Rockville.
Third Race - Charlie Leydecker,
Crumpsall. Kirah.
Fourth Race h ms u m IN a,
Morning Face, Tarantula.
Fifth Race - Toss Up, Lloyd
George, Moroni
Sixth Race - War Club, Berlin,
Nebraska,
Seventh Race 90 Solid Rock. Ola
McKenna, Austral.
The evening world., 1921-04-05
Rox Moore Outpoint. P.y.

Roy Moore had no trouble In out
pointing frankie Fay in a fifteen round
bout NJ the broadway SPORTING CTuh
last night
The evening world., 1921-04-05

Eddie Fletcher scores KnOckdown.
HAzLEToN, Pa April S.-Eddis
Fvstahar, New York eantAInweiEht I.
ahippsa Sac CFeunsl sutton In ten
G8dtsa si2AoGg45wst Ii s4EslalSS ssalSS..
The evening world., 1921-04-05

This will tickle the ear of
business men!
Ordinarily, Of course, it
takes months for any lower
ing of manufacturing costs
TO reach the retail consumer.
But
In clothing we are,our own
manufacturers, and base }
prices on to-day's cost Of
replacement.
Further
In furnishings, hats, shoes
and sporting goods, though
we are not the manu-
facturers, the same policy
obtains all prices figured at
to-day's market.
In short
Our friends and customers
in buying their Spring out
fits get the immediate bene-
fit of all readjustments in
values.
Result?
Though March a year ago
was far and away the biggest
March we ever had, this
March shows a gain over .
that.
The best of everything
men and boys wear. Also
sporting goods and luggage.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
eroadwav r'"7'F BroadvaU
at 18th ST. -Four at saith st.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
It Warren at 4lst st.
Pioneer Sporting Club, 149 East 24th St.
To. NEht-Lou Bogash va Jimmy o,aAtyty.
Admission ts RtseErsa 80, RlnGslds W
FBuA "'!SE-SaOffOSslIilSE ~ Sss<t III 1'.-
The evening world., 1921-04-05

A YTER they had been at It forty
"A minutes, Lewis got a painful
. wTlstleHe en- Fsssh and Ter the
Rs A ~ e ss r. ssiSs RlIiSss
The evening world., 1921-04-05

Pioneer Sporting Club, I4e East Gath St.
Telephone Madison Square 800.
To. iEht-Lou BogaSh va Jimmy O'0Atty.
rBUM "'sS.rSaAi0s8IiGE; ~; Ssss.t l6T'.,
The evening world., 1921-04-05

The murh talked about fifteen round event he
~ cen Jimmy O'Gatty and louis BogaaH u Bildgo
port Ia 10 b. finally setusd TO night At the Pioneer
sporting club. This event has been hanging fire
for mOhthA tAeh lad claiming FIRST crack ~ Jark
The evening world., 1921-04-05

Walker, Pat O'Hara, Fred Martin, Rob
ert Barnett, Emmett French. William
Leach George Clarke. Barney Kelly
and Fred Weisser.
The evening world., 1921-04-05

The Bay Ridge Sporting Club will
stage It's initial show this evening
with Sailor Joe DAILY, who won his
last fight by knocking out Young
Richie, opposing Young Stewart in a
twelve round bout. The semi-iinal
wall bring together Young MCGOWAN
and Larry Lundy for ten rounds.
Another ten rounder will be fought
between Young Kramer and Tommy
TUbin, and six rounds between Happy
German Va Jack Monty. The new
fight emporium is the only one Of It's
kind In South Brooklyn.
A. tho star Sporting Cluo tournament 20 morrow
Hight Matchmaker Eddie McAlAhon has arranged Tor
sixty cighl rounds II boxing Harry London Of
Harlan. who has won eight OF his lAsi nine fghts
by The knockout route. will meet lori Leon. In
the Other ien round contest Eddie smlm viii meet
Pete MOoru
The much talked about fnesn round event he
tween Jimmy OGAtp and louis Bogasl u Bridge
port Ia 10 b. finally sstusd 10 night ~ the Pioneer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
WOMEN JURORS SENT
HOME BY PHILA. JUDGE:
He Says They Should Not fave
20 Listen "a Filth
az Trial.

Philadelphia. March rfve -~--s-
drawn s1r the March Grand - ~
eleven a1Ied srr .ervfre e- .Aa rs.
j1FT. Te-e eN-lsed ester1ay 49,.
Ju1ge Aute-rted had warned frerr t.8r
otherwise rev ~-9-lia - ----reilaa +.
hear evidence -ct II s~- Ne ara
women
Eor-a1s r.ace - e-s
ard -ot II oLr- l-ess aev
compelled ~ o-e ere IS uitreas
r 7the-wlse. oc-ren .ed - ldge
We an ger a4cEg err aicetv u1tn
out ne women .-rors a aasg ws
going % t-y 70.
some q -1e women excused hsid
indignation -e-t.CE zee 1rridirr
outside me .o-rtrrc1 ne I1dre was
dubbed -iean cd rh,rg ~ f-- f
them
When members e me nsnsi "a
ASSEMBLED sl@e lder -nid sald - f1e
women called t1r - lrand Jury
-cl "a.r -4r IL #.y sterlea
formerly -earl zen Only aen
: vour rr..aeke s-ay ut
NY aavice .aat 04 90 1ot stan
the -lta .-.o4vel . ~ asca ia.
VIII be 1rggSht before yo4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
GEN. WOOD GETS 4 Ios.
Soldler-Poiltician Nil 7rops
Philippine Conditions 'or
President 1aralng.

Wae-IaEtca Al-lr p s Prcsiaeu.
EarG,u- Earl 81 .s-r w. "a az rrf
lerus -esrer1. .-U~ i-L. aruua. "A
Woo IS tHe aA.Hy s4An1s a. q cclI
n -Ss.e7er &. nRastlgation
..aG.t,ens -n.e @ -pgr acl
bread .eaes A3minlstraner.
---r .. l1ee
-.a rh. pa.ac n4eper4ane~. Nnl. IS
Ill. tiss1.r- .11 a.-.raaer Hl.st
lie eu- sa tal-a.. nvfot one ne
other trl estl.n el nlacalak -
'asS Nod ....as -lulr Nh.
S sery ar-e..e- ans n4sal ea-.a
8.slll -.,.ls a. .-l slu s-ra'1n
tessa- .aat s, Wood - $,
sls4-eG Net t.a sE-N
Genera. w. ppeaged ~ ne Wsr
DtsA-tre1. a,.-.ll. EtlHs.ln
Secretary W r.paa.ed n.n
the Wh q teus, .o4 slea.
Atterwaed Secretary Wee Aca .
the follow aA r. men
Fac efeS.i ieHt 14t f.4n.nlt4s
the change .'.. .cuUIa4unded &.
HIS predecess. feta. Nrl s., nh
ipp.ues tEa lnNtoa- - setfIo se
a,Je,y our ro..t tnd has asked
eral Woe 1se - hls .xters.tU
;,yrterre t1a4s .o - stands
report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
URUGUAY PRAISE, wuso>.

FL Dia Ackuualedgp> Hl~ Wnrk aI
tOuslilating ~outh america.
NluateE 3te March ne hest.
Papers sd the4I comu,et KS fae IS
auSurAton 81 Ptesidtn a..dlaS
vote their urlteipa atteuliou to
Prtsidyn, " lson 81 a rhe 1r.au
the Prcsia, ana th, National N..
miuis,r8tlte Co4nch ca.4us him tae
most ulE>tr.eas citizen - p. I'm I.J
states ARD the most eminent servant
peace and Justice.
The newspanVr -aNs IS N.a.d s..
larAentab.e il President la aag .nty
Tered with the work 20 atppgo,heWs
with South America realized under AI
Wilson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
Iecturr Il u. Iukc,..

Al st. Lukes Reformed Episc0Ia
Church. Monroe aaa Eighth s eets. IS.
morrow eNeuiug stereopticun sddr,
on Herod. wH s. glvrn IS key
Sassc Dr William ttetmlr .ic at ph
adelphiA Viii preach ou Ta rsdas elt..
ing for the last time 3ulns Lent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08

Russia needs 10000 A0.,..,.t.l U
sionaries.' declares Nar.,lnnd
lister. Ten thousand addlesucksf Nl
sia needs 70 be invaded By 30 .oo0 s.
bers backed ap bS a mcrrhar g.
loaded with soap --tl .ou pust
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals
Lost and Found

Lost and Found lV
ut-\tU pF kEYS Lost in postoffiCe, last
rrtdaN evening Finder please return TO
NJ q \. and receive reward.
CAMEO PIN Lost between sth & Adams
~ Union t,ardens or from Union Gardens
~ I'm A Nan furen Reward il returned
10 lllu West fifth street
GLOVE LOST Black driving glove. ken
nett Pike. Reward. Room 5000 du font
kulldtng
LADN'S GOLD WATCH Found; owner
can nave same by identifying and paying
TOR TINS advertisement. Phone ! 50 >.
WRIST WATCH-Lost. going on W. Attn ST.
car from 4th Clayton 10 attn q orange.
tnan walkius down from attn ~ Orange
10 "a A orange and tnen from I'd north
10 MAJESTIC Ineatre - reward II re-
turned 10 l6lS " est Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

DAIRY--Of I20 quarts tested cows Ad-
dress II. o. Hines. Wilmington. II. ". ID.
Nnt 1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
Real Estate
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

A nice square-plan two story seven roor,
dwelling All modern with hardwood
hrst aud second doors. pipeless heater.
front porch. window shades aud screen !,
with the home This house is beautiful
inside aud attractive and Will suit You
situated on Washington street. north or
the HrandyWina.
Price s725o. Easy terms. Phone SAC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
Wanted to Buy

CARPETs-We buy carpets. rugs, furni-
ture and household goods OF ali descrip~
tion; highest prices paid in city. Jacob
Pr0tigal. 322 t.. second street. Phone
35OS W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
MOTORCYCLES and Bicycles

IIREs-For sale. - by "a straight side
tires reasonable SimpleT's Garage Phone
CaIg " or 4495 or l2O5 Orange street.
USED TIREs-And tubes; all sizes Silver
uttw. EERrt King 1T
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
'ETPEDONIA )sss:;s:=G
STL.Tsc esTr

ATLANTIC CITY = - n..s-..t- r,~.~.
overlooking cream wfth to.rr "a h.i.as
sDerfal lsrf~n rat~s u Us ak.fsr eFnr
Pacfec 4 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
Ask About Our Six Day Rate, 1t Will Pay You
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats ~
JEFFEHsOE ST.. 7I4-Apartment. second
floor. rooms. unfsirnisbed
N. r.. COR. arm a. MONROE sTs,--Two
furnished or unfurnished rooms. Inquire
at ~. ~. Cor. Fourth and Monroe streets.
sHALLCHoss AVE, f1l2-Furnished
apartment. first floor four rooms. bath.
porch. heat. James penuettD. los west
Ninth street. Phone b495.
WEST sT.. IIu-Furnished apartment.
two large rooms for light nous excepting
W. eTH ST. 1908 Cfnurnished apart
ments. I'd & 81 floors. electric light. neat.
gas.
business Places For Rent a.
GARAGE FOR RENT -shalicross avenue
between Harrison and Franklin streets.
Phone y. h. Bolton, lI4i w.
PYTHIAN CASTLE For rent. All con
yeniences including chairs. for dances. en-
tertainmonts, baxaars. church Affairs. Day
or evening. Jesse n horner. AZ king.
Houses For Rent "a
no UsE six. rooms. electric light. on
springs trolley. VeBetabie garden so
month. Phone 7l4O
ROCKFORD PARK-For rent. furnished
house ia Rockford ParK see tion. Possession
about May ]. Terms and arrangemsnts On
personal application To heal Estate De
partmsDt. Equitable Trust Co. Ninth
and har@et streets.
MCDOWELL ST. IO2e House. Q rooms
and bath. schwartz Iny. %. Phono 1855.
s. BROOME ST. III House. o rooms
bath. porch. heat Nth four single gar
ages. Apply 4Oo sixth street.
18TH ST. H.. 905 House for rent. I've
rooms. all cOnyeuieuces. Call within
once and Desk Room -
OFFICES For rent suite ~ threc Offices a
very desirable location short Or long term
Phone 1856 Immediate posi- ssioD.
Wanted-To Rent 81
HO USE Small. north ~ Brandywlne Al
dress .. Every Evening Dnice
House Wanted - rent. or s-room
house. with store. Address .. Every
Evening ONCE.
HoUsE-Or apartment. furnished ~
young couple. aDout April p. Address n r.
livery Evening Ohce
5TORE-Wanted 70 rent store. suitable
for grocery. Htil buy stock. etc address
! Z. Every Evening once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

Business Property g
GROCERY AND MEAT STORE WIN ar
without tie building on me vest stre
Owner sick must seIl a. once VIII saI
reasonable to the right parry Inqulra
Bernan Realty TO- al yusters n fire
losses for tno insured 5zOJ walnut street
LIGHT LUNCH BTSINE-s- Doing good
trade for sale good loratton rfa son for
selling. proprietor mas otner interests Ap-
ply National Theatre Bldg Phone Z27S
MARYLAND AVE Zi9-PooI rom and
eight tables. bargain II sold this week
owner leaving country.
OLD EsTA BLIsHED- Business gor sale
General store wfth dwelling attached sell
ing on account ~ death. ~ r. Wiley
Pennington. Del
W EIGHTH ST NEAR MARKET-store
and three apartments Rents si55 month
~ Ia finest condition. Apply BOX ii Z.
livery kye ling JniCs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
RESORT.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. .

WpSfr0ire4pr Kenfgcky Ave n=.r B-4et
EirvatoF ~ ssra~t P~rns.
haths. runrfng aatrr q EoD- ~ So
ara Pr3D. DDeH an Frar
unTEI pnGCnpUT Frnf1rsv -
- IL D'feSN~ ~'bDLL geaF Esarh
Fietatp5 .EceHfnt able -perial FErrg
3. r. Marion
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-11-20
Economic Probe
OF Necessities
Starts Monday
Governors Investigation Will
Include Only Food and
Other Necessities Unless
Extension Is Necessary.

Lincoln, Nov. 19-(Special 1.-The
aim of the McKelvie economic
probe, which opens in Lincoln Mon
day, will be to discover the size OF
the profits of men who handle the
necessities OF life from the source OF
production until a smiling clerk says
thank you" and collects the final
cost from the consumer.
THE commodities considered will
be limited largely to food and other
necessities entering into the cost OF
living Leo Stuhr, chairman of the
investigation committee, said today.
IF it is considered advisable to ex-
tend this investigation to include
hearings relative to wages paid to
labor, freight rates, rents or taxes,
such hearings will be held.
IF this is done an effort will be
made to consider each subject as a
special investigation to bring out the
facts germane to the subject SO that
conclusions may be made, and, if
possible, remedies suggested.
in fairness to all concerned it
should be understood that anyone
being subpoened to appear as wit
ness at any OF the hearings does not
in any way intimate that he may
have been law violator or that he
may be suspected of any irregulari-
ties i'll conduct of his business"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-11-20
Giant Battleship
Is Launched by U. S.

Chicago rribnne-O Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Washington, Nov. 1o.-Facing an
almost immediate sentence to the
junk pile, the giant battleship West
Virginia, newest of her type, today
took the water from the ways at
Newport News, Va.
The West Virginia is the largest
American ship now afloat and the
most powerfully armed. She is still
somewhat lighter in displacement
than the Japanese Mutsu, around
which a controversy threatens to
rage as a result of the Hughes pro-
posal contemplating her destruction.
At present, however, no American
ship building can compare equally
in displacement and speed with the
Mutsu.
The West Virginia is GA feet long
with displacement of $1,000 tons
and speed of II knots Her arnl-
ament consists of eight l6-inch
guns, IA 5-inchers. four 3-inch anti
aircraft guns and two submerged
torpedo tubes. She has the latest
underwater protection against sab-
marines. The West Virginia is an
oil burner, and electrically driven.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-11-20
WHERE TO FIND
The Big Features Of
THE SUNDAY BEE

PART ONE.
Eat New Yorkers in Earnest
Race to Reduce" by Antoinette
Donnely.-Page 8.
News of Nebraska-Pages and II.
Public Health Society Founder Is
SO Years Old-Page IL.
PART TWO.
Society and News for Women
Pages l, 2, and 4.
Shopping With Polly.-Page S.
Amusements.-Pages 6, : and 8.
PART THREE.
Sports News and Features.-Pages
/, Q and 8.
For Motorists.-Page 3.
"Jack and JilL"-Page 3.
Live Boys of Omaha.-Page 8.
Want Ads-Pages 4. and s.
Plain Speaking on Life on Farm,
by Nebraska Woman-Page 6.
Real Estate News-Page 6.
Markets and Financial.-Page 7.
PART FOUR.
"Old Buildings Live Again in New
York." by ]. T. Armstrong.-Page l..
"The Yellow Streak" serial, by
Valentine WILLIAMSBURG 2.
"The Rule of Three" Blue Rib
bon short story, by Ethel Train
Page 8.
"Follies of the Passing Show" by
Hanlon.-Page 4.
Terrible Ourang Outangs of Bor-
neo at Bay" another Charles Mayer
Jungle tale.-Page 4.
Science Tells U.s." by Rene
Bache.-Page S.
Second Lesson in Piano Playing,
by w. Scott Grove.-Page S.
Editorial Comment-Page s.
Music News--Page 2.
The Married Life of Helen and
Warren Page Z.
"Happyland," a gage for the
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-11-20
Attorneys for
Mrs. Neal Here
ToCet Evidence
Defendant Said She Was Tired
M Living With Husband,
Woman Testifies
At Trial.

Auburn, Neb., Nov. lo-(Special.)
Attorneys for the defense in the
Lucy Neal murder trial left here this
afternoon for Omaha where they in
tend to take depositions to be used
when the defense presents evidence
next week.
The trial was adjourned until
Monday morning at noon today tor
the express purpose OF allowing
these attorneys to go to Omaha.
Ten more witnesses are on the
list to be called to the stand by the
state.
Mrs. Russell Kerns was placed on
the stand shortly before adjourn
ment today. She is niece of Ben
Meals second wife.
She testified she and Ter mother
met the present Mrs. Neal on the
street in Brownville sometime last
March while divorce action between
the Meals was looming, and that
Mrs. Neal told them:
I'm tired of living with Ben Neal
and you may expect the worst at
any time"
Under cross examination by the
defense, Mrs. Kerns stated she un-
derstood Mrs. Neal referred to the
divorce action.
Mrs. Kerns also testified Neal had
told her he would make out his will
in her favor.