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Evening star., 1921-08-28
PRINCE CLAIMING
THRONE OF SERBIA
George, Who Once Renounc-
ed Right as Heir, With
draws His Remuneration.
By the Associated press.

PARIS. August 27.-Prince George.
the former crown prince Of Serbia.
who in 1909 renowned his rights to
the throne, announces that he has
told Premier Pachitch Of Jugoslavia
OF the withdrawal Of the renunciation,
according to an Agram (Jugoslavia)
dispatch to the Hungarian Telegraph
Agency.
It Is reported also in the dispatch
that Georges candidacy for the
throne, which was accepted recently
by Alexander after the death OF King
Peter. Is supported by Stefan Raditch.
leader of the peasants party in
Croatia.
The fact that neither the city of
Agram nor the provinces Of Dalmatia
and Bosnia were represented at King
Peters funeral Is declared to have
caused political sensation. and the
government is reported to have or
dered the dissolution OF the Agram
city council.
Prince George renounced his right
to the throne of Serbia In 1909 be-
cause he was accused of numbering a
servant. The assembly approved the
remuneration. declaring his brother
Alexander heir to the throne.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
NAMED AS SPECIALIST.

University has been requested by
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to
serve as consulting specialist to the
chief of the bureau of markets and
crop estimates during the reorgani-
cation and consolidation of the bu-
reau. Prof. Warren has accepted and
has been granted leave of absence
from Cornell.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
HEAT AGAIN HITS KANSAS
Temperature of III Degrees Re
ported at Salina-

TOPEKA, Kan. August 27.-Cen-
trail Kansas again suffered from
heat wave today, Salina reporting an
official temperature of Ill degrees.
The weather bureau reported that
yesterday eighteen of the twenty-six
reporting stations recorded tempera-
lures Of 100 degrees or more.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
new NAVIGATION CHIEF.
D. B. Carson Named by Mr.. Hoover
to Head Bureau,

Secretary Hoover and Assistant
Secretary Houston Of the Department
of Commerce were in conference
with President Harding early yes
Houston anno,slced the appointment
of D. B. Carson of Tennessee as chief
of the bureau of navigation, sue
ceeding Eugene Chamberlain. orig
inally Of New York. who has been
chief of the bureau for twenty-eight
years. Mr.. Carson formerly was gen.
eral manager of the Nashville, Chat
tanooga and st. Louis railroad for
more than ten years. He also has
had extensive navigation experience.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
LEAVES BABE AT NURSERY
Police Hunting Mother Who Failed
to Return.

A six-month-o -old child was left at
Providence Hospital day nursery Fri
day afternoon by young white wom-
wards. who said she was the child's
mother. She failed to return for the
child.
Sister Berchman. in charge of the
hospital and nursery. last night re-
ported the incident to the police of
the fifth precinct. The woman. she
reported, claimed she ha6 been de-
serted in Alexandra by her husband
The police are searching for her.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
DWIGHT IsLEY RESIGNS.

Dwight Isley, scientific assistant IN
the United States bureau of ento-
mology. has resigned to accept .ne
position of associate professor In the
department Of entomology. University
of Arkansas. and associated ento-
mologist in the experiment station.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
RELIGIOUS WAR OUTBREAK.
Sanguinary Encounters Reported
From Sanjack of Novipazar.

By the Associated Press
VIENNA. August 27-Sanguinary
encounters between Christian peas
ants and Mohammedans are reported
from the .Sanjack of Novipazar. Jugo-
slavfa. A detachment of gendarmes
and peasants have been Surrounded
in the village of Komoran, thirty-fiye
Of them being killed. The govern
ment is rushing troops and mountain
batteries to the scene
Evening star., 1921-08-28
WOMAN SUES ANOTHER.

and Hodgkins, Annie B. Eich yester-
day filed suit against Minnie s. Rose
for $4,000, alleging personal injury.
The plaintiff charges that she was
assaulted by the defendant at $40
New York avenue and seriously In
iured and Inundated.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
FRUIT vENDERs TO PROTEST.

Protest against action of the police
in arresting pushcart men selling
fruit IL to be made at a meeting Of
fruit vendors to be held at o'clock
this afternoon at 81 Louisiana ave.
lsnus.. Salvatore Scalco 10 to preside.
Harry ,Whe1an IL To- speak,.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
WILL URGE LONG TRUCE.
A.. F. of L. Wants Peace Prolonged
Until After Conference.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. August q.
The executive council Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. it was
learned tonight, has decided to send to
Premier Lloyd George a special COM
munication urging that the Irish truce
be continued until after 1.-The forth
coming disarmament conference at
Washington, whatever may be the
outcome Of the present Irish peace
negotiations.
None of the council would discuss
tonight the proposed communication.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
ITALIAN PREMIER COMING.
Bononi to Represent Country at
Disarming Conference.

ROME, August 21-Premier Bonomi.
the Meridiano announces today, will
represent Italy at the conference on
disarmament and far eastern Ques-
tions in Washington in November
next.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

Raw milk, is hard to digest
for babies. Scalded or boil
ed milk is easily digested
and does not constipate.
Milk poor in fat is best for
babies. Pour off some of the
cream when milk appears
very rich.
Every baby should get
small doses Of orange juice
or strained canned tomato
Juice, diluted in some water,
between bottles. once or
twice daily. These snb-
stances contain quantities of
vitamines which help the as
similation of food. !
Give the baby plenty cool,
boiled water between bot
ties. A healthy baby needs
no pacifier.
Keep all milk cold and COW
cred.
Get the sanitary rating Of your
TAss Bai.stt~ 4
SNrIETV E0R pREN1
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Hot Weather Advice for Babies
1t II raw milk that causes nearly
all the loose bowels among babies.

Dress the baby lightly
Use no flannels. Keep the
feet uncovered in hot
weather.
Protect the baby against
flies and mosquitoes by net
ting.
Besides the daily bath,
sponge the baby off once or
twice a day.
Keep the baby in the open
air and in shaded places as
much as possible. Do not
allow the sun to strike It.
Cover lightly or not at all.
Very delicate babies are
often successfully raised by
milk powder, made by the
cylinder process. dissolved in
boiled water.
Do not worry the baby or
fondle it. 1t needs quiet.
six supply NJ the Health Once.
Evening star., 1921-08-28
DELEGATION FOR KING.
Alexander Satisfactory, But Swell
ing Increases.

BELGRADE. Jugoslavia, August 27.
1t has been decided by the cabinet
to send delegation of ministers to
Paris to express to King Alexander
the country's sympathy with him in
his illness. and report to him on gov
ernmental affairs.
PARIS. August 27.-Today's official
bulletin by the physicians attending
King Alexander Of Jugoslavia says
his condition continues satisfactory.
but the swelling has Increased, al
though remaining circumscribed."
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Yank Reporter
Shows u. S. Pep !
In Berlin; Fired
Decides German Dailies Need
Up.to.Date Enterprise
and Interviews Wife
OF President.

Berlin, July 30.-"Fircd" for having
interviewed the wife OF president OF
Germany, was the reward meted out
to Frank Henius. an American
trained newspaper man and author
of a textbook on exports, for his
American journalistic pep" and en-
terprise.
Henius, who has worked on news
papers in New Orleans. San Fran
cisco, Portland and New York, ar
rived in Berlin the other day to visit
his aged father now here, He con-
cluded that some of the German
newspapers were badly in need OF
progressive reforms in the matter
of getting and writing news and
that a bit of American reportoriaI
pep would shake up traditional
bones and methods a bit He de.
cided that the Berlin press offered
an excellent field for real live
reporter since here every member.
on a newspaper staff is editor,
As he speaks some 10 languages
he was sure he could teach the
, Germans something.
Imbued With Energy.
Henius got a position on the stait
of one of the largest papers. I'm
bued with energy and the determina-
ton to show those slow Germans
how we get and write news worth
reading in America" which would
make them sit up and take notice.
Henius gave himself the assignment
to interview the first lady OF the
land-Frau Ebert, the modest, re-
firing wife of the socialist saddler-
president of the country. He was
sure he would make hit with
such Scoop" as no German paper
had ever obtained or printed such
an interview. He wrote letter
asking for the interview and received
favorable answer. =,
The managing editor learned of
it before Henius had turned in the
interview and became so agitated
about it that Henius was told the
editor was unable to work the rest
of the day. His substitute fired the,
reporter, expressing his surprise
and indignation that Henius should
have attempted, without consulting
any one, ito bring the name OF Frau
Ebert into this refined, high class
newspaper"
He's Dismissed.
Not knowing that Henius already
had had the interview, the presidents
office, it is said, was informed that
the request for an interview was un-
authorized by the paper and really
was not wanted. Henius was dis
missed on the technical charge OF
using an office letterhead without
due authorization.
1--WE want no American big guns
on our paper" the editor told the
reporter. ,,.
II understand the Versailles.
treaty forbids Germany having any
| thing to do with big guns: Give
my 10 days salary to the Red Cross
was Henius' farewell shot.
Talk about efficiency and system
in Germany" remarked Henius after
his experience. "Why, it took four
! signatures in that office. to get an
old newspaper out OF the files"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

Montreal advices say that the body
can be exhumed and shipped home
if it is the wish of his relatives.
1t is stated that Norton had a
cataract of the eyes and came to
Montreal for all operation.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Quebec Suicide
Omaha Resident
Man Who Killed Self Had
Registered at Hotel as ''Jim
Norton, Omaha.

Montreal, July 30.-(Special Tele-
gram. .)-Coroner Wales of St. An
drews, east, was notified last night
that James Norton, 60, who commit
ted suicide at Lac Superior near St.
Faustin, Quebec, last Monday morn
ing, was a resident OF Omaha.
Further information was given to
DR.. Wales that Norton had regis
tered at Ryan's hotel on July 80 for
the third time in three or four
weeks.
His signature in the guest book at
the hotel is simply Jim Norton,
Omaha, Neb."
The night clerk of the hotel,
James O'Donnell, stated last night
that he remembered Norton we'll
The latter had come to Montreal
several weeks ago and had spent a
week at the hotel.
He had asked O'Donnell to tell
him of quiet country place where
he could have a rest. O'Donnell told
him of St. Faustin and he left the
hotel to go there.
Efforts are under way to locate
the Norton family at Omaha and
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Garden of Eden
With Costumes to
Match In Berlin
By FRANK E. MASON.

Belin, July 30-Sunday perform
anees of paradise Lost" are being
staged by the Berlin police, who are
making mammoth raids on Tegel for
est, Berln's Garden OF Eden, where
amateur Adams and Ewes disrobe
and loll around on Sunday afternoons
IN regulation pre-apple Eden cos
tune.
Berlin police surrounded the woods
and carefully combed through ii.
rounding up dozens of followers OF
the Paradise sect who had removed
their annoying clothing because OF,
the heat. Summary orders were
given to dress, and the collection oil
primitive humanity assembled where
a police inspector arrested the worse
cases and freed the others.
Amateur Ewes cannot be disturbed
however, as soon as they can secure
an engagement in Beauty Ballet.
which is the main attraction OF the
majority of Berlin's night-life cabas5
rets and cafes. Since the revolution
censorship has been abolished and
the police can Interfere to stop nude
dancing only when a civilian has
complained that the naked dancing
has offended his sensibilities. ~
Season Scenery. y.
The Berliner Tageblatt in an edt.
torial attacking the Nude Dancers
says: "In our favor it must be said
that the best patrons of the natura
ballets are foreigners, especially tht
French officers taking lively inter ]
est in the beauty ballets' Blu it
disgraceful that II to l4-year-oN
boys and girls are permitted to se
these performances The parent
of children should at least refrai,
from taking them with them"
The most pretentions OF the Evy
dances is the Natural Ballet i'll BerI
Inns largest vaudeville theater, tlS-
Apollo, where 20 charming malden
wriggle aesthetically to music in
tended to represent the four seasons
The scenery changes for each season
but summr or winter the chorus Il
protected only by flowers painted o.
the body at appropriate places with
grease paint. This is shown betweeh
acrohatic and magician acts at ber'
Inns Family Theater."
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

FIvE-ROOM COTTAGE
$3.50
EASY TERMS
An exceptionally good 5-room, strictly
modern cottage in fine repair. oak and
pine finish. furnace heat. good base
ment, large attic; close to school and
car. We can make easy terms on this
and give possession on short notice
Sunday call Kenwood 4125.
J. L. HIATT COMPANY,
Better Values
Hiatt Bldg. Atlantic 0063.
1914-16 Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Gives Up Her Husband
For Sake of Children

Chicago, July 30.-Mother love
won out over the love OF wife for
her husband in one of the strangest
eternal triangles" ever revealed in
the Chicago courts. :.
Mrs. Lynn N. Hitchcock gave
her husband away to the other
woman that her children might NOT
suffer from faithless father. She
was granted divorce here with GUS
toody of her two ehildren-John, 8,
and Evelyn, 7-and $l00 alimony
month. Hitchcock will marry the
"other woman"
Mrs. Hitchcock blamed her marital
troubles on the fact that her husband
was a travelling salesman
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Miscellaneous.

$500 down, sS5 per month will buy 5-room
and bath house; / II block from stores
and car; IN blocks to school, Gas,
electricity. sewer, water pipes all in;
main in street; full unfinished base
ment In good neighborhood. Priced for
quick sale. See owner today, 1926 Tay-
lor street.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

It's nothing to read OF circus folks
graduating from the white tops to
the legitimate stage, nothing at all.
We've all read of that, but few of us
have heard the story of Stella Row.
land, who loved elephants so that
she quit an ingenue role in a Cleve-
land stock company to handle the
midget elephant herd with Sells
Floto circus, coming to Omaha
Wednesday, August 10, for two per-
formances.
And that's what Stella did. OF
course, it might be we'll to state that
Stella, Denver girl, absorbed her
love of the circus when a child in
that city. where Sells-Floto's winter
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
New York Will Claim
Worlds Biggest Cheese

Albany, N. Y, July 30.-There
have been all sorts of "big cheeses,'
but New York state intends shortly
to have the biggest.
The largest single cheese ever
manufactured is now being made at
Lowville for exhibition at the state
fair September u to II, in Syracuse.
1t will weigh II tons. Seven thou
sand FIVE hundred cows will con-
tribute 100000 pounds of milk, while
four barrels of salt are also required
for the manufacture of the big
cheese. A bandage for the cheese
will cost $l00.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
American Colds Tour
ENGLAND This Summer

Lewiston, Me, July 30.-Miss
Nellie NJ. Milliken, Bates %,
daughter of former Governor Milli-
ken, and Misses Elizabeth and Caro-
line Chase, Bates '0l, accompanied
by DR.. Phobe DuBoise, examining
physician for women at Bates, will
tour England on foot during the
coming summer, according to an an
nouncement at the college. Scotland
will also be visited.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Amos Grant Company,

REAlIIORS.
D. $3.50. SSO-2-4-6-s Brandeis The. Bldg.
GOING BACK TO THE COUNTRY.
Owner says sell his 5-room home, has
water, electric lights, gas, new furnace,
storm sash for all windows, shade trees.
large barn and lot 5Ox140, for the
sum Of s2.600. $500 cash down and bal
ance monthly; cheaper than renting.
Located at 3343 Manderson St.
For appointment call Mr.. Fitzpatrick,
Kenwood 5394.
r. F. CLARY CO., REALTORS.
oath and Ames Ave. Kenwood OTIS.
Priced reduced on the new four-room
and bath bungalow to $500, with $500
cash down and balance monthly. Just
think a new home that is we'll con-
structed for this price. All we ask is
that you inspect these bungalows and
you can readily see they are bargains.
Call Sunday Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Ken
wood 1894.
r. F. CLARY CO., REALTORS.
cath and Ames Ave. Kenwood OTIS.
$500 CASH. s45 PER MONTH.
Buys a brand new 6-room bungalow
with water. gas. electric lights. com
plete plumbing, furnace etc. This is
not far from Miller park with its free
golf course and Fairgrounds. Not far
from churches protestant and CATH
olic) and schools. DO. 7412 days, AT.
1901 Sunday. Just ask for Mr.. Carse.
Owner says sell, as he is transferred
and must sell his large home that is
well constructed at a reduced price; has
a large lot 66x132, shade trees, garage
and fruit Price $4,000, with terms.
Call Sunday Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Ken
wood 1924.
R. F. CLARY CO., REALTORS.
cath and Ames Ave. Kenwood 0175.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Five-room mod
ern house. also an eight-acre farm. Call
after 6 D. M 6502 No. 28th. Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Suicide Bureau Started
In a CITY in GERMANY

Berlin, July 30.-Advice to candi-
dates for the suicide trip is the latest
Nuremberg social service enterprise.
The suicide bureau is open at stated
hours daily, with church and medical
advisers present to talk things over
with those who are tired of life.
There are 100000 girls between the
ages of IL and lS in the girls re-
serve corps of the Y. w. c. A. in
the United States and Honolulu.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

b-ROOM, modern house, $4,000: close In.
q Jackson 0321.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

quarters have been located for
years. Stella is one of the most
versatile girls with the show, for,
besides presenting her elephant act
in Ring 3, she is star in the big
aerial ballet, in which 80 pretty
young women loop and posture un-
der the dome Of the big top while
hanging by their teeth. OF the 400
performers with the second largest
show on earth," over 200 are
women, and all of them, positively
all of them, are just as good to look
at as is Stella. You'll see that this
is so when the three rings, the two
stages, the air and the track are
filled with them on circus day.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
SHOPEN & COMPANY,

SHOPEN & COMPANY,
Gentlemen:
1 can heartily recommend your COM
pany for the speed you have shown in
disposing of my two properties located
at 3518 Decatur Streets and Ills North
35th Streets.
If anyone wishes a real hasty sale of
their property they can figure on your
firm disposing of 1t liz a hurry. Very
truly yours,
(SIGNED) ELMER NELSON.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
$4,000

Near Sherman Ave. and Lake. 5-rm.
house, all modern, with vanished wood
work Street is paved and paid for.
We are offering this at $3.50 down and
$40 per month. Call George Hanson,
Walnut 1889, or
Gl H
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31

IS, ,500-Half cash. balance easy terms,
will buy Broom house and lot ASK
116 near 10th and Vnton. Divided into
four three-room apartments-part mod
ern. Paved street. permanent walks
paid for. Good location. close to stores.
school and street cars. Building in
good repair. Income $s40 per year.
Live in one apartment and other three
will pay for property. Owner leaving
city, reason for selling, Address Bee.
Box Ass,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
Mime Lusa Home.
N. P. Dodge & Company
New Homes.

We are just completing some 6-room
bungalows and Groom houses on Flor
ence boulevard, near Miller park. Fin
ished in oak throughout, built of frame
and stucco, built-in features. Full ce-
ment Easements. full floored attics Up
to-date in every respect. Large east
front lots Buyer may select lighting
fixtures, wall decorations. shades. paint
ing and staining Of woodwork. These
houses are from $3.50 to $1,000 under
last years prices and are priced right
for quick sale. Open for inspection
from to p. IN. today. Come out
and see them. Located 6s12-6s16-6s20-
1924 Florence boulevard. Prices $500
to $3.50. VIII arrange terms. For
further information Sunday, call Ken
wood 046o.
Norris & Norris,
1902 Dodge st. Phone ia. 427o
A72o N. 3sTH-Good 6-room house. modern
except heat $500. balance monthly.
creigh. sos Bee. ia. 02oo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
GEN. MITCHELL TO GET DATA
ON FOREIGN AIR ACTIVITIES

Brig. Gen. William Mitchell. as
sistant chief of the air service and
principal technical adviser Of The
American delegation to the arms con-
ferepce in matters pertaining to avin-
ton. win sail from New York on Sat
urday for an extended trip through
Europe.
During the trip General Mitchell will
VISIT France. Italy. Germany and Eng
land. He VIII remain the chief techni-
cal adviser of the American delega-
ton In matters pertaining to aviation.
General Mitchell win go to Berlin
ana Friederickshofcn. and to another
Point I'm Germany where II seems
likely that information In to be gained
concerning alleged German air activi-
ties.
Lieut.. Clayton Bissell Of the United
States army air service. will accom-
pany General Mitchell. The trip IN ex-
pocted to occupy about two months.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-08
N. Y. YAcHTsMAN's WINE
SEIZED IN MONTEREY, CAL

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S.--A war
want was issued here yesterday for
the arrest of James 6hswan. New York
shipbuilder. on charge OF Illegally
Transporting ninety cases Of wine and
other liquors from New York to Mon.
terey, Calf. in his yacht. the Patricia.
The liquor was seized by the United
States marshal.
According to Shewan's attorney, he
bought the yacht from q member OF
the Armour Company, of Chicago, and
the liquor supply was abroad ut the
dime. The liquor did NOT enter into
the transaction. the attorney said, but
Shewan. on the advice Of counsel In
New York. had the yacht placed under
British registry and made arrange
ments to have the liquor sealed when.
ever he entered an American port.
The plan worked all right. according
to the attorney. until Shewan reached
Monterey.