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Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
,h,c.xo Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.

Chicago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Pinehurst, N. C., Jan. "A sensa-
tional and laughable denouement at
tended the playing of az mixed Scotch
sixsome match in which three we'll
known golfers were respectively
paired with women partners at Pine
hurst yesterday. James c. Ward OF
Kansas City. Mo, state champion.
was paired with Miss Martha Theme
of Fort Wayne. Ind; O. c. Frost
of Auburndale had Miss Clarissa
Metcali Of Providence, as a partner;
A. Lucien Walker, jr., winner of last
weeks midwinter tournament, played
with Miss Eleanor Fox. a tall and
dashing brunette, whom nobody had
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Wills Is Puzzled HOlU
Fighters Figure Ages

It's most remarkable says
Harry Wills, "the tricks tir1e plays
on man. I'm 28 years cid now.
Well, when I was kid riding
horses at state fairs and around the
race tracks used to see Sam Lang
ford fight once in awhile. Sam was
a grown man then. Ten years ago,
when l went with Jack johnson
from Reno to Chicago, after the
yeffries fight. I saw Jess Willard
for the first time. Jess looked to be
about 2s years old. What I'm get
ting at is that the other day I looked
at record book and saw what Sam
and Jess are now 50 years old. /
seem to be catching up on 'em rap
idly, but, to save me. can't figure
how it's being done"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Base Ball Chatter
Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
/ Chicago, Jan. 3.-Everett Yaryan. author

Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Chicago, Jan. 3.-Everett Yaryan. author
Of fo-ty-one singing circuit clouts In the
Western league in 1920 and known as the
Babe Ruth OF the minors" has refused
tho terms offered him by the White Sox
management
Yaryan made known the fact last week
he would not play with the southsiders
unless his salary demands were met.
g Chicago didn't turn . hair when 1t was
=. rnounced IN Boston the other day that a
new league had been Incorporated. II
anything, only yawns were caused here.
The Yankee-Senator trade involving
Bobby Roth and George Mogridge. means
another summer address for the latter.
The local boy has already worn Chicago,
Philadelphia, and Cleveland uniforms.
Ohfy eight American league players par
ticipated In every contest Of the 1920 sea-
son. They were Sisler. jacobson and Ger
ber OF the Browns. Scott of the Red Sox.
Gardner of the Indians, Pratt Of the Yam
KEGS, Rice OF the Senators and Eddie Col
lins of the Sox
A few pitchers, one or two infielders
and couple OF young outfieldeR consti-
tute Speakers recruit personnel for the
spring, training trip Joe Sewell Is ex-
pected to prove star. regardless Of his
inexperience.
Both Dutch Reuther and Rube Marquard
who figured In the recent southpaw deal
between Brooklyn and Cincinnati are to
be used as trading material. Marquard
is understood to be slated for the minors
and Reuther is headed the same way un-
less he cuts out some Of his rapid step
ping. s....
Although most Of the other clubs chang
cd their trading camps for 1921, the Red
Sox arc going back to Hot Springs, ac-
cording to reports
Bob Quinn 10 still negotiating for a
training camp. Last sprir the Browns
worked out at Brownsville, Tex, and came
out well conditioned. 1t is probable the
club will 80 back to some spot In the Lons
Star s.Al~
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
San Francisco Club
Purchases Rath?

San Francisco, Cal, JAM A.
Maurice Rath, second baseman of the
Cincinnati Nationals, has been pur-
chased by the San Francisco cllb
of the Pacific Coast league, and will
report in March, it was announced
yesterday by Manager Graham Of the
Seals.
Rath played with Salt Lake in
1913, and lead the Pacific Coast
league in hitting that year.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Entries for Futurities 81.
I Stake of 1921 Is Closed

New York. Jan. 4.-Entries. for the
futurities stakes for 1921 closed to-
day with what was declared to be
record number of nominations. OF
entries tabluated up TO yesterday.
Major August Belmont's stables led
with 40. but it was reported that even
larger strings would be found among
the late entries. which include those
OF the Hancock, Madden and Harry
Payne Whitney stables.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Mails and Myers Garry
Win Streak Over to 1921

When the American league season
opens next spring two pitchers
Duster Mails of the champion In
dians, and Elmer Myers of.the Red
Sox-will each carry winning
streaks over from last season. N.Y.
ers won the last nine contests he
pitched last season and Mails was
credited with seven consecutive VIC
tories when the season closed. The
Cleveland left-hander did not meet
with single defeat after he joined
the Indian staff of twi-lers.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Omaha Elks to Stage
Chess Tournament

Omaha Elks are going to stage
4 chess tournament this month to
determine the champion player Of
the club.
More than so local Elks arc ex-
pected to compete in the tourney,
which will be all elimination affair
The entry list will close January 10
and play will start January II.
The idea of staging a chess ,our-
nament among the brother Elks
bobbed up when Frank Yates
Omaha attorney, and member Of the
local order, returned from New
York with the information tlla: the
indoor game is all the rage in the
cast,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Drivers of Horses That Race
On Ice Plan ORGANIZATION

Oshkosh, Wis, Jan. 4.-Local
drivers of horses trained to race OH
the ice are to meet this week in an
effort to organize short ship Wis
consin circuit of harness horse races.
The first race will be held shortly
at Mayville. A track is being con-
structed on Lake Winnebago for the
local horses to train on. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Charges Racing Assn With
Violating Betting Laws

New Orleans, La. Jan. 4.-Dis-
trict Attorney Robert Marr TODAY
filed criminal information against
five directors of the Business Mems
Racing association and SO layers"
alleging violation Saturday at the
Fair grounds track of state anti
gambling laws.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Burkett of Holy Cross
Signs as Coach for
NeW York Nationals

New York. Jan. 4.-Jesse
Burkett, coach of the Holy Cross
base ball team. has signed as
coach for the New York Ma
tionals, it was learned tonight.
With Hughey Jennings, former
Detroit manager, he will aid
Manager McGraw in handling re-
cruits. Burkett was once mem
Der of the Giants, joining the
team in 1890 as pitcher.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Northwestern Wins
Over Badger Five

Chicago, Jan. 4.-The Western
conference basket ball season
opened last night with Northwestern
university defeating Wisconsin,
IA fo u
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Roper to Meet Brennan.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Capt Bob Roper,
the Chicago heavyweight, today was
matched to meet Bill Brennan Of
Chicago in 10-round contest in
Kansas City, January 10. Roper
will box Homer Smith of Kaiama-
zoo, Mich, January II. at St. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Cotton Blankets, $1.95 pr.

Cotton Blankets at $l.95 pair. In
cluded are colors of gray, tan or white
These have handsome colored borders
of blue or pink. These are large size
blankets and are Of splendid quality,
perfectly finished edges.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
$2.65 $4.65 '$5.65

Every woman likes to have several
dainty white blouses, and our annual Janu-
ary white sale affords an opportunity to
offer the public very exceptional values in
dainty handmade blouses in batiste end
voile. Also tailored blouses in dinity, with
long sleeves in high and low collar styes.
Priced special in three groups at $265.
$4.65 and $5.65.
Second Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Lunch Sets

Luncheon sets, consisting of IS
pieces. Half dozen each Of two size
doilies and one centerpiece. These are
splendid quality of pure linen and with
neat scalloped edge. $3.95 set.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Bed Comforts, $3.95

Fancy Cretonne and Silkoline Gov
cred Comforts. These are of excellent
quality and in handsome designs. They
are filled with good quality of white cot
ton and come in sizes of Texts, 72x80
and 72x84-inch. Much underpriced at
$3.e5. ...
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Pillow Cases

Hemstitched linen pillow cases, size
45x36 inches. These are made of good
quality of linen and have neat three
inch hem, $3.95 pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Number Hockey PLAYERS.

Boston, Jan. 4,-Hockey players
will be numbered at all games held
in the new Boston arena, the man.
agcment announced today.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Household Linens

Dependable trustworthy linens from American
acuers An opportunity for housewives supply their
much lower than have been known for years.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Lunch Napkins

Hemstitched linen damask luncheon
napkins. These are of an extra fine quail
ity in two neat designs. Size 14x14
inches, at $6.95 dozen.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Plaid Blankets, $2.95

Handsome Plaid Blankets for $2.95
pair. These are Of heavy weight and
excellent quality, in splendid range of
beautiful colorings.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Lunch Napkins

Linen luncheon napkins with seal
loped edge. These are made of round
thread Irish linen and are unusual value
for $3.75 doz.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Danask Napkins

Bleached damask napkins. These are
Of unusually good quality that will give
good service. Size 21x21 inches. Several
good designs, at $2.19 dozen.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Table Cloths

Damask table cloths, size 60x60
inches. These are Irish manufacture and
will give good service. Handsome de-
signs, at $2.95 each. ~.-. -
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Wool Blankets, $5.95

Wool Blankets at $5.s5 pair. This
is most unusual offering. In this
lot are included some of the "St.
Mary's" celebrated wool blankets. They
come in beautiful plaids or block de-
signs and in handsome colors.. Hand
some finished edges.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Huck Towels

Huck Towels, size 1sxS6 inches, are
excellent quality, with neatly hemmed
ends. Each 26c.
Crown elastic sanitary
belts, 19c each.
Gotham sanitary aprons,
large size, 49c each.
Sanitary napkins, 49c doz.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Bed Spreads

Filet lace bed spread, size 90x108
inches. These have lace centers with lace
bolster designs and they come with co.,
ored stripes of blue, pink, gold, all
white. at S16.95 each. -iyr 7 .;sr.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Turkish Towels

Large size bleached Turkish Towels.
These are made of two-ply yarn and are
of heavy weight. Some have blue bor-
ders. Each 29c. -
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05

The Yankee Senator trade involving
Bobby Roth and George Mogridge. means
another summer address for the latter.
The local boy has already worn Chicago,
Philadelphia, and Cleveland uniforms.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05

@ Chicago didn't turn . hair when IL was
. nnounced in Boston the other day that a
new league had been Incorporated. II
anything, only yawns were caused here.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
Toweling

Bleached crash toweling, half linen,
very absorbing quality that will leave no
lint. at l5c ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
ASSERTS ITALIAN RADICAL
HAD KNOWLEDGE OF BLAST
EN-COnvirt Is Named by Prisoner
OF Waupun i'cnitcn-
tiary.
HAD CURSED WALL STREET
Warden Of Wisconsin Prison Dis
credits Story OF manufactured
Agents Check TIP Mans Tale.
Were I'cllOw-PriSOncrS.
lev Assncintcd prcss.l

MILWAUKEE, MIS-. Dec 3l.-Gio-
vann! Costello. Italian radical and
cN-convic;. has been named by Erie
Lundb!ad prisoner at Waupun Dcni-
Tertiary. as having possible knowl-
edge Of the Wal Street explosion In
which more than thirty were Killed
and many injured in October, Federal
authorities announced today.
Henry y. stroud. special agent OF
the Department OF Justice, told the
Associated l'ress that personally he
discrcdiicd the responsibility OF T.und :
b!ad's word, in that. the agent said,
the Waupun prisoner made many
weird statements before and after
his conviction In Milwaukee last Oc-
;ober."
Costello. Iundblad said in state
mcnt. which was turned over to De-
partner; OF Justice officers here, was
always cursing Wall Street and was
continually making threats to blow
up police stations when he go, on,
Of prison. He had marked tho cam
bridge" Mass. police station for tho
hrst blast. according TO I.undblad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
Wind. CITY Mndcrntels Hilarious.

By United Press.
CHICAGO. Dee. IL. - Moderately
hilarious That was Chicago's New
Years Eve. Officially it was bone
dry. but unofticially il was quite vet
for the initiated.
Downtown crowds were smaller
than in previous years. No; so many
horns were footed and police activity
was notably less.
All OF the big hotels, restaurants.
cafes and clubs we're damned. but
intoXica;ion in tile gay ;hronSs was
mark eddy conspicuous by its absence
There We're lots OF noise and confetti
and a fair amount OF "hootch."
This may have been accounted for
ny the fact that Prohibition Commits
s:oncr Richardson and his agents
were watching all ccntcrS Of gayc;y
closely. chief of Police Fitzmorris.
however. paid no attention To the
cafe celebrations. but. instead. CON
fined the activity OF the police to
watching outlying districts for
crooks.
Chicago's art colony turned out Cor
big masked frolic at the Coliseum
AS the hour Of midnight ncared. it
was evident TO observers that there
VIII be fewer headaches in Chicago
this January than ever before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
NXlO'S FRIENDS SAYS
WORK HAS ISL BEGUN
lBy AssoCiatcd Prcssl

i5N ASSOCIATED press.
dAnnunzio viii never be recomciled
TO the treaty of Rapallo and viii in
definitely carry on his fight against
the present policies OF the Italian
government. Whitney Warren. Aiperi-
Fiumc, declared in Il statement to-
day
They may drive D'Annunzio on, OF
Fiume." said Mr.. Warren. who is u
personal friend OF the poet, hut they
viii never suhdue him until the
p'Annmn2io and his IDEAS viii
triumph in the end"
Mr.. Warren said he doubted If
his work is just begun" lie Gas had
no direct word from DAnnunaio or
the council OF Fiumc Tor several
weeks. and expressed the opinion
that many reports about conditions
in the Adriatic city were highly coll
Il am absolutely in sympathy with
DAnnunHio." said Mr. Warren, for
hc intcrprcts tho Will OF the great
Italian people Force has been used
10 dislodge him from fiuinc, but force
cannot remove the affection In which
he is held by the mass OF his fellow
ccuutrymcn.
=! know he will never he recon
c!lcd 10 the treaty OF Rapallo. which
would leave Fiumc II weak spot on
and ultimately gain his point ! cN-
pcct to hear that the poet is in
Venice, If reports of his leaving
Fiumc are correct Stories of his
going 10 ireland or South .\mcric;,
are without foundation"
Mr. Warren visited D'Annunzio in
Fiume during the early days OF his
occupancy of that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
AND COSTELLO
WE'RE LOW-PRISONEES
Dy NsSociNtcd Prrss. |

HoSTUN. Dec. 3l.--Eric Lundblud,
the convict who gave Federal authori :
ties at milwaukee, III" name o: G!o-
Hahni Costello as man who may
nave knowledge of the explosion in
wall street last September, was AN
inmate of the Massachusetts State
prison III 1916, at the same time tina,
Giovanni Costa. alias Louis Costello.
VAS serving "A s"ntcnc" there. Dur
ins I.undblai's term. which extend
cd from July is, 1915. to April last
except for few months that he was
out en- parole, he was very friendly
with Costa according TO Warden Ell
mcr Shattuck. The TWO men the
warden said. were constantly together
In the prison yard.
Costa was arrested following AN
attempt To break into 81. Mary's Ro-
man Catholic Church in III. north
end section CT tho city. and on March
~, 1915. was given thrcn-to-ilvc-
year sentence. He WAS released on
parole two years ago today and was
AT liberty until IN" following June.
when his parole was revoked. H.. Wax
again parolcd last May :. and Warden
Shattuch said today he believed Costa
went to Washington AZ that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
FIVE SUSPECTS HELD FOR
ROBBERY OF SATTERLEE
onc-F"urih S.2,nnO stolen Cash Re-
covered From Scnmcn CouEht
ut Miami, Fla.
lBy Associated Press

MIAMI, FLA, Dec. 3l.-E shtcen
thousand dollars OF the $4,000 In
cash stolen from the United States
destroyer Satterlec In the Norfolk
Navy Yard last Monday. was recov-
cred here at noon today and hve sus-
poets arrested.
The arrests were made wien the
iive suspects, all apparently former
seamen. appeared It; the Office OF th.
American Hallway l;Nprcss Company
10 claim package containing the
money and which was consigned in
the name of Walter Johnson
Each Of the men arrested is under
the age OF ~ and havc been identi-
ned as sramcn on The Sattcrlee when
II was in this port recently. The
men received their training at the
naval air station in Miami during the
war.
Police officers refuse to divulse the
names OF the alleged cuiprits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01

amply better to maintain general
conditions Of solvccy throughout the
country"
New Years Eve was spent by the
l'rcsident-clcct at home. where he
and Mrs. Harding entertained Il num-
Der of personal friends. Tomorrow
he has only Il few callers on his list.
Although pcsidcnt- Elect Harding is
expected to announce the names OF
his Secretary of State and Secretary
or the Treasury in the near future,
his close advises here believe IL will
he several weeks before a final de-
cision is made on tho full member
ship Of the Cabinet.
Going Slow on Cabinet.
In the task OF pick ing an official
Family. Mr.. Harding is proceeding
painstakinGly and he has encountered
many difficulties In lifting the RICH,
man into the right job. Considerable
shifting about already has been ncceS-
sary III tentative cabinet states and
more is cNpcctcd before tEc task *
finished.
Having IN mind the liiMihood of
tuturr changes the Presidents elect Is
understood 10 he rcScrvini: one or
Two OF the less important portfolios
Tor mcu he wishes to have near him.
but VINO may be in danger of being
crowded out ut the last moment
AIR. llarding'S conferences yesterday
with Harry NJ. DauSn,rty and win
III. Hays. two OF the most prominent
leaders OF his party, threw little
light on the probable personnel Of
the cabinet. They did bring into
prominence. however. the name OF \.
I. iicrt of Kentucky, who hereto
fore has been little mentioned in
cabinet GOSSIP. Some OF these in Il
position 10 know, believe Mr. licrt is
being strongly considered by the
Pres id"nt- elect for some cabinet posi-
ton although IL il said the exact
portfolio Still is uncertain.
To-day Mr. Harding temporarily put
aStd" 10th the cabinet question and
Ia" iltn Tor an association of nations
aHd turned his attention to Legislative
problems. Including the executive pro-
gram OF the present session OF Con-
gIcss Ills callers included Repre-
sentative Mondcil. of Wyoming. Re
publican leader OF the House; Repre-
sentative Anthony, OF Kansas. and
Ralph III. Cameron, Senator elect from
Arizona.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
Toston Clamps ON LID.

BOSTON. Dec. 3i.--The old year was
wheeled out and the new one rolled
in In Boston and N.w England tonight
with the crcaking and noise OF a great
dryncSs That fabrication would be
lacking at all the public ohscrvanccs
of tn" occasion was Indicated today
when hctcl and restaurant keepers.
instead OF marking their invitations
IL. Y. q. L." (brins your own liquor).
sent ont word that they would work
with Acknowledgement officials
to prevent any private stocks bcins
brought to tables in their places.
Notwithstanding the new order OF
things. reservations for tables were
taken to capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
4. $. Never 50 ,Ncnl,Lr.

ST LOUIS, Dec. 3l.--John q. Ions
dale. president OF the National Bank
OF Commerce:
Wealth is Il matter of property
Wealth cannot be decreased by writ
ing down values as expressed in dol
lars.
The United States never before had
as much wealth as today. Bui the
exchange II goods and commodities
has temporarily haltcd-largely
through the psychological effect OF
price declines. To use the common
term, people have stopped buying.
when Will buying start again?
think 10 a moderate degree by early
summer. by that time, business sem
timcnt will have been faVorahly nf-
icctcd by the inauguration of Il Prcsi-
dent elected by q tremendous major
Ky; by, the fixing OF German repara.
tons; by better alignment between
wholesale and retail prices: by Il for
ward looking viewpoint on tho part
OF producers and observation-disclosures
losses taken and charged off. We have
main depressed very long"
Looks for Grcnt Year.
NJ. L. Wilkinson, president of
ScrugEs Nandervoort. Barney, depart
We expect TO make the year 1921
greater In volume of sales greater
than ever before and have backed this
prediction with orders for merchan-
four more noors which wc Will occupy
beginning January ?. and have re-
newcd our lease for thirty wears.
During IA" past year Ne have added
more customers and employees a.
stockholders than was expected. and
expect TO add st!ll more in 1921"
Morton J. May. president of the
Famous Barr Co. Department store
ST Louis:
Having completed our greatest year
IN volume OF business. We can but
view the coming year with optimism.
our Christmas sales show 1t large in
crease over las, year, and a. much
greater increase over what VIC cX-
n"cted. We feel that ST. Louis AT
last Will have good business through
out the year 1921.
our facilities therefore will be
enlarged anI our buyers who have
not Yet purchased in the markets to
III spring wants Will so within the
next few to provide for our needs
which we anticipate viii be greater
than ever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
Crescent city Throws Confetti.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3l.-HlhnS
the old time champagne and other
forms OF acquired enthusiasts SIN. the
New Years celebration in the Crcs-
cent CITY. while probably not so hois-
ferrous as in some years gone by. was
quite Il lively affair
Dancing and noisc-makinE with
out alcoholic Inspiration, featured the
birth Of the new year. Thcatcrs ana
restaurants were filled with parties
of merry makers until 4 late hour.
when merry bands marched through
the streets singing and scattering
confetti much the same as IN the
days before the way and prohibition.
The use of til" pocket containers at
4 number OF hotels and restaurants
was reported. but The large majority
Of the cclcbrators were content with
ioasting 1921 with cups that spari>ied,
but refused 10 cheer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-01
PROBE Or ROBBERY ON
SATrERLEE ORDERED

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 3I-An OH.
GAL investigation into the disappear
ancc of ST2.o0o in cash from ,hs
United States destroyer Sattcrlcc a,
the navy ward Monday has been or
dcred by Rcar-Admiral Guy Il. Bur
rage. commandant of the station.
Witnesses are being summoned be-
fore q board OF inquiry, and the in
quiry will so into every phase oi
the loss o: the money. as well as the
departure Of Woman II. W. J. Myers
OF the Sattcrlcc. and NJ. Ashmorc, an
apprentice seaman at the naval OPP
Grating base. from tie Sattcrlee sew
cral hours before the package con-
tanning the $4,000 was missed