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Page County Man Wills
Estate to Swedish Societies

Shenandoah. Ia, Oct. 7,-tSpecialD
Iowa and Nebraska Swedish institu-
tons are among the six benefactors Of
the will of j.. A. Ekeroth of Page
county.
The large estate is left to his wife,
Mrs. Tillie Ekeroth, during her life
time or as long as she remains n
widow. At her death the estate is
to be sold and $1,000 left to each Of
these organizations: Missionary sy,
nod. Lutheran Old Peoples home at
Madrid. la, Emmanuel Deaeoness in
sttute OF Omaha, Swedish EvanSell'
cal Lutheran Chlldrens home Of
stanton. Ia, Augustana Foreign Mis-
sionury society Of Rock Island Ill,
and nelhfayn mission Of Axtell, Neh.
The remainder Of the estate viii be
divided into three parts and inherited
hy his son and daughter, Mrs. J, Al
fred sar aud Martin Ekrroth and his
two grandchildren. klcmons and
Dorothy Anderson.
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Huge Liquor Cache
Found by Dry Agents

New York, Oct. Tn the cellar OF
n factory near the East river, as COM
pletely entombed by walls OF brick
and cement as the treasures Of Ali
Bahia and the 40 thieves, there was
discovered last night, prohibition
agents claim, one of the richest stores
OF contraband liquor yet seized
about $750,000 worth OF champagne,
whisky and alcohol bootleg quota.
tionc.
In the cache, they said were 10
barrels of champagne, $50 barrels
and 1000 cases of whisky, and about
500 five-gallon cans Of alcohol.
Measurements Of the floor space in
the ground floor and in the cellar
showed that the cellar was shorter by
far than the floor above 1t. Then
cropping about in the labyrinth below,
the agents came upon a cable, leading
apparently into n black wall of cement
and brick.
Following the trail of the cable, the
agents attacked the wall with axes
and sledge hammers. 1t was two feet
thick, but hole was finally broken.
Behind the wall the agents found the
linuor.
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he is trying TO have his negro chauf.
four discover some talisman TO over
come the rabbits foot. The negro
allows az how them black rabbits
foots wuss kind
Many changes have taken place in
Washington since the adjournment of
the first session OF the Sixty.fourth
congress one Of these is the attitude
Of Woodrow Wilson toward Senator
Jim Reed OF Missouri. This was re.
called last Friday when the first reg
ular session of the Sixty.seventh
congress adjourned, because OF the
similarity OF settings. As President
Harding left the capitol, after sign.
ing 11th.hour bills, battery
OF movie" cameras was turned
on him. Someone remarked
that republican candidates were
overlooking bet when they
failed to get in the pictures with him.
On another September day, in 1916,
the eighth, to be exact. President
Wilson left the capitol with the movie
men shooting him from every angle.
But sagacious old democratic poll
tician, the late Senator --"Gumshoe
BIZ Stone, of Missouri, was not over
looking any bets. Senator Reed, then
as now. was a candidate for er-eIec-
ton and he needed all the help he
could get from the administration. So
contrary to his custom, when Mr.. Will
son left the capitol he went down the
grand flight of marble steps leading
down to the plaza from the senate
wing. On one side was Senator Reed,
beaming with pleasure, on the other
was Senator Stone, smiling with sa-
and Mr.. Wilson wore a
happy expression.
Good luck to you" said Mr.. Wilson
to Mr.. Reed, as he entered his wait
ing automobile.
Wen expect you out in Missouri"
responded Mr.. Reed
But that was before the league of
nations was conceived. Missourians
for whose consumption the movies"
were taken, would probably stand
lghast or at least sit surprised if they
should see the picture flashed on the
screen some night, now that Mr.. Will
son has denounced Mr., Reed as a
'marplot."
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WASHINGTON
NOTES

Washington, Oct. 4.-(Special. y
John 7. Adams, OF Iowa. chairman OF
the Republican National committee,
has just issued the Republican cam.
paign textbook for the 1922 Congress.
sional campaign. II is much smaller,
instance OF President Wilson, but,
above all by presidential decree to full.
fill the fiat Of William Gibbs McAdoo,
the transportation charges Of the
country were increased under DIR.
Wilson by 100000 900 a year.
"Messrs. Wilson and McAdoo in.
creased the cost Of railroad carriage
and railroad travel in the United
States every year by three times the
annual cost of the whole government
OF the United States before the war;
In so doing, they struck at the value
OF farm land in every state in the
union; they diminished the earnings
OF every farmer; they handicapped
him In his competition with the farm.
ers OF Australia, Argentina and India;
they increased the cost Of living to
every customer in the United States"
II there is anyone in Iowa or Ne
braska who knows how to overcome
the spell" of the foot of a black
rabbit will be please communicate
with Henry c. Wallace, secretary of
agriculture. Washington, d. c.?
Secretary Wallace is out to counter.
ha tn ,,.bi
fellow Iowan, has over him through
the medium Of q rabbits root from
which Mr.. Davis never allows himself
to be parted, Mr.. Davis was a prom.-
nent railroad attorney in Iowa before
coming to Washington to succeed
Walker d. Hines as director general
of railroads. He carried his rabbits
foot through many successful legal
battle.
When I thought the jury was
against me-" Mr.. Davis tells his
friends, II would just reach into my
pocket, close my fist over that rab-
bits foot and then with clenched fist
shake my good luck in the faces of
the jury, and | never lost"
Recently Secretary Wallace and
Mr. Davis Were playing a hotly con
tested golf match. They play about
even and are deadly enemies on the
They reached the 18th hole
all even. Mr. Wallace had a compare
lively easy putt to win the hole and
the match. Mr.. Davis realized It,
Walking quietly behind his opponent
he dropped the rabbits foot. Secre-
tary Wallace missed the putt. Now
but more to the point on the vital
ssues of the campaign than usually
$ the case with the guides to party
II il entitled;
THE Truth
"'The Facts
THE Record"
One OF the most interesting chap.
ers is that dealing with the question
4 raiirod rates, especially on agricul.
ural products. Under the heading,
Wilson, McAdoo boosted the rates and
,usicd the farmers" the committee
ias this 10 say;
1T has been part OF the republican
reconstruction effort to reduce freight
atcss the increase ~ which has
threatened Ia crush out the life u
many western farming community. {
lost important authorities Ia Wash.
uEion have estimated that hy demn.
.uttc taxation, by action % the In
trstAie Commerce commission al the
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Portland World Fair
pn.tnnnel from . TO u

Portland. 0fe oct =llF action II
is hsarl of dtsectofs taken to-day
the prnrssrtt worlds exposition plan
pa Ia ~ hsli hera u lags was post
roned until 1881 because q prsaeni
unsettled conditions in fufsign eouu
iFiss AZ the ttgtheuWlns sIsfiioa in
utvsnn IN November mtasaga VII
tprs8f ru tae stats bslipg - sp9ale
1 aftlsas q ia ITSELF q raise '3.oao.e
eoa taWaFsis tbH ekgasNlaR whila the
las mssa4fs nssa all appeaf 81 lAe
sty balies Tbs las u q - m.-ls
taudfaea ga ths talslns Il 81 a.tll
tauai ti a aas ~ Wps sHhssfip
tfaFa
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Mills County Plans Drive
on Bovine Tuberculosis

Malvern, J., Oct. 7.-(SpeciaLE
The Mills County Farm bureau is Or
gaming for a countrywide campaign
for Graduating bovine tuberculosis.
County Agent Fred Farquhar has ar
ranged for public meetings in each Of
the townships in the county at which
time moving pictures, dealing with
this disease Of domestic animals and
the danger OF infection through milk
to the human family, will be shown.
DIR. w. y. Spencer of the Omaha Live
stock exchange will attend these
meetings and discuss tuberculosis.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


A LsTss California CORP Parkins hlshsst
EFada fand spFrtaities. has HnsniRk tHf live
hiHh-pasf Frt, Intelligent salesman 20 Fep#
rent thnm iu iaAa, AFbfHsh4 aHa hnHth
Dakota. Aust - between = ast e. years
- aEe II gau san deliver the goods
aRd saHI prfmaHsHt tHnHtti Hon AlIh
real future MTtfN nae si#tlH6 ass paSI
rEpfTtsHen married ~ siuElR aHd either
lRfpFWaaun necessary iH maElHs . deslttgH
ilh 3auT address and phone number fel
tuFfF as your references 1871 - locked
up Very thBT1uEhlg after tfiHR tHfrfsifNfd
The writer Aiti eF iH omaha beginning
nt i8isF 10th Address Hrshts. umaha tsr
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Per Cent Of Frisco
Industry ON Open Shnp Basis

saH frauelHt tNI Fully sa
per cent "a he Industry ~ Fan FRAN,
CISCO = now tnnflHcist GA tke Au,sft-
san plan n npsa shon pIa aJlen.
while = aeeaas asa The eats wts Famr
pieteb unhHlzet tlahegt Nevtuh
tYnsh tFs ptsaiFnt AMI ulanaNvr n
ihe san Fgans tssp CHAMBER n tssms
Weftr dFtheel o. a. ahlfvsa hsfaJs
lhe NnmmaFss aallb lab
Ltasb asserted that be ha8 hFaFa
'hai ~ ems lm steH sil.sq aAsta
tstanaa uaNBNei ASA wtsa thrss
atui - iytks she aaaas kulsft,hed
n8RuahH Hbssts
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Market Men to Meet.

Louisville. Ky, Oct. THE confer
ence committee of the cooperative
marketing associations IL scheduled
TO meet her October % and "a to work
out a program for the first national
convention at Washington in Deem
Der. according TO announcement made
by Robert w. Bingham, chairman Of
the commission.
The conference will be called, Mr.,
Bingham said. at the suggestion Of
Senator Arthur Capper, ones Of the
leaders Of the farm bloc. Senator
Capper requested the conference for
the purpose OF guiding the movements
of congress.
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Pasadena, Cal. Oct. 7.-William Me
kinney. II years old, cousin OF the
late Mckinley died Of heart trouble
here while seated IN a BARRIERS chair,
lie came from Ohio with his family a
number Of years ago. lie Is survived
ly a widow, here; his son George Me
Knley. at Fiction, la, and two daugh'
tiers In California
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Suppression of Book
Discussed by Authors

The alleged suppression by the
Japanese government OF the novel
'.kimono," news OF which comes Mt n
time when censorship is an active
issue in this country. both with re.
spect TO plays and books, has been
the topic Of lively discussion in liter.
my circles.
George Creel, head OF the recently
formed committee OF authors and
dramatists to combat government
censorship, said:
Knowing Japan. 1t stands to rea.
son that the suppression was not
based on any delicate consideration
for public morals"
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Weddings
kOch-Dillnaii.

Ellsworth-Miss Elsie Dillman, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dillman pioneers OF
this community. and Alvin Koch of Loup
city were married at the Christian church,
Alliance, Kev s. j. Epler officiating.
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Prisoner for " Year.
sin LLene. iar Eree,Ialn

nsiau. GO tsssa ~ Ismsfnt
w. entiv~hasaH hIs tfih fpaE a ena
tasasat in tAs stses E#en e
yhafIasfaaH lantsHaE tss hssU
tsfsstAtsd iaassf thAH snH staFf Ffss
ansF IL tha lulisI States he hss
nat klssa - haga = isat.HH fhs Il
.siaat - fss sssA
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Washington, Oct Especial fele'
xfam Mai. Homer l.. Conner, melt
,al eorps, Is relieved frum duiies At
Omaha aad has been oplsFsd g. pro
rsed II Van Francisco ana sail Uu The
transport sehsulsd 10 leaNe than pnft
a. ef about lvceuhsF 2 Tor las Tia
WaHan isIAHsts
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/. c. C. Suspends Coal Rate
From Southwest to Omaha

Washington, Oct. 7-(Spe"ial Tele-
gram THE Interstate Commerce
commission today entered an order
making further suspension of the
new tariff rates charged by the Mis-
souri, Pacific on coal shipped from the
southwest to Omaha. The new rates
are suspended until November IL,
pending further investigation.
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EDUCATIONAL

DAY sCn0of--SlGHT SCHOOL,
Complete courses in nccauntnncy, mAchln.
bookkeeping, r0mptomrtfg. shorthand ana
typtwritinF. railroad and wireless trleg.
raphy. civil service and al English ana
commercial branches write, call OF
phone Jackson 1865 for large illustrated
eataloR, Address
UOYLEs COLLEGE,
Roylcs bldg, Omaha, Hsh.
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Author Marrirs

smtile. nft la O. u Hurst
auiuag pt settfal weeks = asstaa
returned bsfa tium ,fip q q secs
a. l4tah t.aamnh.a that ha bad tel
fFganas vas a. be hstla Nssatla.t
with bbaN8s VA hFsiH wha aas Mss
NJ Maiswars "a ina etf uHti hsF
usaff8sa d ~ tlaFst
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Drouth in North Nebraska
Broken by Heavy Rain

Norfolk, Neb., Oct. 7.-tspeeial
Telegram)-Th drouth in north Ne
braslla and southern South Dakota
has been broken hy a general rain.
The storm was accompanied by con
siderable lightning, which did some
damage on farms
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AuENTR= "A dailY tasY sworn pruot
t44ttst stYlr EuaFaHtHad basirrE aa ga
psflsHpH 80 capitol seeded fHuf pay III al
vance dHilY Just takr orders. Ne deliver
and rNiieei Pour biz hFNrst leaders. Or
afFs fliiFH 10 "a hours Specials nu ladies
ant msH wool miRFd hratBHFs and silhs
OUTFIT fuFu shed contains al eaiars grades
Wnir uuIfk. postal raTi sill 30 some.
thing new MHeso,chrr Mills. Co. fan
-aLL lLM.LnMalL nhInr
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BE A DETECTIVE
HAnTLEY pETEcTIyE AoENcY.

Experience unnecessary; We instruct you;
splendid opportunities IN the finger print
dc IN Ttmrut
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t,nnl,ght Victim lies

tEs ishat iils net f#tflF
ptt ahaf taHaf5 kaeHu as labn
LESSER h HeA Aat plHht "A EAf
saa8 saHaAs fpseltei featFFksr n .
s4a Hahi IA gts hsAgt = 10 -
kst.eaa p@stsHaaftH paitMai hetisns
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Civil Var Veteran Die.

Tvs Ma.Hs btr Ht f=f}s
casa aar sFfft4H taEsa 8i
oils - mase he hH haMa Is
sfiH s. li b. rs tfauss 81 81
E6eA tH irats ~ htFa
i4si wHFs nasamaHs IS tati
Hitsst hsE skt
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kEEtV
iE5f pa So HIra Az ASA
EuHHf - FsEE fWFfetnEF
H&Ak4Ea
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Petrsshek .spler.

Pawnee Ctty-fTsnk W PctraHhek and
| NlHs Ffsdrtru J, Sp!ef both % liure hard.
were married by Rev Mir Porter pastor ~
/ the HaEtti Presbyterian church They
viii reside on farm,
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7 FaWnee IIly-ChRrIes Il. Hall Of Atchi-
son Kan, and Miss Ada Belle Davis OF
! this city We're married AZ Falls city by
| the pastor OF the Presbyterian church.
Tho parents and sister Of tho bride at
| tended the wedding Mr.. Hall IL a me-
chanio at Atchison and they viii live
thara
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nsrtftHfH- FfRhE NHIH- aA - TUbiaa.
Hna Natle rEFE sl 10 WHb#F. Hefr asr-
FtA D. TaaptE JuAFr Nrssmafs Ffauz
Hlra Evans 49, and HaiA tsrsEhs. ts.
tR'N II ElNs, Naf~ alas WfrNH4 En- KHH
tuuHH
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NALbSMEN-iiush season here EnlhTF'
ing our force Valuable territory open
for real salesman. build permanent hnsis
meas with drug stBfsB nHd general st1rps
nationally advertised, splendid commits.
slonH. liberal weekly advance tB pro-
due ~. our cooperation aids your sue
cess. Rush Hsirann here Continental
Company, ipli.2o Euclid Ave. Dept. l0l.
Cleveland q
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BEE WANT ADRATES

iBc per line each day. or days.
I2c per line zach day, TO days.
ioc per line each day. days or longer.
The above rates apply exclusively 70
Want Ads which are commonly termed
public wants" and do not include adver-
tscments Of individuals or concerns adver-
Using or exploiting their businesses
THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right TO
designate what constitutes a public want.
Want Ads accepted at tho following
offices:
Main office .........I7th and Farnam SITS.
South Omaha. N. w. cor. cath and sts.
Council Bluffs. ........s.....'lb scott 81
Telsphone
ATLANTIC 1000.
Call for Want" Ad Department. An eS-
pcrienccd "want" ad taker will receive
your ad and n bill will be mailed later.
The rates quoted above apply to either
charge or cash orders
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Evening Edition. .............'ll;fo A. m.
sunday Edition .... .. m. Saturday.
These rates apply TO The Sunday Bes
a. we'll as to The Morning and Evening
Bee. All weekday advertisements appear
In both morning and evening editions At
the one cost.
THE OMAHA MOANING BEE.
THE EVENING BEE
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NrFEa. charles kRrnss, ~ one on the
oldest settlers 81 the New Helena rom-
munltY. dhd az his home, Sir, kafnss
homer IHadrt over near the historical log
rehin. which was used aa the first post
office hullrlng lH the county lie VIZ
resesd much u the dninfs which made
the curly history - Custer county
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HALEMES-IiosiefY and underwear sales.
ladies and snlesmen Live agents wanted
for Omaha, Also country territory IN
Nebraska, County rights. Zig line ~
mems and women's direct 90 wesFpr. We
deliver and collect Big vnluss Earn
lngs unlimited. Address Y-20i5. Omaha
Zee
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SAL MEN Minutes pay dollars demon.
stratinE wonderful new three pound adds
ing machine Hetalls flt. Work equals
$500 machine, Adds. FuhstTaCts. multi
plies divides automatically. speedy, Acs
rurhie, durable. handsome FiyrsYsar
guarantee Tremendous demand every
whore, Amazing profits, main Or slds
line. Experience unnecessary, Write
duick for liberal trial offer ana protected
territory LlghtninE Calculator Go. Dept.
at, Grand Rapids, Mich
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Women lot llaniall.

FsAialFAs Asb 60 ssEsfisi =
= Naushs lisHAsH a. staveFR8
Of has tasa etashlss,i hass sNa 3
49, sssaesfsslA
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I61FFlFf "IITs- TTTI IIHTIFf- " ~ VA
taHias diFl at hospital here She il
- children The body Nas taken %
GiatuHiA fnF burial
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BURIAL VAULTS.

WOODEN boxes soon decay. Steel or iron
vaults will rust out and collapse. There
fore you should insist upon your under
talSer using an Automatic Sealing Con-
crete Burial vault; waterproof and ever
lasting. Manufactured only by the Omaha
Concrete Burial Vault Co, $40 N. 3oth
St. Omaha. Inspection invited
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1ItsFlss hsrnss

beatrice Sharp brown, a. formerly a
ne dent N nas Mnlnes, Ia iiad ~ the
home af rs sister. Mfs. ~ =. SPARKS
"a West n'atFifg,.
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NHsh#A vi Eat HHE hEEt htgHR
tHFrH HfH #a8HIaA al fHs Ha4a #4 sue
Efifaa HtHtEar HH fsEHhafa D.
b Walt Fssias - fes 5istsa.tE s
8 ff tHHs
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Nfatriga-- a5nest Whlttumh II tbia city
and Miss Eaiith Darling mfrv married az
The brides hnma la beaver The youHs
couple viii make their home At wichita,
Kan
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We have lao Vacancies lH sur
saiFs force NEBRASKA fFrHiHTF
Waaa fuF ma less than flHa peF
WtHk ia commits lHns Settlements
weekly On al accepted husiHfss-
Must have your NWn car and b.
familiar with tho state ~ Sc
hfazhal Experience Ia finHF rHFRTs
lHHs not ~ essential as pfFsnns
alitFl appearance aWt sales ability
rhaHe uf call personally ME D.
w. Weber, Homo Hotel, ans time
sunday. October hth.
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NTF=t'annrrt up with ~ hHlahls
m4bufsetuTaF. honest goods % years -.
pstifnrs. Qulrb selling aud prnhtshis
hurraho'd articles. write TO-DAY Tot
money making plan, American Products
ia. sos American Bidgs Cincinnati, q,
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Rnlser-Alpers.
Itall-Ibayis.

Bcatrice--william Henry Raker. 81, and
Miss Alma A. sAlpefs, "a, both OF Clatonia.
procured marriage license in county
court here
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No,hsr Mary Margaret.

Italy is entirely dependent on other
countries for coal.
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NTk-Push nsw waterproof al.
weather mack nav HE fftirF for fan
and winter iiinhHnWgsN l4fH blanket llh'
inU FiuraiiY made Amazing laN nflfs'
III rrafif- t'nsprr sells four = hHFs sam
fIa ffsa On offer Np, % Write today
ranrF Mtg 90. bert urtaH8. DAYTON. q
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES

RAY, Mary Jane, passed away at the res
idence, 1902, So. 3lst St, Oct. 6, 1922, aged
SO years. %
Funeral services Monday morning at 10
n. m. Interment, FairNew cemetery.
Pappillion, Neb, via auto. johnson q
Swa nson in charge.
BROWN-John J., age 70 years.
Funeral Monday morning from residence,
1909 California st. at 10 a. IN. 1nterment,
Oakland Ia by auto. Gentlemen's Nor
tuary in charge.
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Haatfirf -t'raHeTirk Furh ~. dsi At
AZ 4 hospital hsFF. The hadS Was iahrn 90
Scotia. Nea for burial
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AuENTs-tln daily easy sworn pfaof
ono snlesman made tith0 10 hours tnh
can too. Ironing b1ard covers needed Va
every home Experience unnecessary SAINT
Pic tree Ualleu AlE 10, Dept $780,
baltimore nidE, Chicago.
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Frlfna Mrs Mary ians CfossIsy. ~.
dI.d al thn home % her daughter, Mrs
Chris rhrftsHssH, Tho body was taken
10 Patterson. la Tor burial
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Deaths
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
CARD OF THANKS

WE DESIRE ito express our sincere graft
tude to Omaha Lodge No. 80, B. p. o.
Elks, the National Assn OF Letter Carriers
and friends for their kindness and sym
pathy in the sickness and death OF our
beloved brother VIM. A. Bowman.
MRS. r. CARVETH
f. W. BOWMAN.
Words cannot express our sincere thanks
to our many friends for their kindness,
sympathy and beautiful flora offerings
at the death of our beloved husband and
father.
(signed) MRS. MARIE PROHAsKA
AND FAMILY.