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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Grace.

Grace.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ninth and West streets. Rev. John
W. II. Sumwalt. ID. D.. pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening
by the pastor. Subject. 1890, know
Ing God" 7.3o. Passing on the
Mantle" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Trinity.
Trinity NJ. j.. Church, Twenty-sec-
ond aud Church streets, Rev. E. ii.
Collins, minister. Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor. Subject, 1890, our Citizenship
In Heaven" 500, THE Three Good
Cheers of Jesus" Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
Mt. Salem.
Mt Salem NJ. E. Church, Nineteenth
and Mt. Salem Lane, Rev. Leonard
White. minister. Preaching tomOr-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor. Subject. 1890. The Good News;
T.30, when a Man Dares Stand
Alone" Sunday school and other rcgu-
lar meetings at the usual hours.
Asbury.
! Asbury NJ. T.. Church, Third and
Walnut streets. Rev. G.. w. Dawson,
/ pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
/ ing and evening, at 1890 and 7iJ.
Other services & follows; 3. pray yer
meeting; 1890, sacrament of tho
! Lords Supper; 2. Sunday school ,
Gas, Epworth League. Meeting Of
the official board on Monday evening
SIlyerbrook.
Sllverbrook NJ. T.. Church. Preach
Ing tomorrow evening by Rev. Ralph
Mnkor. subject. Strength Through
Obedience" The sacrament Of the
Lords Supper will be administered
at the morning service. The Sunday y
school win meet at noon and Epworth
League at 6.i5. Meeting of the Of
fetal board Monday evening.
Goodman.
Cookman NJ. l.. Church, Fourteenth
and du pont streets. Rev ". g. Har-
ris, pastor. Preaching tomorrow even.
ing at 7.i5 by the pastor. subject
His Victory" Morning worship a.
1890. Sunday school at noon Ep
worth League meeting at y. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
preceded by "A Junior League meet.
Ing. The Daily Vacation Bible Sch,O
will open on June 26
Wesley.
Wesley NJ. l.. Church. Linden an'
Jackson streets, Roy. Zack ". Wells
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing ami evening 10y tho pastor. sui
iect. 1890. communion; 730. God
Estimate Of Man" Sunday school AM
o.her regular meetings at the usua
hours. Md-weck prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening Pastor viii speak OF
"Automobilc Religion"
Urandywlne.
Brandywine NJ. j.. Church. 900
Market street. Rev. W. r.. Greenfield
minister. Tomorrow morning, 1913
o'clock, Sacrament OF the LORDS Sup
per; 7.30 y. m. special musical pro
gram by the church choir. Sunda
school and other regular meetings a
the usual hours.
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Christian Endeay0r Notes.

The monthly meeting of the Will
mington c. L. Union viii be held at
Hanover Presbyterian Church. Monday
evening, at 7.45. On Saturday, June
10, the C. l.. river ride will be held.
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Festival at Christiana.

a strawberry festival Will be held
T.. Church on Wednesday evening.
Ice cream. candy and cake viii be
sold.
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Riddle Standard Bearers Picnic.

The annual picnic Of tho Hannah
Riddle Standard Bearers will be held
in Rockford Grove this afternoon and
evening. Lunch. ice cream, cakes. and
candy. will be sold,
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Quarterly s. s. Meeting.

First Central Presbyterian Sunday
School Association Will hold its regu-
lar quarterly meeting Tuesday. June 6
at p.I.
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LCTHE RAN.
Holy Trinity.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Madison and West Twenty-third
street. Rev. S. T. Wicker. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow evening. sub
iect. The Art OF Succeeding Holy
Communion, II a. M; Christian En-
deavOr meeting. 7.15 p. m: Vespers,
IS. There will be prayer meeting and
Bible study on Wednesday evening and
meeting Of the church council on
Tuesday evening. The Ladies' Guild
win meet tomorrow evening.
st. Stephens.
ST. Stephens Lutheran Church,
Tatnall street near Seventh. Rev.
Frederick Doerr, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening ty the
pastor. subject, 1890, The Fulfilled
Promise" s, The Gentiles' Pentecos-
tai Blessing" Sunday school at 2.l5.
Administration Of the Lords Sup
per in the morning.
Zion.
| Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and
jackson streets, Rev. Frederick Hass-
| kari. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject, 1880, THE Gtrt of the Holy
/ Spirit" 7.30, The Purpose OF the Holy
/ Spirit" Sunday school and othe,
! regular meetings at the usual hours
The sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be administered at both services.
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L Unitarian.

Tho Pagan. the Pharisee and the
Christian" will he the subject of the
sermon by Rev ". A VrOoman. I'm
the Unitarian Church. West street
above Eighth. at ~ o'clock tonnor-
row morning 4 cordial welcome is
extended TO all
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BAPTIST.
North Baptist.

fVtNu bhVitN's
/ North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street, near Delaware avenue, Rev.
William l.. Pettingill, minister. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening
by the pastor. subject. 1920, THE
Issue Of tho Present Conflict" 7.50,
The Truth About Evolution" sun
day school. and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware Avenue and West street
Rev. Joseph Young Irwin, S. r. ID.
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
/ ing and evening by the pastor. Sub
/ ject, 1890. How the Peak Became
Strong" 7.30. Joel and His Message
Sunday school at Il o'clock and other
regular meetings at the usual hours
Bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church. Elm and
jackson streets. Rev. Charles {. Earle
-. d.. pastor. Preaching at 1890 bJ
Rev. Frank o. Erb, y. D.. 0f Phlladel
phia, followed by Communion. Sunds
school. Il: G. T.. meeting. CAS-; sons
: FlIu BIfdf ifiiiE FttA ~ f-f's Bttafttlflt
fy Or. Erb Regular monthly meetini
Of the Ladies' Aid Society. Tuesda,
evening. Prayer and praise servic,
( Friday evening at 730 p. m. JUNO
Choir rehearsal Saturday afternoon a
l.30. Junior Christian Endeavor Ol
Saturday afternoon at 2.30.
/ Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church. Van
dever avenue and Church street, Rev
] 9 A. Chader pastor Preaching to
morrow morning and evening by tn,
pastor. subject. 1915. From C;lorl
t. Glory" 7.30. More Than Con
qucrors." Sunday school at noon
Young peoples Meeting. 6.45. Othc
meetings scheduled are Tuesda,
evening, young peoples business meet
ing: Wednesday evening. prayer ser
vice; Thursday evening. Sunday schoo
, board meeting
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Gospel MIssion Meeting.

An aI-day meeting viii re held at
.he Free Gospel Mission. Front and
jefferson streets. tomorrow, beginning
~ 0 20
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Today's Radio Program.
kDkA-Plttshurg, Ia.
,Soo Meters wavcLength,

kDkA-Pl,tsburs, Ia.
Today.
500 y. Popular Concert hv the
Monsca Novelty Dance Orches-
ira.
100 y. m.--"The Scout Oath and Law. -
Harry NJ. Neely, Deputy Scout
Commissioner. Beaver County
District No. 3. Beaver Falls. Pa.
500 y. m.-Concert by the Fellows
club Orchestra Of Pittsburg, Pa.
Tomorrow.
1000 a. m Services Of the Point
Breeze Presbyterian Church,
Pittsburg. Ia. DR.. L. II. Barker.
Minister.
l.i5 =. m.-Children's Bible Story
The Story the Angel Told"
200 y. nj Radio Chapel at Westing-
house station KDkA, conducted
by Iieut-Col. Thomas Stanyon.
of the Salvation Army. Pittsburg.
Ia.
$50 p. m.- Services OF the Calvary
Episcopal Church. Shady Avenue.
Pittshurg, Pa. Rev. +. J. Van Et-
ten. Rector.
NJL-Nevark. y. j.
Today.
600 y. m.-"U ncle Wiggily's Bedtime
Stories" by Howard Il. Garis
the author Of the Uncle Wiggily'
stories. printed in many news
papers. and frequently appearing
On WIS and kDKA's programs
$50 y. m.-"Nalue OF Permanent
Records" by Richard Morris.
6.S J.. m.-"Fashion Talks" by ar
Editor ot Harpers Bazaar.
100 y. m.-Concert by the Melbrook
Country club Orchestra Of New
/ York. Sidney Froehlich. director
T 500 y. m.--The opera "Cavalleria Rus
ticana' will be given by the
BiJou Opera Ensemble. VIM. J
Falk. director; Alfonso Romero
tenor; Sell . Nalbuenna, So
prano; Ethel +. Spaulding. con.
traito: Nils Ericson. baritone, an(
Louise Metzger. contralto.
Tomorrow.
200 ?. salvation Army service.
conducted by Capt. J. Allan
former senior chaplain of III,
18th Division. A. i. r. Sacred
music by the National STAFF Band
a quartet OF vocalists and instru
mentalisus
800 j. m.-Recital by VIM. Versteeg
violist cello.
400 p. Literary Nespers. "Th'
Need for Tolerance" by Edgal
White Burrill. The message &
woven around the followin.
poems. prose and plays: "Th'
Curse OF Race Prejudice" "Th,
Brotherhood Spirit OF Lincoln
by Walt Whitman and John Boyl
OReilly: Ellis Island and New
York from a Skyscraper." b.
James Oppenheim: The Pigeon
by John Galsworthy: Each 70
All by Edmund Vance Cooke
Praised by Allah for the Diver
sity Of His Creatures" by Rud
yard kipling.
$50 =. m.-Readings and records frosl
the Bubble Books That Sing.
by Ralph Mayhem; courtesy O
Harper & Brother.
5.45 =. m.-"Sa ndman Stories toll
by Kasper Seidel, courtesy Har
per q Brothers.
GOO j. m.-Ehildren stories by a Nc
MILAN author.
ESQ y. m.-"Some Facts that Every
body should know about Tea" b
G. +. Hutchinson, L. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
700 y. m.-Recital by Alice Menge
Russian pianist.
500 y. m.-Concert by the Princeto
] A nj 9 81
angos.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
F'irst-

First
First NJ r Church. Seventh street
below Walnut. Rev. +. &. Holloway
pastor. Sermon ard Lords Supper
tomorrow at 1O.45 a. m. Bible school
and other services at tho regular
hours. Children's Day services will
be at s p. m.
Second VI. y.
I Second VI. Il. Church. Seventh and
/ Walnut streets. Rev. +. Bryan Bailey,
/ minister. Preaching tomorrow NOR
/ ing and evening by the pastor. Sub
| ject, 1890, What Think Ye of Christi?
/ 7.30. Following the Master" Sunday
school and other regular meetings al
the usual hours.
Peninsula.
Peninsula NJ. Z. Church, Jr 0. L.
a. NJ. Hall, Rev. l.. Il. Smith, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ms by the pastor, subject 1915, "What
witt Thou Have Me To Do?" 7.30.
Wanted For Sitting" Sunday school
at noon. Christian Endeavor at Gas
L. IN. An important membership meet
ing will be held at the Y. NJ. c. A
Monday night.
Greenhlll.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church, Ken
nett pike, Rev. Thomas Kerr. pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning at 10.4;
by Rev. Irwin +. Wagner of Elsmere
Sabbath school and Bible class at $50
The graduating class of the du Pom
High School will attend the morning
service. when Mr.. Wagner Will preacl
the annual baccalaurcate sermon.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Old SMedes.

Old Swedes Church. Seventh and
Church streets. Rev. Robert Bell. vicar.
Services tomorrow Rs follows: 8 a. m.
holy communion; 10. Sunday school:
II. holy communion and sermon: 80,
evening service
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Adventist.

FTrS' Seventh Day Adventist Church.
16o4 Howland street. Preaching Sat
urday morning and evening BY L. O.
Dozens
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Trinity.

Al Trinity r. +. Church. Delaware
Avenue and Adams street. Rev. Fred
erick NJ. kirkus. rector. The services
tomorrow will be as follows: Holy
Communion at 80 a. m: Sunday
school at $50 a. m; Litany. Holy
Communion and sermon at II a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 7.45 p.
m. Rev. F. NJ. kirkus viii preach in
the morning and evening.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance.

Christian and Missionary Alliance
504 West Fifth street. Rev. A. J. Nc
Garvey. minister Preaching tornor-
row morning and evening by the
pastor. sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours
New Jerusalem.
New Jcrasu.em Church. Pennsyl-
vania avenue and BrOone street :
Rev. George Henry Dole, pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning by the
pastor. Subject. 1915, The Gift o
the Holy Spirit"
Fraternal SpirituaIlsts.
The FraternaI Spiritualist Church
Eden Hall. Services Sunday. 30 p
n. Medium. Mrs Webster.
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St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Eighth and Shipley streets. Rev. Rich
ard w. Trapnell. rector. Services to-
morrow as follows: S. holy commun-
ion; 9.45. Bible class and church
school: II, holy communion; 7.45
evening prayer and sermon.
Calvary.
Calvary Episcopal Church. Third
and Washington streets, Rev. +. II
Stevens. rector. Tomorrow. 7.30 4. m
holy communion; $50 a. NJ. church
school; 1915 a. m. choral eucharist
and sermon, subject Our Mother:
/ Birthday" 7.45 p. m. evening prayer
and sermon, subject How To B'
Good
!
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Wesley.
brandy wine.

Brandywinc NJ. j.. Church. 2200
Market street. Rev. W. r.. Greenfield.
minister. Tomorrow morning, 1880
o'clock. Sacrament OF the LORDS Sup
per; 7.30 y. m. special musical pro-
gram by the church choir. Sunda V
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
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Italian.

First Italian Presbyterian Church
du Port and Seventh streets. Rev. a
Dassori. pastor. Preaching by the
pnstor both morning and evening TO
morrow. Sunday school and all other
meetings At the usual hours.
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Mt. Salem.

Mt. Salem NJ. u. Church, Nineteenth
and Mt. Salem Lane, Rev. Leonard
White. minister. Preaching tomOr-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor. Subject 1890. THE Good News"
T.S0, when a Man Dares Stand
Alone" Sunday school and other rogu-
lar meetings at the usual hours.
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Met nl,e.

McCabe Memorial NJ. L. Church,
Boulevard and Twenty street,
Rev. George G. Williams, minister.
Tomorrow morning. 1890, Holy Com
munion; preaching. 7.30 by the pas
tor. subject, "a Lesson Taught by
Little People" Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
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Ollvet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and Broome streets. Rev. joel s.. GIL
flllan. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by tho. pastor
communion at tho morning slryice
Sabbath school at noon: Y L. S. G. f
SOcletN n I d. m.
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German Baptist Church, Fifth and
Walnut streets, Rev. w. a. Schoen,
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor; sub
ject, 10, The Master Calleth Thee;
7.30, Seeking to Save" Evening SER
vice in English: morning, In Ger
man; communion at 10.45; Bible
school, Ills. Prayer meeting Wedncs-
day evening Mt 7.45.
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Harrison Street

Harrison Street NJ. r.. Church Sew
enth and Harrison streets. Rev. w.
j.. Habbart, pastor Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor; subject. 1890. The Holy Com
munion;" 7,ao. Regal ONCE Of the
Redeemer." Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
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kingswood.

Eingswood NJ. +. Church. Fourteenth
and Claymont streets. Rev. George w.
Bounds, minister. Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor. Subject. 1890, Gods Writings" +"
$50. The Value OF Small Things
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Union.

Eastlake NJ. Il. Church, Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets. Rev. Arthur w.
Goodhand, minister. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor: 1870, Holy Communion.
Preaching. 7.30 p. m, subject. Elijah
Surprises King Ahab." Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Hint Given Omaha Congressman
That Railway Fares Will Be Cut
Chairman of Interstate Commerce Commission Tells
Jefferis Reduction in Passenger and Freight
Rates Is Being Considered.

Washington. May 9.-(Spccial
Telegram. There have been numer-
Gus indications OF late tina, the Inter
state Commerce commission will
shortly announce general reduction
in railroad rates, both freight and
passenger. This relief is strengthen
cd by the tone OF letter received
today by Representative Jeffcris from
C. c. McChord, chairman OF the
commission.
The Omaha congressman wrote
Mr.. McChord suggesting that the
high cost OF transportation was the
one remaining obstacle on the high
road TO returning prosperity in Ne
braska and the middle west. The
chairman replied that the commission
is devoting all its time to the case
and that there will be no unnecessary
delay. His letter is;
Extensive Hearing Had.
".As you already know, the conf
mission some time ago entered into
an investigation upon its own motion
with view to determining whether
and to what extent, il any. further
general reductions in rates, fares and
charges OF carriers by railroad ap-
plicable in interstate or foreign COM
merce can lawfully be required by
order or orders OF the commission
under section ] or any other pro-
vision OF the Interstate Commerce
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Woman Slayer
Seeks Pardon
Omaha Mother Denies She
Fired Fatal Shot at
Party.

Lincoln, May 9.-(Special. MARY
Newell, 81, born and reared in Oma-
ha, mother of boy, IS, and wife Of
Ray Newell acety1ene gas welder,
appeared before the state board of
pardons and paroles today to ask
for a pardon.
She is serving a term of from Is
months to FIVE years for the Staying
Of Jess Silk on North Thirteenth
street in Omaha September S, 1920.
Her husband told the board he did
not care about dancing so he per-
mitted his wife to go to dances. She
went to the Lathrop home the after
noon o. September IS, he said, and
Silk nd Grin Wiggins were there
dripping and dancing.
..ere was quarrel. Someone
shot Silk. Virgins was tried first
for his death, and acquitted. Mrs.
Newell was tried next, and convict
ed. She contends she merely was Al,
innocent bystander.
Throughout the hearing, her boy
sat beside her.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Conservation of
Timber Is Urged
Secretary Wallace Approves
Pending Bill Introduced by
Senator Capper Of Kansas.

Washington, May 9.-Legislation
to protect the nations timber sup
ply. both on the national reserves
and i'll private hands, was recon-
mended by Secretary Wallace of the
Department Of Agriculture, in let
ter to Senator Norris, republican,
chairman OF the agriculture com
niittee, made public yesterday.
Stating that we are steadily cat
ing up what is left of our forest
reserve, Secretary Wallace approved
the pending bill Of Senator Capper
republican, Kansas, for protection oil
timber reserves and also specifically
recommended extension of federal
cooperation with the state in forest
protection, federal distribution Of
forest trees end seeds and extension
Of national forests. Five-sixths oi
tie original American forests have
bee eulled out, cut over or burned
Secretary Wallace said, declaring the
problem of conservation and protec-
ton to be national one affecting ev.
cry citizen.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Judge and Reporters Roll
Dice to Fix Prisoners Fate

Chicago, May 9-Judge Prindi-
vile and newspaper reporters "shot
craps in the court room in the
South Clark street station. But
not far pastime. The little black
srots on the worries were to deter
mine the fate of prisoner.
The dice ratified across the judges
bench, while score of policemen
and court attaches watched with in
tcrest. The only one present who
did not enjoy the proceedings was
Ambrose Levins. Ambrose had just
told the Judge that he was the maxi
er of the dice, which were crooked.
One pair had only skies, fves and
threes on them. Two other pair
were loaded"
One roll was enough for the
judge.
Twenty-Five dollars and COST
he said when the game" was over.
You're worse than gambler. You
furnish the tools with which crooka
dupe their victims"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Fire Threatens
Fort Worth, Tex.
Flames Break Out in Heart of
Business District in Flood.
Stricken City.

Fort Worth, Tex, May o.-Fire
broke out this afternoon in the heart
Of the business district, threatening
a wide area. The fremen were handi-
capped by lack of water.
Trinity river was out of its banks
today. inundating sections Of Fort
Worth for the second time in a
period of two weeks.
Warning to the residents in the
lowlands prevented loss of life today
but property damage is expected to
approximate the figure reached by
the destructive food Of late April.
Municipal water supplies are cut
off, steam and electric transportation
is stopped, and the city's gas and
electric plants are partially crippled
The river continued to rise during
the morning with government fore
casters unable to determine when
the crest of the food, caused by
heavy rains throughout the territory
during the past few days, will reach
the city.
Dallas Tex, May o.-Two hun
dred residents OF West Dallas aban-
doned their homes today and took
refuge on nearby hillsides from the
waters Of the rapidly rising Trinity
river, which had reached stage Of
400 feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Mother Sees Train
Kill Infant Son
Woman Of Rogers, Neb.,
Working in Field, Too Late
to Rescue Tot.

Fremont, Neb., May Especial
Telegram. THE 3-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George French,
farmers living two miles from Rog-
ers. Neb., was instantly killed when
he wandered away from the home to
the railroad tracks, where the little
body was cut into three pieces BY
Union Pacific passenger train No
10.
The mother discovered the child's
presence on the tracks while the train
was approaching. She dashed wildly
towards her child but was too late.
She dropped unconscious in her
tracks as she saw the wheels Of the
engine pass over the body.
The infant had been playing in
the cattleyard with little brother
and sister while the parents were
working in the fields nearby. Just
learning to walk, the babe toddled
awav unnoticed. Mrs. French sud
denly discovered the absence OF the
child and was horror-stricken to SCI
him playing about the railroad track
a short distance away.
The mother was about u Tee
away when the mass OF steel crushed
the child. !.
Mrs. French is in serious condi
ton with physicians in attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
Cow Kills
in
Milk Barn
Mother Of Five Tramplcd to
Death When She Attempts
to Milk Young
Animals.
Mate and Son Find Body

Crete. Neb., May 9.-(Special.) y
Mrs. Joseph Rich,arik, mother oi
live children, was ,rampled TO death
by cows in the milk barn this morn-
ing
Her mu,ila,ed body was found on
the floor OF the barn when her hus-
band and son returned for breakias,
after having prepared the horses to
go TO the fields.
While they were attending the
horses, Mrs. Richtarik went to the
COW barn to do the milking.
Kicked Over and Trampled.
There were two cows in the barn
that had never been MIXED before.
IL is believed one. OF them must have
kicked over the woman and then
,ramplcd upon her as she had fin
ishcd milking two OF the other cows,
the pals indicated.
As she was not in the kitchen
when the husband and son appeared
for breakfast, they knew something
was wrong and went to investigate.
Medical Aid Summoned.
Medical aid was summoned, bu,
the mother was beyond help. At
tending physicians said she had died
from being trampled by the COW.
She was but 81 years old.
The Richtariks' farm is five miles
south OF here. They are among the
wealthy farmers OF the vicinity.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-10
College Student Slain
by Fellow Collegian

Saltwater, Okl., May o.-Beckham
Cobb, g. of Birmingham, Ala, a
student at Oklahoma Agricultural
and Mechanical college here, was
shot and killed on street bordering
the college campus at noon today.
Earl E. Gordon, Is, of Miami, Okl.,
also a student, was arrested and
placed in jail
Gordon was standing by Cobb's
body when Sheriff o. R. Lille ar
rested him. He made no statement
other than that Cobb was after
him." A revolver was found on
Cobb's body, according to the sheriff.
Cobb was shot four times, dying in
stantly. He was married and had a
son, 18 months old. Both Gordon
and Cobb were former soldiers who
had been sent to college for voca-
tional training by the federal govern
ment.
No charges have been filed.