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Evening star., 1922-08-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs 4 Col
Selling checks-dollae values at noon today:
JEWELRY MEN HOPEFUL.

The jewelry trade is sanguine re-
gardlng business the coming fall
season. Leading jewelers. believe
year Is confronting them. The con-
sistent Improvement in general busi-
ness conditions and better crop pros
poets. both of which make for en-
hancement OF consumer purchasing
power, is expected to be reflected in
other commodities. Although retail
jewelers. expressed themselves as
confident Of better demand for their
merchandise in the. coming autumn,
most of them have done little buying,
In preparation tor this expectant'
business. Manufacturers representa-
tiyey' are on the road calling on re-
tAilers ana are booking q small but
steady volume of orderas
Evening star., 1922-08-18
COAT SALES D1sApPo1NT.

While the sale Of women's coats for
fall Is generally regarded as satisfac-
tory, 1t is said that some disappoint
ment has been felt regarding the way
plaid backs have been taking with the
retailers. Before the season opened
garment makers. particularly stock
would be the "big" thing. A slow
demand has come, however, compared
to what was expected, although re-
Gently considerable improvement has
been shown. Some of the makers
who had large quantities of plaid
days ago that there would not be
the expected outlet for the finished
garments. and. 1t is said, began to
offer some of the fabrics in the
market. They are understood to have
turned to the mills asking for more
velours, expecting these to sell better.
Evening star., 1922-08-18
DIVIDENDS.

Stock Of Pay
record. able.
crucible Steel Co. pfd, a.
.. f. wiiiism: oil. q, iH%. Aug Aug. 70 Sept.
Mon Cations Co., Ltd, g..
Mon Cottons Co. Ltd, >pfd.
q 1k% .............. Aug. 81 Sept Is
I'd pfd, s-a. 3h% ..... Aug. 20 Sept. 1s
Rand Mines. Ltd. Am.
Texas Gulf Sulphur, q, $3... Aug. 10 Sept: 4
Bfft.-Amer. Tobacco Co., ord.
~ .................Se Sept. so ...:....
Evening star., 1922-08-18

Demand for kitchen and bakery
equipment is restricted, but Is ex-
pected to increase within q week or
two. when hotels will prepare for
tho fall and winter banquet season.
Evening star., 1922-08-18

All lines Of plate and window glass
continue in active demand. fire.
proof, maze. forentine and rolled
stocks are strong. Consumption is
expected to remain steady for some
months.
Evening star., 1922-08-18
nAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, August 1S.-Foreign
bar silver, 69% Mexican dollars. 63A.
LONDON. August 1S.-Bar silver.
a4X per ounce; money. 1& per cent
Discount rates: Short and three months,
~ per cent
Evening star., 1922-08-18

2 Allied Packer SIS. 80.
1 Aluminium Is '33. -.
8 Am Cotton Oil S.
2 Am Light & T 6s.
8 Am l. & T 6s V W..
4 Am T & T 6s %. -.
3 Anaconda Copper IS.
g Anaconda c Is 1923
6 Anglo-A Oil TVS.
2 Armour & Co 7s....
8 Beth Steel Is 1923..
3 Beth Steel Is 1885,.
~ Bklyn Tn Gas Is.
S Can Nat RHy eQ Is.
8 Can Nat Rwy 5s. -.
8 Cities Serv Is ID"
4 Con Gas Bait 6s. :.
I Cop Ex Assn IS 1924
I Cop Ex Assn IS 1925
! East Cuba Sug TVS.
S Goodrich Tire Is.
/ Grand Trunk 61as.
1 Gulf Oil Is.
1 Hood Rubber 7s....
4 Humble Oil Is. -.
90 Inter r T IS. %.
1 Inter r T ctfs. 49,.
5 Kan Gas & Elec IS.
/ Kennecott Cop 7s..-
2 Laclede Gas Is
10 Magma Cop 7s......
1 Nat Cloak & Suit IS
1 National Leath Ss..
1Otis Steel 71as......
8 Phil Ell 51as.
! Phillips Pet Z 13sww
5 P Serv Corp n ] Is.
4 Robert Gair 7s.....
10 Sears Roeb Is 1929.
10 Shawsheen Is. .......
& Southwest B Tel Is.
L st Oil N 7 rs 1881.
2 St Oil N Y 61as.
6 Stewart Warner Ss.
1 Swift & Co Is 1881.
Z Tn Oil Calf 6s. ....
5 Un Oil Prod ss.
1 Tn Rys of Hav 7las
5 Vacuum Oil Is.
9 yalvorine Is .......
Evening star., 1922-08-18
MERGENTHALER
LINOTYPE co.
HIEInENn III w

DIVIDEND 107.
regular quarterly dividend Of 2h per cent
ON the capital stock Of MergenthaIer Linotype
Company will be paid on Sept. 50, 1922. to the
stockholders Of record as they appear at the
transfer books will not he closed
JOS. T. MACKEY, Treasurer
Evening star., 1922-08-18
Money to Loa1,

Secured BY Nrst deed Of trust on real estste.
Prevailing interest and commissiou.
Joseph I. Weller sSS siSr w;sa o. iaa Il TTI:: ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

FOR SALE--New modern home on g
Michigan ST Oak finish in living and
dining rooms Possession 10 days
$500; $500 cash. $50 per mo.
Seven room home. Laporte Az; mod
ern but electric lights. $500.
New five room bungalow. Prairie Az,
$500: $500 cash. $50 per mo.
Six room modern home on Osborns
ST., $1,000; 81 900 down. $50 per mo.
W. X. McHenry
20 Farmers Trust Bldg Lincoln 5T53
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
MnsicnI. Danclne. Drnmatlc Z

bENCTNG LESSONS = Prlvste lessons
tenlv Charles c Gates Dancing Studio
10 = WRvne So Phone Lincoln e4sl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

WANTED
TWO OR THREE UNFURNIsH-
ROOMS. GOOD LOCATION N
DESIRABLE HOME REFERENC-
ES EXCHANGED. PRICE NOT
To EXCEED So PER MONTH.
ADDRESS BOX C-51. NEWS
TINES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

FOR SALE.
Complete modern bungalow. 5 rooms
With garage. on Bowman 80
New fOur-roOm house 1ut completed
8 acre OF land. near Dixie HighwaJ
Price $4,000 Small payment down
Possession a. once.
40 acres best Of sail well improved
Stock. tools and crops Possession a:
once.
Money 20 loan on farms a. 5aE
p T. BON DURANT
lincoln $751; l24 s. Main g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

fNDEX TO CLAssIFICATIONs
ANNOUNCEMENTS
f-Deaths
e--fn Memorian.
a-Card ~ Thanks
81 uuer8l Directors
- une-al Flowers
-Ceme,ery Lots. Monuments
I-iodge Nctices
t-CQW.uF Events
t-IersouafF
l9-Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILE
ii-frfomohH FOR sale.
u Motorcycle and Bicycles
ia ufom1hI ies Tor Exchange
it-Auto AcecsForlee
l9-Herrice Repairing.
l9-Au.o IiverY-GaraEes.
lf-WaDted Automobiles.
BUSINESS SERVICE
is-Rus mess Services offered.
lt-El. lng-COntractlng
eu-loat.ng sgl Plumbing
.l--Iu.Cranrt
12-M lInery- Dr~ssmakInz
.t-GoriuF TrucElrg. storage
q iainlHg-rapsring
-.-Hatent Attorneys.
4h-PrIntinz Stationery
zs-Professi0nal Services
IS Repairing
- ReaoFatlng and Dye!nz
-lallor.ng and Pressing
G-Wanted Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
.---He'r Wanted Female
81 Help Wanted Male.
H-Help wanted Male or Femaia
asa icsmer and Agents.
a5-sltrati0ns anted- Femsis
tt-situatil-s Wanfpd-Mals
Errara e-rFrhr
se-Bu7'ness Opportunities
~ lrresfmHut Stocks. Bonds.
liaa.F ta Loan
a. hanffl 10 Borrow
INSTRUCTION.
s2-t0rrcspDu Courses
f3-Local Instruction Classes.
H-Nusical. Dancing Dramatic
f5-Private destruction
fc-W 7nted Instruction
LIVESTOCK
fT-nogs. Cats. Pets
fs-Horses. Cattle Vehicles.
9-Pouliry and Supplies
WANTED Livestock.
MERCHANDISE
tl-Articies for Sale
51-Business Equipment
53-Boafs and Accessories
H-Eulding Materials
a5-Farm and Dairy Products.
5c-Fuel and Feed
s7-G0nd Things % Eat.
IS Home Made ThinEs
i9-Househoid Goods
t0-Jewelrv 7nd watches
6l-Machinerr and Tools.
G2-Muzical Instruments.
e3-SeeGs Plants. Fertilizers.
ef-Speciais at the stores
e5-Wearing Apparel
c6-Wanted-TO Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD
eT-Rooms With Board.
6s-Rcoms W!nout Board.
S9-Eooms for Housekeeping
70--NacafiOn Places
71-Where % Eat
72-Where 70 Stop IN Town.
T9- Wanted-RO0ms. Board.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
7f-Apartments and FLATS.
Ys-Rusiness Places for Rent
76-Farms for Rent
7T-Houses for Rent.
7s-Offces and Desk Room
79-SEhurban for Rent.
s0-Summer Places for Rent.
sl-Wanted-TO Rent.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
e2-Business Property.
s3--Farms and Land for Sale.
ef-Houses for Sale
Slots for Sale.
sf-Shore PROPERTY FOR Sals
ST-Suhurhan for sale
ec-Real Estate for Exchange
s9-Wanted Real Estate
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
me South Bend Nevs-T mes VIII noi
responsible for more than one incOf'
L Insertion ~ anv advertisement o.
red for more than one time.
y ~-r~enaiion orders on contract and
FU forbid orders must ne IN writtn :
Fresspd o. the Wanf-AH Department
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13


West ColfaK, twO-story, ~ rooms. al
modern. garage. large lot $500 Terms.
5000 down. balance $50 per month.
Diamond St. two story. 9 rooms. al
modern. fair size Tot. S67Oo; down pay
meut 5000 balance $50 per month
Lincoln WAY East. two story. s rooms
al modern. good lot. 5000 cash.
Lawndale ST.. two story. : rooms. a..
modern, garage. good i1- 5000. Terms.
1900 down balance so per month.
Hendricks S. 0ne-storv bungalow.
rooms. partly modern. large l9t. $1,000
Terms. $500 down. balance 500 peg
month
Lincoln way wes. two-s.ory. o room
ala modern. fair size lat SfO.O0o Term
5000 down. balance SO per month
r. Nation 'wo-story. rooms. n
modern fair size lot 5000 Term-
5000 down. balance $50 per month.
y Allen s.. two-sfory, rooms. a.
modern. large Dot. $500 Terms S53'"
down balance SEQ rer month
= ST. Joseph So rWo--'Cry. - .a--.
rooms. an modern. garage. good t..
$500 Terms. $1,000 down. allan
ln three wears.
" COAX. one ald o1e-laf sfar
double house. rooms each d..
modern. extra large DOT $4,000 cash
Near Broadway and If zh >s Hl.-
story bungalow. 81 rooms. al mn4er
good .0- $500 Terms. 500 dow
balance so Der month
" washfneton So -vvo-storv la---
double br.ck house. WITH rooms -1.
side. ali modern. also one large i-ll-
house ~ rooms 1l modern
brick garage a. on .rr large JOY tt
26l. Good buy al $1,000 must o- cash
college So nu-- Story .lt - 1".
rooms. all moderI gar ~. ea-H Terms
5000 down. balance s35 per month
"Yonrs FOR d Greater south Bend
THE VICTOR y hAN fAelfokl CO.
"Everythlrg .u Real Estate
nr.T rrI.rr r r ..r rms. E..r
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Properties.

FOR SALE-Have prospects for I'M
proved property. vacant lots and bust
ness property. Make your listings now
Ralph e. Osborne. Realtor M-5T2 Con
sentative Life Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

HOUSES FOR SALE

s. O. KONACS.
Real Estate-Iusurance
40 S. Chaplin St
Main 5128-Iin. G0S3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
BE A BOOSTER
FOR your city
own A HOME

extra fine large rooms. complete bath.
reception hail. fun sized basement
Garland furnace. large lot. on paved
street $1,000 $500 gives possession
room completely modern, cas- front lOt
close 20 Mishawaka Av on 18th ST
5000 gives possession
room modern bungalow, book eases
cupboard and water heater incIuded
easr front lot $1,000 cash. balance
reasonable monthly payments IN
QUIRE ABOUT THIS HOME AT
ONCE
room. completely modern. extra fne
shady lot Small payment down
We have many other fine homes which
our statesmen VIII gladly show you
COLPARRT REALTY CORP
Rooms ] g. Blackstone Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
MERCHANDISE
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board

ROOMS-Single or double sleeping rooms.
two meals II desired. in modern home.
ais ". Navarro ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
rs BUILD

FOR SALE
HIGH CLASS SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Now is the time % select that lo-
cation for the bungalow you plan
10 build next spring II you wal
untu spring. the choice locations
VIII he sold You can buy large
lots. wooded or clesr. 1O014SS r.
with a street on each end. located
in Oak Forest. Dixie way DO not
hesitate 90 phone for appointment
price and terms.
FRANK ANDERSON
Realtor
eos Farmers Trust Bldg
L-l0J8; L-135S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
A BEAUTIFUL LAWN
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Properties.

Business Properties. So
CORNERS Michigan s.
lot - r. by 10 IL. nine rooms. recep-
ton hall, bath. hot and cold water.
hardwood throughout. front and rear
stairs, large basement Wesley Van
Vain, 81 Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

4 SID AID RENEWED CARS
ounlete l-e ot used cars. $50 %
f Come il you VIII IKE 90 deal
FKaNEfIN .MAKNON CO
flf Lincoln WAY IS
1f1 Ask t.r Mr. Bertles
s. iND SGD NnT0R TRUCKS See
cash or terms
webster -f6--- r JET.
$3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

FOR SALE
at 434 Y. Hill ST., 8 rooms and bath.
square type house. hardwood floors ia
good condition; garage; only ] y block
from st Joseph Church and school for
quick sale $500.
FRANK J. ANDERSON. Realtor
663 Farmers Trust Bldg
Line 1853 Line 1880
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Union Receivership
Action Is Set Aside

Cincinnati. June io.-Reeeivesship
proceedings and Q temporary in.
junction tying up the funds OF the
United Brotherhood OF Maintenance
OF Way Employees and Railroad Shop
Lsborefs in . Cleveland bank were
ordered set aside in an opinion oi
the United States circuit court OF sp-
peals handed down yesterday.
The court reversed the decision ci
Federal Judge John NJ. Killiss ol
Toledo. who recently issued the or
ders in favor OF Bacon Brothers. q
manufacturing concern OF Toledo.
The case arose over IN agreement
between E. F. Cradle. president oi
the union. and other officers and the
company to manufacture gloves in
the latier's plant on 4 cooperative
basis. The agreement was subse.
quenily Cancelled and the plant
turned back to Bacon Brothers. who
sought damages for the use OF the
plant and failure TO complete the
contract.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Dry Sleuths Checking Up
on Dates Of Rum Bottles

Rum sleuths were down in the
basement Of the federal building
Saturday carefully tabulating the
quarts and two hve-1allon demi-
dates on Ia quarts and two five-gai-
low dernijohns Of whisky seized at
the home of John J. Chapman, s608
Farnam street.
They were assigned this task by
Judge Woodrough Saturday when
one bottle. bearing 4 label dated
the hearing Of Chapmsn's plea for
1921 and the legend "for. medical
purposes. was exhibited in court at
the hearing Of chapman's plea for
return of his liquor.
James H. Hanley, former prohibi-
ton director, pleaded for his client,
Chapman, that there are but very few
bottles Of this kind labeled 1921.
most Of them being for 1916.
So Judge Woodrough told U. S.
Rohrer, dry chief. to get him the
data on the rest OF the liquor.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Shortage in World Wheat
Supply Is Predicted

Washington. June l0.-Worid
wheat stocks by July l will be lower
than for several years, according to
40 analysis Of the situation issued by
the Commerce department.
Both Argentina and Australia, the
department explained, have consider
ably less wheat than last year, the
United States carryover will be light,
and only Canada has considerable
stock on hand. A larger demand
than last year. It was declared, was
indicated by the upward trend Of
European consumption.
Until next February" the de-
partment said. athe international
trade will be largely dependent for
supplies on the surplus Of North
America and limited quantity from
India. With Russia entirely out OF
the export trade. North American
wheat is in 4 very strong position.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Burglar Maid" Asked
to Waive Extraditiou

Chicago, June l0.-Mrs. Eta Belle
He'll, alleged burglar maid" wanted
in connection with the robbery Of
the Owen B. Brewer home on Chi
cagos gold coast" has been asked
to waive extradition and return
here from Los Angeles to answer
the robbery charges.
Mrs. He'll. divorced wife Of a
wealthy Chicago broker, was ar
rested 4 year ago after robbing sew
eral homes while posing as maid.
She was arrested in Los Angeles
recently following the Brewer rob-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Woman Defends
Mate Accused
as Bootlegger
Man Jailed on vaEancy
Charge-Wife Testifies
They Own Several
Automobiles.

Pete Nelson, 3z, 43i6 Burt street
was sentenced to jail for 50 dayl
by Judge Wapp;eh IN Central police
court on Z charge Of vagrancy.
His wife, in court in his defense.
testified they pay so . month rent
on their home, have two children,
J and 8. who are well dressed and
60 to the public schools, and owned
several automobiles.
Chief Of Detectives Van Deusen
and Detective Fred Palmtag were
the chief witnesses against Nelson.
There are more thieves around
that man than any one in Omaha," "
declared Van Deusen. HES 4
bootlegger."
You know you're . bootleeger." "
cried the chief Of detectives at Mel
son. "You were highjacked out Of
5000 worth Of whisky just 4 short
time ago when you were on your
way back to Omaha from Mexico"
Nelson declared he had been in
the real estate business; that he had
owned two farms. but had traded
them of in the last month or so.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Man Spends Last Cent
for Suicide Pistol

L. F. Bradley. IS. spent his last
cent for = revolver, stood in front
OF mirror in his room at l7l2 Capi.
toi avenue. placed the muxzle against
his right temple and pulled the trig-
ger. according to police. who were
called to the place Saturday morning
At 10 when the landlady. Mrs. Flor
enee Crawford. found the body.
Scraps Of paper bearing his name.
address and telephone number were
found scattered about the floor and
the bed. On one OF these scraps was
the word, Enough"
Bradley had been in i'll health for
. year. Mrs. Crawford said, and was
extremely melancholy. She said he
had been employed at one time as
! bellhoy at Hotel Fontenelle.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Army Board on Beck Killing
Leaves for Fort Sill. Ok.

Oklahoma City, OkL, June To-
Without revealing any Of the evi-
dence it had obtained, the army board
sent here to conduct an inquiry into
the killing Of Lieut.. Col. Paul Ward
Beck on April 4 by Jean P. Day.
Oklahoma City attorney, left last
night for Fort Sill. Oki.
The board members came to Okla
hona City last Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Day and county officials were
examined by the board.
The army officers refused through
out the investigation to say whether
new evidence was being sought upon
which the War department might
base ! request for the fling Of
charges against Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Wife of California Oil
Man Arrested in Vienna

Vienna, June l0.-Mrs. Genoveva
Paddlefort Of California has been ar
rested in her hotel. here by the vi
emma police. She says she is the
wife Of 4 rich oil magnate. The
Swiss police have warrant for her
apprehension charging she left Lu-
zern without paying debts amounting
to $500. At Vienna she bought
furs costing 3s.0o0,0O0 kronen. for
which. it IS alleged, she forgot to
nay
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
American Legion
News Notes

Members Of Douglas county post
will assist Omaha Elks at their Flag
day program next "Wednesday eve
ming at 8 at Eighteenth and Dodge
streets. The post will be repre-
sented officially by three vice COM
manders. E. E. Mcknight for the
army, Rowland Thomas for the
navy and ]. R. Weed for the ma
rines. The legion quartet will sing.
Walter Head will tell what he be-
lieves the citizens of Omaha want
the American Legion to do when he
speaks at the post smoker meeting,
dubbed Knockers Meeting" next
Tuesday evening at 8 IN the city hall.
A army discharge belonging to Jo-
seph Zainer has been found. The
adjutant wants the present address OF
Otis Keene.
The adjutant wants names, address.
| former rank and organization OF all
| men who served with the 6oth di-
vision. The division will hold re-
union in Omaha next fall.
Group 10 viii meet Monday eve
| ming.
Magazines, candy and eigarets
were distributed by members OF the
disqualification committee of the aux
iliary last week to the following ser
vice men in Omaha hospitals:
Emmanuel = Abel Christensen. Kircn.
Nes.
Nethodisf-Fred Murray. Omaha.
| Lord Lister-Emsl Nnnrce. Minneapolis:
James Spelling. ". J. wilscn and Tom
Redo. Omaha
Wiss Nemorial-Rey Jones. Buffalo:
Jack 0cldsbury. Nehraiks City: william
Heinhart. o2kstlia. Ill
Pa1tsa Nensrial = wil,ian Lyfielz.
rsfefsburH. Ssb.
.Ciarassn. Nezaor4al-JaHss sAeIeea. J.
| Eekery and CAaxies og,e Omaha
ST JoaspA-R- Cosier. oklahoma; Albert
Unirsrs.ty-Jchn Christ. Blair. Neb.:
r. ClAxk- oscssaa. NeA.; Nr. Dedge.
Duiuth- Mtnn4: rhemas HenSher. Omaha:
Lee rlehAsfy. 81 Edward, Neh.; J. L
AntrpA, Arltngtea. NeA
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Tariff to Be Main Issue
At Elections, Saws Lodge

Boston, Mass. June l0-The tariff
is to be the one issue of the cam
1aien this year, Senator Henry Cabot
lodge told members Of the Lincoln
Republican club last night. He de-
eiared that if the republican party
should be DEBATED in the election next
fall, il would mean commercial and
industrial distress for many yeary to
come.
Protection" Senator Lodge said.
was never so badly needed as now
on account Of the advantage OF the
foreign countries have IN exporting
to the hitherto unheard depreciation
OF their currency.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Actor Who Played With
Lillian Russell Dies

Mount Vernon. N. Y, June p
Henry Leone, actor, who played eight
consecutive seasons with the late
Lillian Russell, died here today. He
was born in Constantinople IS years
ago and had lived here more than so
years.
Mr.. Leone began stage work IN
San Francisco, later playing with
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
33,938 At Passion Play.

Oberamrnersau, Bavaria. June 10.
-(By A P)-Fise performances OF
the Passion Play during Nay were
attended BY U,oss persons. Included
IN the number were 4.8z7 foreigners.
more than half Of them Americans.
Many Sraniards witnessed the play.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Guilty Of Nusdes.

Green Lake. Wis. June lo.-Nss.
Lettie GARDENER was found guilty Of
murder in the FIRST degree last aisht
BY . jury ID connection with the
death by poisoning Of her husband.
Fred, on January IL, last. The jury
was out 90 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11

Mercury Reaches 100.
Culbertson, Neb.. broke all heat
records for Nebraska for the year
Friday when the thermometer
reached 100.
The highest in Omaha was IS At 6
last evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11

Read The Bee al the way
through Yoa win End II interest
ng.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Our Radio Department

Radio fans to appreciate the completeness Of
this new department. Here one may select everything
from the tnes accessory to the complete set And in
our Book Department are new books radio.
Bursess-Naah Dspar.s.t-FsmtA
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Two Women Autoisss Killed.

Bethel. VI. June i0.-Miss Mar.
josie Bulbird. daughter OF former
Lieutenant Governor Buibird OF Yer.
mont. and Mrs. Arthur Mercer. both
OF Hyde Park. were killed when, an
automobile went over an enbank.
ment between this town and Royal.
ton yesterday. Mrs. R. S. Page OF
Hyde Park. daushter-in.lAw Of
aited States Senator Carroll S.
Nye. who was driving the car. was
oeiiously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
The Value of Prestige

Prestige is a something which is not achieved over
night created at will 1t too big too fne too valu
able possession to be acquired in hurry. The
prestige of the Nash Company its most priced
asset Through prestige the Burgess-Nash Company
occupies an enviable position in the market equaed
only by few of the largest stores in the country. But
at home that part Of prestige which stands for
fdence dependability and liability, that the Burgess
Nash Company aims ever to increase.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Big Fred" Dies
Before Guns of
Kansas City Cops
Three Officers Kill Fred Rob
ert', Suspected in Staying
Of Society Girl During
Robbery.

Kansas City. June io.-Fred
Roberts. known to the police and
underworld ss Big Fred" because
OF his diminutive stature was killed
in gun fight with three policemen
early today. Roberts was charged
with murder following the killing Of
Miss Florence Barton. society girl
here, shot to death on . lonely coun.
try road while driving with her
rance in October. 1920.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11

that thoughts
stay home vacaoning
smarty styled which
Whether ock Of silk
factory Of prices Four groupings here listed
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-11
Woolens Soft and White

All Wool Ratine Wool Crepe
One length Of this 5l-ineh 90 inches wide fine sheer
width material enough for quality French crepe Ideal for
skirt Fdnges we'll summer wear. Priced 1t
Yard, $S.e3 Yard saas
White Sports Flannel
Summer suits oveHest Of alwoo flannel IN white S.
inch width In the correct weight Is priced
Yard, $30S
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