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loyal Temperance
Meeting Saturday.
PERSONALS

Miss Anne Fredrickson. prophet
ress Of Annes' hat shop in the Mid
west building, left last night for Los
Angeles where shs Will spend the
holidays with her parents. Before re-
turning she VIII attend the spring
millinery opening in San Francisco.
w. s.. Bolden. branch manager for
the Parkersburg Rig and Reel COM
, 1922-12-08
SATAN Sleeps
COMING TO THE RIALTO

The story Of how a hardened Grim
inal was shown the error OF his ways
through the smile OF a beautiful girl.
forms the basis OF Jack Hollis latest
Paramount picture. While Satan
Sleeps" which win DO shown at the
Ratio theatre for three days start ng
, 1922-12-08

skin Is shown to advantage in billy
jim He manages 10 keep IN prao-
: C for his many stunts BY induIsauR
IN all ann OF sport activities on
his beautiful estate at Amityvuls. L
l. HIS Charming young daughter.
Miss Dorothy, rides with him. sksres
" IN him. dances with him and FOL-
lows his LEAF In anything.
, 1922-12-08

next Sunday. Nv Holt plays the role
OF a Maynard son OF a bishop who
poses as a parson In order that he
might clean up a mining camp which
he plans to rob His conscience Is
strangely awakened and he wages a
great battle for his own soul In the
end the victory Is a glorious one.
Frtl Brunette is his leading woman
, 1922-12-08

w. L. Connolly. vice president and
general manager Of the Mammoth on
company has gone to New York CITY
where he VIII spend several weeks at
headquarters.
, 1922-12-08

In this section attending to oil land
matters
Charles II Pearson. district man
Rser for the Yale ard Towne com.
pAny Of Stamford. Conn. Il here for
the week.
+. o. Young. representative Of the
National Tube company came In yes
terday and Is calling cn business
clients.
w 4. Bs-gs--om Of the Evans on
corporation has returned from a bus.
mess trip TO the Montana oil fields.
= J. Sullivan OF the Central Pipe
line company Is expected 10 return
tomorrow from an eastern
business trip.
, 1922-12-08
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SS.OOC1otVn II
Ill 60
Junior Phnaflrea
M~fing Wednesday.

Junior Phlafhea
Moeting wednesday.
The meeting held Wednesday after.
--nfo- Phnathea society
OF the Methodist church at the home
Durnam was one OF
= most successful meetings ever held
by the society. At 1880 Mrs. Dur
ham was hostess AZ a luncheon served
for twelve.
Following the luncheon n business
meeting was held at which the ofa-
GERS for the coming years were elect.
q d Miss Helen Simpson was elected
president. Miss Bernice Henry. score
tary. Miss Eieanore MUIR. treasurer
and Miss Lillian Bishop. reporter.
The remainder OF he afternoon was
spent in PRESSING Christmas dolls for
an o%rphanage in Nebraska.
Mrs. Wear
Honored Guest.
Mrs. Frederick Hufsmlth was hos.
tess at an informal tea yesterday
afternoon given at her home on CY
avenue IN honor OF Mrs. Marie Wear
Of New York. Mrs. Wear Is The house
guest Of NJ. and Me- NJ p. Wear.
b.. and p. W. Luncheon
a94.S. row.
The regular weekly luncheon and
business meeting of the Business and
Professional woman's club viii be
held tomorrow at i2l0 at the Hen.
ming hotel.
p. f. o. Meeting
Saturday. o
Mrs. Fred Moore will entertain the
members o. Chapter @ OF the p. u
o, Saturday afternoon at her home
on South David street.
Baptist Bazaar
And Dinner. December Is.
The ladies of the First Baptist
church will hold their annual Christ
mas bazaar Friday December Is, at
the church on the corner of Fifth
and Beech streets a turkey dinner
VIII be served between $40 and 1880
O'Clock. Tickets will be on sale for
the osrner next week.
Masonic Dance.
This Evening.
The Masonic Dancing club win en-.
terrain tbs evening at the fourth OF
tNe dancing parties being given by
tho club this season. A radio concert
Wi. proceed the dance and will be
gin at 8 o'clock. Excellen: music has
been secured for the evening.
Thursday Club
Yesterday.
Mrs. a. f. Bisiin entertained the
Thursday Grub at a l o'clock lunch.
con yesterday at her home on Center
street Miss Kathleen Sullivan sub
stituted. The club VIII NEE: next
week at the home of Mrs. w. b.
Cobb.
FortnightIy Club
Mocts Saturday.
AIRS, Anna Leeoer WIN entertain the
Fortnightiy Bridge club Saturday at
er residence, 6o2 Park venue
Mrs Dean
Enfertains.
Mrs. t. A. Dean entertained at an
informal bridge luncheon yesterday
at her home on Wolcott street. High
!, hcncrs for tho afternoon were taken
by Mnz Tom Spears.
loyal Temperance
Meeting Saturday.
There VIII be a meeting OF the Loyal
Temperance legion Saturday after
noon at Z o'clock in the basement of
the Methodist church. All members
are asked to be present.
Duplicate Club
Today.
Mrs. r. H Nichols viii entertain the
members of the Duplicate bridge club
today at her home on ark avenu,.
, 1922-12-08
Masonic Dance.
This Evening.

The Masonic Dancing club win en-.
terrain tbs evening at the fourth OF
tNe dancing parties being given by
tho club this season. A rndio concert
VIII. proceed h dance and will be
gin at 8 o'clock. Excellen. music has
been secured for the evening.
, 1922-12-08

rad after spending two weeks in
Casper looking over business matters.
u. A. Finn OF the Midwest com.
pany Il spending this week in Salt
Crock on matters connected with the
oompRny's business.
C. T. Lupton. one OF the best known
biologists working in the mountain
territory arrived from Denver thia
morning and will spend several DAYS
, 1922-12-08
Baptist Bazaar
And Dinner. December Is.

Tho ladies Of the First Baptist
church will hold their annual Christ.
mas bazaar Friday December Is. at
IA church on the corner of Fifth
and Beech streets. a turkey dinner
VIII be served between $50 and 100
o'clock. Tickets will be on sale for
the Carner next week.
, 1922-12-08
p. f. o. Meeting
Saturday.

Mrs. Fred Moore will entertain the
members o. Chapter G OF the p. Il.
O, Saturday afternoon at her home
on out David street.
, 1922-12-08
Thursday Club
Yesterday.

Mrs a. f. Bislin entertained the
Thursday Grub at n l o'clock lunch.
con yesterday at her home on Center
street Miss Kathleen Sullivan sub
situted. The club Will NEE. next
week at the home of Mrs. W. b
Cobb.
, 1922-12-08

The regular weekly luncheon and
business meeting OF the Business and
Professional Woman's club viii be
held tomorrow at 1910 at the Hen.
ming hotel.
, 1922-12-08
Mrs. Wear
Honored Guest.

Mrs. Frederick Hufsmlth was hos
tess at an Informal tea yesterday
afternoon given at her home on CY
avenue In honor or Mrs. Marie Wear
of New York. Mrs. Wear IS the house
guest Of NJ. and N-s NJ p. Wear.
, 1922-12-08

Mira. c. d. Darbuy is here for a few
days from Denver.
, 1922-12-08

s. 1. Armstrong left last evening
for Denver and other points i'm Colo.
, 1922-12-08

Miss Anna Mol has gone to craw.
ford. Neb.. to spend a few days dur
ing the vacation in the high school
here.
, 1922-12-08

Mrs Harold Sanford left last even.
ins 90 Colorado to be gone 4 week
or 10 days on a business trip.
, 1922-12-08

Mrs. 4. l. Wallace has as her
house guest this week Miss Ruby
Denny OF Nfanitou. Colo.
, 1922-12-08

Mrs. c. NJ. Eigin will have as her
house CUES un.il after the holidays
her sister. Mrs. a. @. Former OF Cal
~ifornia.
, 1922-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Tracy left
evening for California where 4
will spend several months. En- 70
they Will stop at Salt Lake VIII
they will spend a week or ten d
visiting at the home of Mrs. Trac
sister.
, 1922-12-08
F~ortnightIy Club
Mocts Saturday.

Airs. Ann Leeoer VIII entertain the
Fortnightly Bridge club Saturday at
er residence. 602 Park rel
, 1922-12-08

AIR. and Mrs. Thomas Kicker left
this week for Florida where they VII
spend several months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
ROBERT f.. ENGLISH
DIES, IN 77TH YEAR
:l'nthcr al Councilman Edgar Is. En-
lt>h and Confederate
NCICrnn.

Robert Emmett English, &c. faith
or OF Councilman Edcar II. English.
d'ed at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. Granville Gray. mt the Berkeley
Apartments. yesterday afternoon at
o'clock Funeral services will Dc
conducted tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock from Sacred H"art Cathedral
Burial Will I've in Shoci5oc Min Come
terry. He is survived by TN" follow
ing children: Mrs. Granville Gray
ana Edgar II, English. or this city:
Major raul y. English. of tho United
stat" ArwN. stationed at III paso
Tex. and Harold / r.uclish. Of Los
Angeles, Cal
Mr.. English was a Confederate SOL
dicr. His mother was. before her
marriage. Miss Sarah Harold. Of
Richmond lie married Miss Made
lin" AucUstino. tho daughter Of .Io-
sorh Au-ustin". former merchant Of
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
WALKER HILL DIES
ATTENDING CONVENTION
Well.known Richmond Bank
or Succumbs in New
York.

Walker lT.ll. OF 81. Louis, who was
native OF Richmond and widely re-
lated here. died Friday night ut tho
Hotel Commodore. New York City,
where he was attending the con-
rentton Of tho American Bankers As
ISOLATION, Of which no was former
president His wife and his nephew.
julien II Iinl, OF this city. were with
him 3, the limo of his death.
In addition to Julien liul. he IS
survived Joy J. l. Hll, .ig.. of tho
Fhi nirnct"ry COMPANY; Mrs William
5. 7. Mayo and Misses Lucy and
TfT6n QUa~les, OF this city. who were
reph'wS and nieces
44Nr. Hill was born in Richmond on
Nay o. 1883 He was tho son OF
Lewis and Mary p M7ury I'M. and
married Miss Jeanne Morrison Lock
wood. of 81 Louis October -. 1854.
Besides his vito. no is survived by
thrce sons. I.ookwood mn. walker
Hu' Jr.. mud Maury Hin. ali of St.
Louis ana ~ one sister Miss Isabel
Hul, OF this City.
From lS72 10 l>>i. he was H tho
employ oc the Planters National
Bank. OF this city ana from lN>1 90
$50 ~ 'AS NatNN't'. % TIC
Eank which bank was merged I'm
1910 with The National Stat" Bank
Of which his brother tho late VIII
liam NJ. H!ll, was cashier OF for many
years
Since 1919 10 has boon ono Of the
executive managers Of tho First IA
;ional Rank, Of ST Louis. IN 1919.
re was president OF tho American
Bankers Association. He was re-
earded ms one OF tho leading bank rs
OF tho country.
Tho body was taken yesterday to
s. Louis. where the funeral Will be
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
TownIcy Watkins Dies.

ToWnI"y Watkins or this city. did
suddenly at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning at Walkcrton. Va. Mr.. Wat
fins was on a visit 10 relatives. had
driven TO Walkerton with his cousin
and fell dead whit" chatting with
friends. lie had been in had health
Cor about a year. hut his death was
unexpected and a great shock to his
many friends and relatives
Mr.. Watkins is survived by his
widow. his mother. Mrs. Martha Ellen
Watkins. and six hr"rhors and sis
tors. Mrs. !. y. Perkins, Mrs l.. H.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Lnurn T.. Cnnpcr.

Mrs Laura +. Cooper. wife OF
Henry c. Cooper. died yesterday
morning Of pneumonia. Mrs Cooper
had hc"n in i'll health for number
~ years. pneumonia developing Fri
day, resulting in her death. She
was horn June 20. 1879. and was
prominent In musical circles in Rich
~ ord. She was member Of ST.
faulS Episcopal ChurCn. secretary
and treasurer Of the hollywood Me-
mortal Association. a member Of tho
/. u. G. St Hilda'S Guild aud other
organizations. Burial will tako place
tomorrow at Bedford city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

miles east of Cape Race. with fifteen
empty dories In the vicinity. was re.
ported by radio today To the Domin.
ion Marine and Fisheries Agency
The report cam" from tho liner Re
lance. bound from New York FOR
Plymouth. Boulogne AMI iIamburr.
The schoon"r's name was given ag
the IS. Pedro" No such vessel Ia
listed in available shipping registers
nor could any schooner San Pedro
L." found.
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Mrs. Fannie VI. watkins.

Mrs Fannie Melvin Watkins died
NJ her home In Halifax yesterday.
She was the wife OF tho late re bert
w. watkins. OF Halifax aud Rich
mond. The following children sur
we her: Mrs. II. NJ. Rosenbro and
Mrs. Philip Pryor Lipscomb. both or
Richmond: Mrs. William +. Dc Saus-
sure. OF New York ono son. Henry
VI. watkins, OF Halifax. and one
hrt Their. DIR. Henry Melvin. Of Halt
fav. The funeral will bc conducted
at Halifax today by Rev. Francis
Nhble. d. D. Intormcnt Will be in
hollywood. following the arrival 81
The l:t0 o'clock Southern train 10
morrow afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
l.. Hitter IinIucA

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Oct. -
T.. Hitter Raines. 40. well-known
citizen OF Corbins. Carolin. County.
died at tho Mary Washington Hos
rital here yesterday. Nj l;alnoS I'M
d"rwcnt serious operation last
year. Two weeks az" h" underwent
another operation for a"ut" app"n-
htritis. He was twice married. the
first time to Miss Garrett ny whom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

and WAS also 4 member OF tho Ply
thians. the Masons and tho junior
orders.
Up until r year or two ago he
had been quite active. despite his
advanced years, His funeral will
take plac" tomorrow afternoon. and
viii I've under the auspices of the
Masons lie was II widowcr and felt
no Immediate family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

he had three sons. John. Hitter. Jr..
and Elton f. After her death he
married Miss Viola RatcIine. of
King George. who survives him with
young daughter Frances. Mr
Raines il also survived by his
t4"thcr, one brother Robert /.
laines. of Caroline. and three sis
terS. Mrs. Taylor Lcfoe. of Caroline :.
Mrs. Max T.. Fisher ana Mrs James
III. Holloway. of Richmond Funeral
was held at bethesda Church. Caro-
line County. Saturday afternoon.
conducted by Rev. NJ. Luck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
500 BRITISH WOUNDED
ARE STILL IN HOSPITAL

LONDON. Oct. ALTHOUGH II Is
nearly four years since fighting in
the great war ceased. there are still
some $40 patients in special sur
gerry hospital in London with wounds
that refuse to heal.
Operations have been endured
pluckily. but without permanent sue
cess. Nearly all the cases arc those
OF fracture Of some kind or another.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Mrs. FL. r. Sanford

Funeral services for Mrs. H. r.
sanford who died NJ her home. $40
West Grace Street. Friday afternoon.
Viii he conducted from tho residence
this afternoon at o'clock Burial
vii no in Hollywood She was the
wife OF DR.. Fl. Il. Sanford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Wis. I,,,,i,, q. t:r,,,rcr

Funeral services for Miss Lillian
Garnett Grange. -. who died Friday
morning at her home. 1919 Stuart
Avenue. viii be conducted from
Grace Covenant Church this after
noon at o'clock. Burial will be
In Riverview.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
lows; Circle 3. with Mrs. t. C.

lows: Circle 8. with Mrs. T c.
Cunnin CHAM. 10 West Overlook
Road Tuesday az $3.50 r. NJ:
Circle 4. Mrs. J. y. Osborn, 2SQ4
fendall Avenue. Friday at i. NJ.
Circle ). with Mrs Ralph Drake. 2a2O
Garland Avenue. Tuesday at s p NJ:
circle &. Mrs Hunter Striking. 200
Lamb Avenue. Tuesday At l.. NJ:
Circle s, Mrs. II. G. Proctor. cilJ
Barton Avenue, Tuesday at $50
l.. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

Austin. Mrs. f. l.. Bowden. Miss
Nancy Ellen Watkins. and Ashby
and Charles Watkins. Tho funeral
VIII take place 1T o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from his residence. 40
North Thirty-hrst Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

and large staff of surgeons and
nurses is kept busy. Many Of the
present patients have been at work
but they returned to tho hospital for
attention because pieces of shrapncl
turned up in various parts Of their
bodies. and ihcac have Ia he removed
lost they cause trouble in anotohcr
limb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

schooner Rcportcd Anrc.
HALiFAN. y. s.. oct. IA SchoUn-
or ahre on the fishing banks 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

I axe Notice!!!!
The Word Has Conc Forth That
SiIiart's Dyspepsia Tablets Re-
E. mstatc You Al the I:anuIIotS.

All YOU Esssy, sour s'omachs who
fear to cat because from ariiity yur
suffer the 7ungs % indigestion, Let it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
NarioEa Circles Mccf.

Tho circles of tho Woman's Aux
il'ary, of Overlook Presbyterian
Church. Will meet this week as fol-
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Criticism OF Whitlock's ADVERTISING


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Misses and Women's Goats
SIS to $125
Presenting Many Copies of Imports

1t is the long slender line that makes the Goats
attractive Paris gains it by overlapping the Coat in
pce with fitting long skirt and blouse
back Just by following the dgniied straight silhouette
with roomy shoulders and sleeves and acrng fur col
lar These the prevailing be found among
our new Coats Fashioned of such soft and supple fabrics
Arrabella Nelverec, Corona Marvella Fashione
Polyanna and other wanted materials in all the desired
shades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
The Newest Dress Silhouettes
SIS, $35 Up to SIS

Reaching the height of fashion and quality and the lowest
level in prices these creations of fine
Poret Twill Tricotines, Canton Crepes Satn-F
Cantons OF particular interest the fascinating Coat
models, the chic blouse types the ever-appcaling
straigh-lne styles or circular skirt effects Some
have adopted touches of embroidery silk braid relieve
their severity of line All the wanted shades and sizes
for women and misses
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-06

was filled. No system of efficiency
could be Installed 10 prevent the In
dlyidnAl slip, An alarm clock that
failed 10 ring, telephone out ~ or
der. a letter misaddressed and thou
sands OF dollars OF time and overhead
went poun
The company's disaster was Mems
I good luck, for claymore. seeing her
\ lurking IN the background waiting
/ for instructions. called her over 10
him.
7 Everything was set for test and
he dismissed the rest OF the company
for an early lunch. while he sent
Mem through her paces again.
lie had n canvas partition drawn
round corner of the scene and
once more put Mem ~ bay against
wall with camera and n nest Of
llght machines loyeled NJ her.
She had spent the evening before
NJ mad spiritual gymnastics In the
bungalow. with her mother and Levs
MS audience and critics Clnymore
found that her soul was wnkening and
her limbs throwing on their inertia.
lIe set her problems in mental nrlth
motto like tutor coaching n back
ward pupil for an examination.
II WIS an exceedingly curious meth.
OF getting acquainted. Teacher and
student became as much involved In
each Others souls ns Abelard and
Hclolse at their first sessions.
when the star came back with her
hair appropriately Numbered. ironed
and crlmpod and the rest OF the com
pany gathered, Mem could zee that
clnymore gave up his tnsk with her
reluctantly. And that sent shaft
Of sweet fire through her heart
Late In the afternoon Caymore OF.
fered her n lit home in his automo.
bile. IL was quicker than the street
car, but II seemed FAR quicker than
that. They chattered volubly OF art
theories and practices. They did not
realize how long the ear stood in
front OF her bungalow before Mem
got out. or how long he waited after
she got out talking, talking. before
he bade her the final good night.
Her mother realized II. peerlng
through the curtains, and Leva ex-
claimed:
Good Lord The mink has the di.
rector eating out Of her hand already.
She'll get on
She said this to Mem when the girl
EtiUlt HkIpDluG INV wv b'ho't "i'
shocked her with glimpse Of how
their high spiritual relations looked
to the bystander
Leva taunted her all evening. and
the next morning called after, as she
set out to school.
Aren't you going TO take a biz red
apple 10 teacher?"
Mem took him two OF them In her
CRIMSON checks
She had met none OF that tradi.
tlonaI demand for her honor as an
fee to the art. Tirrey
had refused her fiat. Bermond had
not invited her to love him, and Clay.
more had talked nothing but art.
Yet Claymore occasionally gave her !.
a scene with an actor as a foil, |
talked TO her of the arts OF embrac. |
ing. kissing, fondllng, rebuking, ac-
,eptlng, denouncing, battling.
But sometimes he seemed to take /
more than a professional interest In
he demonstration. Sometimes he
lrew her arms about himself, and
she felt that even If he did not clench
Ter tight or hold her long, he wanted
o. ..sla
ITO Ba Continued Tomorr0w,)
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-06
Austrian Murder
Has Omaha Echo
Man Held Here as Highway
Robber Accused Of Slay.
ing Relative.

man was arrested by Detectives
Trap and MuSrh, while gambling
NJ 2Ii aouth Twelfth street, and
charged with highway robbery on in
formation furnished by y cripple 7s
years old, has been Hlto accused of
a murder IN AuAtrla Is years ago
The prisoner gave his name ~ Joe
Smith The cripple. Mike Volcr, rs
parnlyzed IN one leg, declared smiths
real name IL liultwlnb
Nolcr alleges smith seized him hy
the throh september 10 ~ he wa
seated NJ Eleventh and DouRna street,
chokcd hlm aud robbed him u 1880
II was then, Noicr said. that he rec
ognlaed him aa Rukwini They hao
Lived IN the Hame village IN Austia.
According 10 Noler'a charge. smirl
slew his own father In law by stabblng
him IN the abdomen with knlf
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-06
Lexington Swept
by Small Tornado

Lexington, Neb., Nov 5.-A tornado
hit Lexington Saturday at 5. il
dipped down in the southeast part OF
the city and the hay barn OF the
Farmers Elevator company. tearing
automobiles to pieces in its path.
The waiting shed OF the Union
Pacific was deposited on the main
tracks in a pile. ripping the block
signal towers down. Sheds OF the
Sheldon Lumber company were de.
stroyed and electric service was handi
capped
The path Of the storm was 100
yards wide. Union Pacific trains will
be delayed at Lexington until debris
is cleared from the tracks.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-11-06

Fifth district. Miss Martha Riley Of
Madison, is democratic candidate for
congress in the Fifth district
In North Dakota, Lynn J. Frazier,
recently recalled as governor, In run.
ming on the Nonpartisan ticket for
United States senator. while Il. A..
Nestos, who succeeded Frazier as gov.
ernor, liz candidate for the regular
gubernatorial election.
Fight In Nebraska.
Charles Pryan, brother OF William
Jennings Bryan, is the democratic
candidate for governor Of Nebraska,
while Senator Gilbert NJ Hitchcock
is being opposed for re election by X.
r. Howell, republican national com
mitteeman. Mrs. Il. Luella Barton.
prohibitlonist, is the only woman
candidate for congress. Soldiers
bonus and antipicketing laws are
among the issues to be voted on.
The Michigan campaign was virtu.
ally closed at Detroit today with ma
jor party candidates for senator and
governor all speaking there. Senator
Charles T. Townsend is being opposed
by Woodbridge N. Ferris. democrat.
and Governor Alex J. Groesbeck by
Alyah " Cummings. democrat
BY a strange combination OF cir
cumstances it is probable that Texas
voters win have only a blank under
the heading United States senator
and will be forced to write in the
name OF their choice. The name OF
George f.. b. Peddy. endorsed by the
independent democrats and the repub'
leans, has been barred from the bal.
lot because he was not nominated by
the republicans at regular party
as required by law.
series OF injunctlons On the grounds
of alleged excessive campaign expen-
ditures has kept the name OF Earle
b. Mayfield. the democratic primary
victor off the balloa, and 1t Is improb'
able that the case can be settled In
time to allow the county boards to
have the necessary printing done.