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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Preacher i'm His Bed
Officiates at Wedding

Bacyrus o. May ls-A bedside"
wedding occurred near here. The or.
der. however. was reversed. Instead
of the bride and groom being hedrid.
den il was the officiating clergyman.
Afflicted with rheumatism and too III
10 leave his bed, Rev Robert ].
Graetz, pastor Of the Martin Luther
church. four miles west OF Bueyrus.
nroppcd up With pillows united in
marriage his only daughter. Miss Anna
Roselle Graetz, and Frank Carl Mars.
elmer, chief clerk OF the Detroit Edi.
son company
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Mariner Reports Easter
Island Has Disappeared

Melbourne, Australia. May fs.-A
wireless message, apparently from a
vessel. has been picked up here stat.
ing that Easter island has disap.
peared.
Reports that Easter island had dis.
appeared have been prevalent since
the disastrous earthquake which shook
northern Chile last November. The
last definite report was made by the
captain Of a French merchant ship
who declared he found nothing but
water at the position given to the
island on his chart.
The population is about 200.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Sioux City Man
Finds Daughter
After IA Years
Trail From Orphanage 10
Salt Lake City and Back
10 Grand Island Brings
Reward TO Father.


Grand Island Neb, May 1S.--After
q search Of Il Years for his little
daughter, Pearl. who was last seen.
when she was years old, the efforts
of Charles Vance, cement contractor
OF Sioux City, Ia. were rewarded in
this city. when with the assistance
Of Sheriff Lorentzen. the girl was
located with her mother. who had re.
married and resides north of this city,
just over the Merriek county line.
Pearl is now 1e and the separation
from her father began II years ago.
when her parents We're divorced and
their. home broken up. Custody of
the child was given to the father but
a series of reverses. including a long
siege of sickness and financial mis-.
fortunes. forced him TO take his baby
TO a state institution for children at
Lincoln. From there, the child was
adopted by a family. who took her
to Salt Lake City. where she remained
until a few years ago.
Driving back through this locality
on their way to convention. the
foster parents We're prevailed upon to
leave the little girl with her real
mother. who had married a man by
the name Of Loey Buchanan. The
father received trace OF his daughter
through her foster parents Al Salt
Lake city. who informed him where
they had left the girl, and he came
TO Grand Island on the last lap OF his
long search for his missing daughter
The father and Sheriff Lorentzen
found the girl attending school
picnic from which she WAS broughs
to Grand Island.
Mistreatment az the Buchanan
home. as related in the girls story.
led Mr.. Vance to take the train for
Central City In an attempt TO gain
some measure OF restitution. Resi-.
dents OF the farming community who
were acquainted with the alleged
treatment which the girl had received
at the hands of her stepfather. We're
highly exercised over the affair and
were insisting that something be
done TO relieve the situation.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Des Moines Mystery Girl
Revealed as Dope Pcddlcr
By IntcrnntionaI News Service.


Des Moines. Ia. May 1S.-"Jennic
Doc" stylish fur robber. whose refus.
al to disclose her real name has been
mystery since Her arrest. was re
vealcd today as Hazel Morris. -
wanted at ST. Louis and Los Angeles
on dope peddling aud burglary
charges. The woman had enlisted
much public sympathy through the
hoax that she was conccaling her
identity to protect a fictitious hus.
band and infant byng in Dcs Mo.nes.
a male companion Of the woman es
capped when they were detected IN a
daring robbery ~ Il fur store here.
After her arrest Miss Doe main
tanned steady silence except for the
statement that she had a mother aud
baby here.
The woman was Identified as Hazel
Morris. alias Mabel Hooper. alias Be5
sic Peters. alias Mrs. j. II. Peterson.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Fifteen Foreigners Still
Held Captives by Bandits

Pekin. May lS.--The release OF NJ.
.. Borube lc-ves Il foreign captives
including six Americans. still in tho
hands of the bandits. according to a
list compiled at Shanghai for The As.
sociated Press from all available
sources. The list Is as follows:
Americans.
Maj. Roland w Plnger. United
States army ordinance department,
Manila; home, Berkeley, Cal.
Mai. Robert A. Allen. United tSates
army medical corps. Manila: home.
Tacoma, Wash.
Leon Friedman. Chicago. H., owner
of China Motors corporation. Shang-
hal.
jerome A. Hanloy. Ne wYork, en-
ployed by Fearon Daniel company.
Shanghai.
John b. Powell Hannibal. Mo,
owner and publisher Weekly Review.
Shanghai. and correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune.
Lee Solomon. San Francisco: Shang
hal agent OF the Block company,
san Francisco.
British.
Fred Elias. broker. Shanghai.
Edward Elias. his brother, broker
Shanghai.
Theodore saphiere. broker shang
hal.
Reginald II. sRowlatt, Birmingham.
England. manager Relss 4 Co, Tien
tsin.
w. Smith. Manchester. England.
French.
Emile Gensburger. broker shang.
hal.
Italian.
G. D. Musso. Rome. Shanghai law
YER. millionaire and adviser to the
chinese government.
Mexican.
Manuel \ Nerea manufacturer
Guadela jara. Mes.
Sonora Aerea his wife.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Red Cross Life Saving First
Prize Awarded Florida Girl

Washington. May ls.-Miss Mary
Buhner Of 81. Petersburg. Fla. the
srl who hraved an attack from a
giant barracuda IN hopeless efYere
10 rescue companion whose leg had
been sanpped OF by the msn-eatinS
terror of the sess-was the outs,snd.
ng heroine OF 1892.
This vas the Judgment today OF
he American Red Cross in awarding
her the Red Cross life saving first
prize OF $50. Miss Buhner. With
Dorothy MoCiatchie. was swimming a
mile on the piers Al ST. Petersburg on
June J.. 1929. when barracuda.
more dangerous than shark. at.
tackled Miss McCla;ohie.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Won Bohlen to Be
Taken to France
Sentences on Krupp Heads
Upheld by French Court
-Prussian to Die.

Dusseldorf, Nay ls.-The death sen.
fence upon Albert Sciilageter. the
former Prussian officer convicted OF
espionage and sabotage and accused OF
being n chief OF what the French call
the murder gang" was confirmed by
the revision court today. This was
the first deatl, sentence pronounced
since the occupation of the Ruhr. His
counsel will try to bring his case be-
fore the court Of cessation. il was an
nounced.
The sentences passei upon DR..
krupp Non Bohien. head ~ the krupp
works, confirmed today by the re
vision court was IL years in jail and
a fine OF 100 goo 900 marks. Directors
Hartwig and Oesterlin received iden;i.
cal sentences and Director Bruhn wa,
sentenced 20 10 years Imprisonment
and 100 600 600 600 marks fine. Su-
nerin;endent Gross Of the apprentice
department of the krupp works. was
given a 1o-year term.
The trouble az the. Krupp plant on
March 81. which led to The shooting
by the French resulted IN the deaths
Of li workers The directors viii be
transferred TO France.
The convicted men will be trans
ferred to prisons in France. While
their counsel appeals 10 the court OF
cessation.
The court granted a retrial TO Herr
Mueller. member Of the factory ceun.
ell OF the krupp works. who was con.
Yieted Al the same time as the krupu
directors and was sentenced 10 six
months IN jail The demand for the
retrial OF Or. krupp Non Bohlen and
the other krupp directors was based
on II counts, the principal one being
the argument that the court at Wer.
den which tried thcm was ncompe-
tent as the occupation of the Ruhr
vas Illegal under the treaty Of Yer.
saillcs.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Ak Rodeo King Asks Barney Google
toCome to Omaha to Escape His Wife

Charlie Gardner. the rodeo king If
Ak sar'Ben. is ordinarily 2 peaceful,
deeorous, family loving man.
But Yesterday he assumed the role
Of an arch.eonspirator engaged In a
nefarlous plot to aid ana ahct wife.
deserter In his efforts 81 escape
his spouse.
Immediately after breakfast yeslet
Gardner seized his copy ~ The omaha
Bee aud fevcrshly turned the pages
untll he found tho daily chronicle oi
the adventures of Barney Google
md that skate Of skates. sparkplus
1ben suddenly light OF fendish dc
light glowed In his eyes as he read os
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
France Bares Her
fangs at Opportunity.

Did France make a fatal mistake
in refusing Germany's last repara-
tions offer? Did she snap IN the
face OF opportunity? That's the po.
sition David Lloyd George. former
premier Of England, takes in a spo-
clal cable dispatch which will APP
pear in The Omaha Sunday Bee. II
may eventually mean war. the ex-
premier declares. An article of
worldwide importance that should
interest everyone.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Ultiinlatupn
by Bancss )
Threaten TO Kill Capli,es, H.
Guiding Americans and Brit.
ish, Unless Troops Are
Withdrawn by Tuesday.
Situation Is More Serious

Tsao-Chwang, China, May 1S.-If
the Chinese troops surrounding the
bandit headquarters at Taotzuku. in
the mountains of southern Shantung,
are not withdrawn by Tuesday the
American and British captives will
be shot.
This ultimatum was brought here
tonight by Oliver Berube. a French
man. paroled for the second time by
the bandits to carry their ultimatum.
Berube declared he was convinced
that the bandits mean to carry out
their threat and left Immediately by
special train for Pekin to carry direct
to the president of China the terms
OF the bandits.
Face Serious Situation.
Letters from the various captiycs
brought out by Bcrube plead with
their friends to do their utmost by
urgent cable to impress upon the gov.
ernments at Washington and London
the seriousness OF the situation they
face.
The following eaptiycs arc listed TO
pf SiifN II tic dif iAbl ApiI'
piled with. according to Berube:
Lee G. Solomon. j. E. Powell. Maj
Roland Pingecr, Maj Robert Allen,
Leon Friedman. Frederick and
Edward Elias, Theodore saphicre and
K. II. T.owlatt.
Lives OF All Endangered.
The fullest pressure must be
brought TO bear TO bring about their
release, the captlyes said in their
letters. all emphazing the utmost
seriousness of the situation.
The Pekin government representa-
tives on the scene are pickering and
quarrelling among themselves over
who shall have the eredit of bringing
about the release of the prisoners,
endangering the lives Of all who are
held
Despite tie protests Of foreign
consuls and others on the relief train
here. the Chinese soldiers still sur
round the bandit headquarters and
TO all appearance here the negotia-
tons have completely broken down.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19

Barney GOGGLES frantic efforts TO
avoid his wife
Why not - he asked himself as
he dashod FOR a telegraph office. This
is the wire he sent To barney.
Come 10 Omaha at once Police
Commissioner Butler IS bachelor an1
guarantees protection from YOUR
sweet woman charlie Irwin offers
ia lei sparkN bunk with Nhadane in
tho bridal suite OF Stehle No Alsa
have hfibod the Humane society. ~
you need have no fear ON this score
Nire answer
Noa Gardner is lmpatiently wait
ms for an ansMsg.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
l. 5. and British Consuls
Withdraw From Nladivostok

Toxic. May is.-S. rinkney Tuck
American consul st NladlVestok. and
q. + Patton, acting consul there Tor
Great Britain. arrived today AZ
Tsar0ga, Japan. after having closed
their offices in the siberian port IN.
DER instructions from their govern.
menis The Japanese consulate sl
NladiVostok is being Kept open TEN.
nertrhy IN the hope that arrange.
menis 10 continue japanese rcpreSen.
tation there may arise ont Of III.
Negotiations now going on between
Nlscoupt Goto aud Adolph Jelfe,
soviet representative.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
.62 Bodies
Buried in
Grave
Explosion Turns Flimsy
Wooden Structure Into In
ferno-Scores Trampled
in Mad Rush for Exits.
Many Dead Are Children

Camden, S. C.. May 18.-Bathed In
the glory of setting South Carolina
sun. So bodies were placed, late today,
in one big grave in Beulah Methods
church yard. Three thousand South
Carolinanians. led by Gov. Thomas
/ G. Mcleod. gathered from all parts of
/ the state to pay a last tribute to
those who perished when the Cleye-
land schoolhouse was burned Thurs
day night, stood with barred heads
throughout the brief, simple funeral
service.
The bodies were those out Of the
at least rs dead which could not be
identified. They were buried within
few hundred yards of the spot
where, Thursday night, they had
gathered for the commencement ex-
ercises OF the community school. An
oil lamp which fell from its hanger
on the ceiling over the auditorium
stage turned the little country school
into a funeral prye.
BY international News Service.
Camden. s C. May 1s.-sevenfv-
six persons. many Of them school
/ children. lost their lives last night
in a ghastly tragic fire which swept
through a country school house SIX
miles south OF here.
They were burned. suffocated and
tTampled 10 death in a mad, terrified
scramble for the one exit which led
from the top floor OF the flinsy
wooden structure.
Perhaps score Of others are so
badly burned they may die. and many
who were successful in their half
frenzied dash for the stairway are
suffering from injuries OF varying de-
grees Of seriousness.
The terrible tragedy occurred al
what Is known as the Cleveland
school. Those who escaped told today
the horrible details Of a night OF
terror.
Between 150 and 200 persons were
gathered in the school house for grad
uation exercises. The school house Is
OF the old fashioned country wood
type. with a stairway in the rear and
lighted by kerosene lamps. Il is 10.
Gated in a comparatively isolated
community with no other houses or
buildings nearby.
The audience was made UP Of
fathers. mothers and children. the
latter dressed in their Sunday best
for the biggest community event Of the
year.
A Terrific Explosion.
About 1850 p. N. after most OF the
exercises had been completed, and as
the superintendent OF schools was
presenting the ribbon bound diplomas
10 the graduates Of the Eighth grade.
there was a terrific explosion. Il
came frum a smoky kerosene lamp.
swinging in the rear Of the hall from
the ceiling.
Burning oil was scattered over the
entire hack part OF the big square
room and flames appeared instanta.
neously catching readily al the dry
wood
The only staircase was in the rear.
and almost before those in the room
realized what had happened. escape
was virtually cut off The flames i'm.
medately surrounded the staircase.
Those ii the rear OF the room
dashed through the binding smoke
and jumped from the windows-ft
vas only the second foor-to safety
below
Those behind. nearest the platform
Turn TO Fsg~ Tive. Column Tvoa
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Bankers Threaten Action
10 Dust Pigglv Wigglv Head

Memphis, Tenn. May iS.-Clarence
Saunders. Piggly WHISKY president.
this afternoon announced that hanks
outside OF Memphis had refused TO
grant time extensions on his notes
and threatered 70 bring injunction
proceedings 10 stop his operation of
the company and depose him as
president by attaching his stock.
Rather than lose The fight at this
stage, will remain as president "
the Piggly Wisely without taking a
penny for my services. he said.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Reds Blame Switzerland.

Muscow. May lS.-A Russian soviet
note sent by Foreign Minister Tehit-
holds that government responsible for
the recent assassination at Lausanne
II N. Noruesky. soviet representative
There. through The alleged negligence
of the Swiss officials to guard him.
The Tcniichcfin note asks an in.
vestigation of the circumstances OF
the crime The dismissal ~ the en-.
loves 1t charges with negligence. and
a prompt and speedy trial pf the as.
aasins
The note also protests he refusal
Of the Swiss 10 grant diplomatic
courier privileges t. the Russian dele.
gstion at Lausanne,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Texas Towns Covered
by Three Feet Of Water

Beaumont, Tex, May 1S.-Three
feet of water covered Beaumont and
Port Arthur. near here. this afternoon
with the depth being steadily increased
by torrential rains which had fallen
for five continuous hours. With a
few exceptions the entire business dis
trict here covering 20 blocks was un-
der water. 1t was estimated damage
TO business houses and other prop
erty would run into thousands Of
dollars
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Former Wireless Official
Found Dead i'm His Room

san Francisco. May lS.-1loward
Needer, former vice president OF the
Federal Wireless Telegraph company,
was found dead IN his room In the
Bohemian club here Thursday night
lie had been III for two years when
he was forced TO retire from active
business
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
1000. 900 Russians Died
of Typhus Since Year 1918

Washington, May is.-Between
1000 900 and 1909 600 persons have
died Of typhus in Russia. since 1918.
Dr.. Ludwik Rajchman. director of
the health section Of the league OF ma.
social work last night. adding that
while typhus is waning with improve
ment in the economic situation. new
epidemic Of dangerous malaria Is
sweeping the nation.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Freight Rates Reduced
on Clay Products in Iowa

dos Moines, May IS. - 4 reduction
II freight rates in Iowa Ion brick,
tile and other clay products is or.
dcred 10 become effective June 20. IN
q new schedule by the state railroad
commission. The reduction. the com
mission estimates. viii mean n say.
~ Of Thousands OF dollars a year TO
shippers and builders
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19

He flew right at him and bit him
on the thumb. And who is Wee
Wee? Why that's Mrs. Stephen
Leacock's pet poodle. Probably Mr..
Leacock will lose some of his popu-
larity with Mrs. Leacock. but read
ers OF the magazine section will en-
joy many chuckles from the Lea
cock essaY on NV WIGS Dog
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Bcggars Hold Convention
at Riga; Organization

Paris, May lS.--Riga dispatches tell
Of the convoning there OF all the
Polish aud Lithuanian beggars. who
have formed a union.
Two resolutions were passed By The
beggars' congtess.
!. Limitation Of "heais' Eegga"s
established In other Polish cities musi
not 20 TO Warsaw. and vice versa.
.. No sratuity less than 20 marks
TO be accepted by any member OF tn,
union.
Pariaian bcggars arc reported to be
considering following suit.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
New York Financier Gets
Second Poison Pen Letter

New York. May 1S.-Allan \. Ryan,
Wall street financier. recently re.
ceived another poison pen letter. II
was disclosed today. when he and
Nathan Bufkan. counsel for George
Maxwell whom Ryan accused of
generating the shower ot Ia letters
alleged 10 have broken up many
homes. met by acciednt at The district
attorneys office.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19

Santa Rosa. Cal. May 1S.-Santa
Rosa's tribute 10 Luther Burbank
the plant wizard" the Luther Bur.
bank. Golden Jubilee began here to.
day and will end Sunday. A pageant.
Under Five Flags, depicting the
history OF Sonoma county since 1911.
was presented. r he rose carnival VIII
be celebrated Friday.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
II Doesn't Pay to
Be Too Modest These DAYS.

OF course, if you're a rich young
girl that's different. So declares
Abe Martin in his quaint combina-
ton of philosophy and humor. Git
tin Before tn People is quite an
art these days and Abe's soliloquy
ON this interesting subject will give
YOU an enjoyable five minutes. In
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Interesting Scenes
in Colon on The I,tllmlIs.

4 page of pictures taken in Colon.
Panama. by Louis r. Bostwick. the
Omaha photographer In the roto.
gravure section--the only roto-
gravue published in Nebraska
which also contains three other
pages Of pictures from all over the
world
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
In the Omaha
Sunday Bee
She Refused Him,
Then Wired Him to Come.

lie loved her deeply. but she
would not listen. Then suddenly.
that urged him to hasten to her
side. Melville Davisson Post is the
author who has taken. this situation
and deftly woven a story Of COM
pellins interest. You will find it in
ma zinc caafinH
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19

Moscow, MaN iN--.Nnhough the
British mission states that no etficidl
instructions - leave Moscow had
been received up TO noon todpy, a
number ~ British SUBJECTS have b,cn
asked h, the mission 10 be prerai ed to
leave on short notice.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Does the Head Waiter
Give You a Clammy Stare.

restaurant? Does the headwaiter
greet YOU by name or does he wrap
himself within a blanket Of haughti-
ness? 1t all depends upon your
banliroll and your willingness to
spend it. according 10 o. o. Nc
1ntyre. who describes a few Head
walters | Have Met" in an anus
ing storY in the magazine section.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
rs KILLED IN SCHOOL HOUSE FIRE
Omaha Soldiers Aid
~ Ns Commencement
patch to The Omaha Bee.

-
e Neb.. May 1s-Maj. Casper
- !. with a command of more than
u soldiers from Fort Omaha and
Fort Crook. Is camping at Stella to-
night on a hike to Fort Leayenworth.
They have covered so miles and ex-
pectto finish the remaining 10 miles
May %.
This has been like a gala day in
Stella and the town is lively incident
to the closing of school festivities, TO
which is added the presence Of SO
many soldiers.
Grover c. Kinney, second lieuten-
ant of infantry with the command.
spoke this evening at high school
commencement in the opera house on
the subject: What the Citizens
Training Camp Is" The band from
Fort Crook played at commencement
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Mr.. Vanderbilt .
Leaves the Girls Behind.

How his mothers fondly hopes
he'll come back from his world
tour to lay his heart at the feet of
one of Is fashionable society buds.
\ large field TO choose from. but the
Nanderbilts have always been care
full in their choices. An illustrated
storY in the magazine section
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
10 Brazilian Rebels Slain

bucnos Airos. MAY lS-oDe hua.
dred Brazilian rebels were killed Snt
many wounded in retreat hefo .
state troops In RIO Grsnds ne Sui
near bagc Yesterday. according 10 =
dispatch The government forces
sustained small lesScs, the dispstri,
said
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
British Mission Ready
to Quit Soviet Capital

Moscow MAY Is. - The British mis-.
sion in Moscow. while sun without d..
rect orders to leave, began packing
up this afternoon In readiness Ia de.
part fer Riga
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Assistant Secretary Named.

Des Moines, May disappointment
of Mark Thorburg OF Enmcttsbnrg as
assistant secretary Of agriculture, was
announced by the Joint retrenchment
and reform committee
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
Beautiful Model
Weds Millionaire's Son.

Why Harold L. Kingsland. scion
of millions, is so sure he could find
no loyelier bride nor one better fitted
10 shine in the smart set than the
mysterious IIebe. the most beauti
full of fashion models. An illustrated
story In, tho mn. zit1p Saatinn
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-05-19
The Weather

- N - heAfs ending ! =. IN. MsN Il
Mi. femrreature.
AiN hest -. lowest. a.
Relative Humidity. rereentsse.
nis So nenn tt A. fn -
free.tuatton, Inches and Hundrrslth.
fotRi SINE January "a def7efnnrv