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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-11

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-11

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-11

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de San Juan, Tetuan 21.-AdVts
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-11

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-11

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-11

LA CRECk, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-11

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-11

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The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Souder Jury Chosen More
Rapidly Then Expected

North Platte. Neh.. Dec. s.--The
second day OF the $. NJ. Souder arson
case opened. today with the attorneys
stlll working upon the selection OF
the jury. The work has progressed
well and attorneys declare a jury
win be chosen by this evening.
Up 10 noon today hut II jurors had
been disqualified for cause. Frank
Rochus was replaced by l.. G. Mitchell
of Stapleton. ]. w. Wiedmann was
replaced by Joe Schopp OF Maxwell,
Grant Mcneil was replaced by c..
Gutherless OF North Platte. and n.
SappeIgate OF Sutherland was re.
placed by Spence Wood. merchant Of
Wallace. The prospective jury stood
as follows at noon: l. c. Mitchell.
Spence Wood. G.. Gutherless. Joe
Sohopp. Gus T.. Hasse. w. A. Ander.
son. Fred Swanson, Frank o'Donald.
Charles Sanders. John Witt. A. II,
Leavitt and Sam Camhlin.
In the examination this morning.
most OF the jurors declared that they
had heard considerable about the case
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Fake Oil Stock
Statesmen Here
Assistant Attorney G eneral
Warns Omahans of AL.
: legged Operations.

7. J. Mcclure, assistant attorney
general, Saturday issued warning
to Omahans to beware Of fake oil
stock statesmen who are active in the
city.
They are canvassing among work
ing girls and laborers. according to
Mr.. Mcclure, exhibiting glowing
prospectuses OF their alleged prop
critics. with photographs. and selling
lots on the instillment plan, ac-
cepting a down payment.
These statesmen are not equipped
with licenses from the blue sky de-
partment. as required by law, ac-
cording to Mr.. Mcclure.
Police have been asked to appre.
hend them. and II caught. they will
be prosecuted.
I'm the meantime" Mr.. Mcclure
said. st may save Omaha a lot OF
money to spread broadcast the fact
that fake stock statesmen are at work.
statesmen of legitimate enterprises
will have no difficulty in establishing
their Identity
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
WHERE TO FIND
The big Features Of
THE SUNDAY BEE

PART ONE.
Page s--EditoriaI.
Page e-Week's Radio Programs.
PAGE ff-Book Reviews.
PART TWO.
Pages /, . and 3--sports, Including
The Omaha bees hll-state nlrh
Page t-Automobile section.
Page 5--Nnrkets,
Page. 7-rieture In Cartoon Title Con-
Pages 8 aud o--CIasslfled Advertising.
PART THREE.
Page S--"Married Life Of Helen and
Page 7--shopping with Polly,
Pages n and n--Noyies and Music.
Page I0--Amusemcuts.
Pag. fI--Word Picture of lloyd
George aud Ills nissrming Smile.
%enssn,nens." bs I 3. O. H, Meins,rs. ="
Page is-Mnrk sullivan Tells About
Hiram John-on's Political Cam
PART FOUR.
rour Pages Of Most Popular Comics.
MAGAZINE SECTION.
Pages and s---''A Desert Bubai,at."
story by Arthur Irain.
Page 3--Seoond Article by Gertrude
forum on love. Marriage s"d The
Modern Nomnnl Abe Martin. "On
Our hank Cashier NarRiitN."
Pages Z aud B--Stur, of euird French
Actress Change uf 1trprf Toward
Rival Tor Husbands Affection After
tti- Duel
Page. aud 7--iisnp, hand for Kid
dfs@.
rar. s--rashion Fanny.
AItOGKANtRE SECTION.
Faye WINNING Pictures In The
om.hn Bees Amateur Photograph
faHes =, =, aud 1=-inirrentinr rea-
pie snd Unusual seenes In Worlds
News,
Pages I and h--t,randeis stores Ad-
,ertisinr spread.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Former Omahan.
Rich Ranchman.
Jailed and Fined
Sheldon Bayright Given Larg.
est Lincoln County Penal
fy for Violation of
Liquor Laws.

North Platte, Neb. Dec. s.-Shei-
don Bayrigh;. wealthy rancher. for
merfy OF Omaha, living northwest OF
Sutherland. was sentenced this noon
in district court for possession of four
stills. He was fined s1So0 and sem
fenced TO 20 days in the county Jail
He was given until this evening 10
deliver himself into the custody Of
Sheriff Berthe to start his sentence
and serve until the fine is paid.
Bayright was arrested last year
upon the charge Of having four stills
in his possession. two OF which were
in operation when the authorities
raidesl his ranch home. Bayrigi1t was
brought before the federal court and
his trial was indefinitely postponed.
No action was taken upon his case
until the grand jury met this fall
and an indictment was returned
against him.
He appeared in district court late
Monday and pleaded guilty TO the
charge and was given his sentence to-
day noon. This IS the largest fine
for liquor law violation which Judge
Teweli had handed down In Lincoln
county. The second largest fine
being $1,000. and 90 days when
Charles Shaffer was found guilty by
a jury. Shaffer appealed his case
to the state supreme court. this was
argued Thursday in the state court
and no decision has as yet been re-
ceiVed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Divorce Is
Followed
by Big Suit
Chicken Dinner King of Mil.
lard Hopes to Collect
From Owner of Fill
ing Station.
Says Wife Was "Stolen !"

The former wife of Louis Schmidt
OF Millard is the cause of a $25. 900
alienation of affections suit filed
in district court late yesterday by
Schmidt against John Peters. also of
Millard
on the main corner of Millard. Hun
Ftreds Of Omahans have eaten chicken
dinners, for which the place was
famed.
Across the street. Peters conducted
hardware store and filling station.
Peters liked chicken and came often
TO the chicken palace. According to the
petition filed by Sehmidt's attorney,
Peters would signal to Mrs. Schmidt
by code from the filling station and
hardware store across the street, and
finally. after weeks of pursuit. gained
the confidence of Mrs. Schmidt and
carried his attentions into her home.
Their actions became. the talk of
the town, the petition says. Once. 1t
is alleged. Peters and Schmidt's wife
were found together at an Omaha
hotel.
The attentions OF Peters became
still more marked. He bribed EN-.
ployes of the chicken palace to ST.
lence, the petition states.
He took the wedding ring given
Mrs. Schmidt by her husband and re.
placed it with a more expensive one.
Peters is a church member and
head of family, Lones says.
Schmidt obtained divorce from
his wife. Lottie. last October. She
now is in Omaha.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Admits He Set Fire
to Buildings in Iowa

New York, Dec. s.-Poiice OF eight
western cities were requested by the
New York police today to investigate
IN alleged confession by Edward
Schlott, arrested here last night. that
he had fired roomlng houses and ho-
tells in each of them during the past
nine years.
Sehlott started his fire bug activi-
ties in Kansas City. Kan. In 1914. the
alleged confession recited. In 1915
he confessed he fired buildings in
Cedar Rapids, Des Moincs and Terre
Haute. In 1920. said the confession.
Schlott started fires in Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Dayton. Toledo and De
troit.
Schlott attributed his curious ca
reer to an unfortunate love affair OF
90 years ago which caused him to
join the army. While enlisted. be
said. he was struck over the head
with an iron bar and had never fully
recovered.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Husband Admits
He Decapitated
Wife: Hid Baby
Wealthy Milwaukee Real Es
tate Mans Arrest Results
From Sister.in-Law's
Recital of Troubles.

Milwaukee. Wis. Dec. s.-The stoi-
oism he maintained through the girls
ly ordeal OF unearthing the headless
and naked body OF his wife. Mrs. Ora
Tompklns. from its secret grave in
the Lions Den ravlne. deserted +.
Ray Tompkins this evening.
After protesting his innocence for
IL hours. the wealthy real estate
operator and former normal school
instructor broke under the griiling OF
District Attorney George Shangh-
messy and admitted that he hacked
his wife's head from her body last
Thursday. burned the head in FUR.
mace. bundled The body into his new
automobile and drove II To the lonely
spot where 1t was buried.
a first degree murder warrant was
served on Tompkins shortly before
he confessed. Under Wisconsin law.
no regular grand jury sessions are
held and the accused man will be
given his preliminary hearing in cir
cut court without waiting for an In
dictment.
The ghastly discovery of Mrs. Tom
kins body on a country estate 20
miles north Of Milwaukee, resulted
from tho recital to Chicago police
by the slain woman's sister Of a
tangled story OF domestic trouble. in
fidelity and threats of death.
Mrs. Victor Rubin. the sister. de-
elared her belief that Tompkins had
murdered his wife. as he had threat.
ened To do. and even said the hus.
band had declared in advance where
he would conceal the body.
Aided by Jacob Donges. millionaire
owner of the estate on which Lion s
Den rayine is situated. Sheriff Phil
Westphal took Tompkins TO the grave
and forced him TO recover the body.
Despite the growing evidence
against him. Tompkins persisted In
his pose of innocence until tho muir
der warrant had been served.
Mrs. Rubin told police that another
sister. Mrs. VIII c. Conrad. has told
her OF many threats against Mrs.
Tompkins' life by her husband.
"Their domestic difficulties had
stretched over many years. lie
wanted 10 get "A divorce, but didn't
want her 90 start any action. lie
was intensely fond OF the company
II women"
officers tonight continued their In.
vostlgation OF Tompkins' friendship
with Miss Florence Wittmeyer. form
erly q teacher at Milwaukee normal
hool, Hhcn Tompkins was a mem.
hcr OF tho faculty there. She Is now
employed by a Milwaukee lowolry
store. police said.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Motorist Freed Of
Death Of Student

Lincoln, Dec. s.-Harvey II. Ketel.
hut was freed today Of manslaughter
in connection with the death of BERTHE
Meier, student at the University of
Nebraska. in an auto accident here.
ketelhut was freed OF the charge when
District Judge W. E. Stewart sus.
tanned a demurred TO the complaint
eontending that the complaint failed
TO specifically charge the crime.
Miss Meier and another university
coed were on their way 10 a show
when they We're struck by Ketelhut' 8
car. Miss Meier died from injuries
the next day. Ketelhut had just driv-
en- from an OF station when the aeoi-
dent happened and declared that he
was driving slowly at the time. A
coroner's jury, however, held him re.
sponsible for the crime and tho coun-
ty attorney filed a complaint.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Governor Bryan
Advised He Can
Remove Sheriff
Chief Executive Has Power
to Act in Cass County, Let
ter From Attorney Gen.
eral Says.
BY Associated Press.

Lincoln, Dec. S.-Answering Gov
ernor Bryan's request for a re-
sumo OF his powers as applied to the
removal OF Sheriff Quinton of cass
county. Attorney General o. S. Spill
man today informed the chief execu-
tive in letter. that 1t was within
his power to suspend the sheriff and
to ask the attorney general to start
quo warranto proceedings.
This department stands ready TO
proceed at your pleasure" the letter
reads.
Mr.. Spiliman advises that II Gov
ernor Bryan finds evidence sufficient
to warrant suspension OF the Cass
county official. he should notify the
county board Of the suspension. and
II the chief executive desires said
board to appoint a temporary sheriff
the board would have authority to
make the appointment.
The letter concludes with instruc-
tons regarding the governors power
to order the attorney general TO file
quo warranto proceedings against the
sheriff
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
DR.. Criggs Will Lecture
i'm Central High School

A free lecture. open 10 the public.
will be given in Central High school
auditorium Thursday evening at 8
by DIR. William Howard Griggs,
under the auspices OF the Omaha
School Forum.
He is one of the best known men
in his field In this country. His sub
Ject will be Lights and Shadows OF
the Present Age"
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09

counted measure before they started
to play and then proceeded without
any mistakes.
Sammy was so worried about the
musical technique OF Charles that
when Charlie. was expected to come
out strong on a certain measure
Sammy gave him an awful nudge.
Charles resented it, but kept ON play
ing. Even after the boys had COM
pleted their part OF the recital they
felt that the success Of the whole
affair was upon their shoulders"
Heaying a big sigh when their part
OF the recital was over, the boys re-
mained in the room TO see what the
other children could do, said Mrs.
Richardson.
When the boys were asked II they
liked music. hey all twisted their
feet. voiced a loud "aw." and ran
off TO play In their cave in the yard.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09

The boys were upset because. in
order TO practice, they gave up their
Thanksgiving vacation" said Mrs.
Richardson.
They spent many hours at the
piano. counting and marking time.
They would disagree at times, as all
musicians do. and nudge each other
with their elbows IL mistake was
made. They played from memory
The musical offering was An
dante" by Hayden and was arranged
In tho three parts By Mrs. Edith
Wagner. their teacher.
1T was a great occasion for the
boys" said Mrs. c. w. Axtell, presi.
dent OF the club.
Each boy thought he had the
responsibility Of the three. They en-
tered the room. rnade a stiff bow and
marched over to the piano. They
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Girl, Going COP. Meet
to Doomed Slated for
Father, Dies Cleveland d
Treasurer of Republican Con-
vention Advises Chicago
Men TO Quit Efforts to
Land Convention.
Coolidge Directs Choice

Chicago, Dec. S.-Declaring that the
Coolidge campaign management had
requested that the 1924 republican ma.
tional convention be held in Cleveland
Fred w. Upham, In a telegram to
John Burke of the Congress hotel, to
day advised the Chicago hotel men s
delegation that expected TO go to
Washington to contend for the con.
vention next week, not to make the
trip.
Mr.. Upham. treasurer of the repub'
liean national committee, who is In
Washington. where meeting is to
be held next week to determine the
convention, advised the Chicago Hotel
association mot to waste time coming
to the committee meeting" as the
Coolidge management has requested
Chicago to withdraw as they wish the
convention held in Cleveland"
Washington. Dec. S.-Announce-
ment that the invitation from Chi
cago for the republican national con-
vention of 1924 to be held in that
city would be withdrawn was made
here tonight by Fred w. Upham.
treasurer OF the republican national
committee.
The responsible administration
leaders desired the convention to be
held in Cleveland, Mr.. Upham add
ed.
The announcement by Mr.. Upham.
who came here today with delega-
ton of Chicago business men to urge
Chicago's claims for the convention.
was said by republican leaders vir-
tually to have assured the selection
of Cleveland as the convention city.
Representative Burton OF Ohio.
leader among those urging the selec-
ton of Cleveland. when advised of
the withdrawal OF Chicago, said this
meant definitely that the convention
would go 20 the Ohio atty.
s Vow we will go 90 work." Mr..
Burton said. "and with the Cleve-
land spirit. make arrangements to
insure the comfort and satisfaction
OF the delegates. Il will be Cieve-
lands first big convention and Cleve-
land will do IL right"
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Public Sick Of Hokum
Films, Says Elinor Clyn

New York. Dec 8.-The American
public is sick of hokum in films,
Elinor Glyn, novelist. declared today
on sailing on the Aquitania for Eng.
land.
'"The public" she Said. lis sick to
death OF hokum presented in many
of the films. AS long as motion pic
lures are produced truthfully and
tleanly the producers will prosper.
II the producers continue to deal out
hunk and hokum there will be many
bankruptcies in the film industry in
the near future"
Mrs. Glyn denied that film stars
led easy lives and declared they often
worked harder than ordinary bust.
ness folk.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09

Music has such charm that 1t will
place three little boys at one piano
to perform in a recital before more
than so children and number Of
fond parents. This unusual perform
ance took place last Saturday at
meeting Of the Junior Musical at the
Forrest Richardson home, 5215 Web
ster street with Charles Richardson,
Billy Hamilton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Hamilton. 49o2 Capitol avenue.
and Sam Hees. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Rees. jr.. 5165 Leayenworth
street.
The three boys who had been
students at the piano for two months.
are now eligible to the musical club.
since they have played In public
once. 1t was great task. said their
mothers. but the boys managed to see
1t through. They are all years old
and pupils at the Dundee school.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
"Ioipa Hobo" Held at
Fails City Is Freed

Falls CITY. Neh.. Dec. s.--Rurt
Blunt, giving nes Molnes and AmeS,
Ia. as his homie cities, was released
today after his arrest yesterday as n
suspicious character.
Blunt arrived In Fails city in a
freight car and carried a grip filled
with Liberty bonds. travellers checks
and greenhacks
When no bank robberics or express
hoidups were reported, the police re.
leased Blunt, Blunt declared he was
"bnmming his way through tho
country 10 save transportation ex.
psnsef.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Wish of Elizabeth Satterfield
That Life End Before Exc.
cution of Parent for Muir
der Is Granted.
News Unnerves Father

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Dec. S.-Death
today interrupted the plans of Miss
Elizabeth Satterfield to see her father
before he pays with his life for the
murder of his brother-inlaw at At
lanta, Ga. Miss Satterfield, returning
home from Los Angeles, Cal, died To-
day from the effects Of poison taken n
few weeks ago in Los Angeles. At
the time she took poison she declared
she wanted to die before her father
was executed.
Her wish at that time was unful
filled as Los Angeles physicians sue.
ceeded in saving her life. She then
undertook the journey homeward in
an effort to make a personal appeal to
the governor to save the life of her
father She was stricken here. how
ever. as a result of the poison and had
been confined in a hospital for nearly
a week.
Atlanta, Ca, Dec. S.-J. b. Satter-
field, convicted slayer of his brother
in-law, r. ii. Hart. and under SEN
tence to hang. became unnerved In
his cell here today when he was in
formed by his attorney that his daugh.
ter Elizabeth Satterfield. had died at
Albuquerque. n. NJ. while en- route TO
Atlanta to be with him.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Charges Heard.

Further hearing OF the charges
against Detective Joe Zich, filed by
Frank Alex. 4615 South Thirty-second
street. was given by the city council
Saturday. but action in the mat.
ter was deferred until the return OF
Police Commissioner Henry w. Dunn.
who is out of the city.
Alex alleged that Zich struck him
while both were In a soft drink parlor
at 1927 South Thirty-third street.
zich declared that Alex became
abusive and called him names.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Uncle Sam Signs Trade
Treaty With Germany
By International News Service.

washington. Dec. S.---A new treaty
Of commerce. friendship and consular
relationships between the United
States and Germany was signed here
this afternoon. Secretary OF State
Hughes signed for this government
and Ambassador wiedfeldt for Ger
many. The treaty is similar to those
which exist between the United States
and many other countries.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Still Untouched
Oil Land in u. S.

Washington. Dec. S.-Althougil the
United States may count in the fu-
ture on oil fields not yet discovered.
in the opinion OF David White,
geological survey expert. It will begin
to depend within the next five years
for part OF Its supply upon imports
from irregularly increasing foreign
fields. or upon oil shaIe.
Mr.. White, testifying yesterday in
the senate public lands committees
inquiry into the leasing of naval oil
reserves declar red. however. that his
prediction was necessarily more OF
a prophecy than an estimate" He
was emphatic in his statement that
all the oil fields in the United States
have not been discovered.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Clarinda Organizes
for Chicken Thieves

Special Dispatch TO The Omaha Bee.
clarinda, Ia. Dec. S.--Action has
been taken by the Page county farm.
bureau by which an organization VIII
be perfected in each township OF the
county to abolish chicken stealing.
The mysterious disappearance of
large flocks IS becoming common.
The workers In each township will
guarantee $3.50. raised in that town.
ship to be used in paying rewards
for the conviction Of chicken thieves.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Father Shot by Son
Is Now Recovering

Shenandoah. Ia. Dec. S.-Bert
Carmichael farmer In Hand hospital
suffering from gunshot wounds in.
flieted by his son. Claude Carmichael.
Is doing nicely again following a re.
lapse
His physicians say his condition Is
normal and that he will soon be able
10 leave the hospital where he has
been for month.
The son Is serving a 5o-year sen.
tence in prison for the shooting.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Another General Joins
Revolution in Mexico

San Anton.a, Tex. Dec. s.--General
Estrada has revolted against the Obre'
gon government with two Of the
four regiments at Guadaiajara City,
according to n telegram received by
Consul General Alejardro Lubbert of
this city from the acting secretary
OF foreign relations at Mexico City.
The other two regiments remained
loyal. according to the telegram. The
telegram stated that General Figue-
roa has surrendered I'm the state OF
Guerrero. He had been In revolt.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
J. S Fishing Vessels Are
Barred by Canadian Ports

Washington. Dec. S.-The Canadian
government today notified the United
States that fishing vessels would not
be permitted 10 enter Canadian ports
after December 81. except for shelter
from storms or in like emergency.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Beatrice kiwanis Club
Entertains for Wives

Beatrice. Neb., Dee. S-Members
Of tho kiwanis club were hosts to
their wives at banquet at tho Y.
w c. a. Tho men furnished the food
and their wives entertainment. The
committee in charge OF the entertain.
mont consisted Of Mrs. c. A. Spell.
man. Mrs. {. r. Fail. Mrs. +. ".
Buckley. Mrs. J. {. nouthitt.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Seven Die in Mine Blast.

Hazard, Ky. Dee. S.~-Seyen miners
we're killed and six others were in.
lured In mine OF the Black Hawk
Coal company Of Carfia Fork M the
result of dust and gas explosion in
tho mine lte yesterday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-12-09
Fair Body Elects Iowan.

Chicago. Dec. s.-The international
Association of Fairs and Expostions
yesterday at tho closing session OF it's
ssd annual meeting elected Thomas
II, Garfield of Hamline. Mimi. presi.
dent. Don V. Moore OF Sioux City,
lai was elected secretary.treasurer.