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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-27
FLYING DISTRESS SIGNALS Schooner Fendleton Sighted Off Cheaa.
 ueahe Inlet s.f

NORFOLK, Va, March 26.-The American schooner Brina F. Pendieton, bound from Charleston to New York, was sighted four miles northeast of Chesapeake entrance gas buoy this afternoon by the American steamship Diano, flying distress signals according to message received at the naval com munication office addressed to the local guard Headquarters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-27
's.I BELIEVE GHOSTS EXIST"
 SAYS FAMOUS ASTRONOMER
Elanmarion Is Sure Stories Of Haunted
 Houses Are True
BY CAMILLE ELIMINATION Founder Of The Astronomical Society Of s9& tei% France

BY CAMILLE FLAAHMARIoN Founder Of Tho Ass.s.omical rss Society ei
 (Copyright, 1s14. in United states and Great Britain by North American News- paper Alliance for The Age-Herald ana Associated Newspspcrso
 Here is>the first of . three-part ar-
 ticle by Camille Flammsrion, the fa-
 npsods Tehsn sa ss,i.f hSh G hs
 latest book, continental sensation,
 which has not yet been translated.
 pssr asiiy h'samnn Sammarion mi says ag
 scientific inquiry supports his be-
 lief in ghosts and he gives instances from the experiences of his own col leagues of today. He does not try
 to explain. fp
 PARIS, March 26.-May one believ, in haunted houses?
 Many. are the credulous and feeble witted who believe in them, you say and from these persons one hears ali sorts of old women's tales to make the hair of little children stand on end in terror.
 But putting their stories aside, car the thinking man or science believe ir haunted houses?
 believe in them. I believe they hay, existed and continue to exist.
 They. have been noted in all ages ant in all countries. They have their namei in all tongues, haunted houses" ii English ''spuken" in German; spirit ate" or ''infestate" in Italian; "casai de duendes" in Spanish; etc.
 But before going any further, it i necessary to remark that the subject O haunted houses is open to all kinds. O trickery and has lent itself easily t. the projects of racals, who have wished to impose with more or less stupid farce upon the average dull intellect o mankind, down through the ages. IT all times and in, tongues of stories ol haunted houses, but one can discredi- most of them. Some have been the result of Authorizations, illusions. dus to hysteria. Others have been reported by the lively imagina tions of little chil
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-27
500 OBREGON MEN
 KILLED IN BATTLE
Huerta,s Whereabouts Causes
 Much Conjecture N

WASHINGTON, March 26.---l bel troops destroyed a column of 800 Gore gon- troops Monday near La Barra dc Tonala, on the border between Vera Cruz and TabascO, and Major General Benito Torruco was killed, General Can dido AguiIar reported today to de la Huerta representatives here.
 .'0ur war vessels were invited by General Eerran0 to surrender, the mes sage added, '.but the captains indig- nantly replied that they never do so. can assure you that the Obregon govern nient win find its tomb in the south east" \ WASHINGTON, March 28-AdolfO dc Ia Hoerta is still in Mexico and can be reached at any time by wireless, his revolutionary agency here announced today. Reports as to his flight and death by drowning were described aa .sOhreGqn propaganda" !"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-27
SOUTHERN ORDERS
 NEW EQUIPMENT
Buys $1O,OOO,OO Worth Of Lo-
 comotives And Cars

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 26.-Ten million dollars forth of equipment, in- cluding % locomotives, 50 steel pas senger and 4,20O freight cars, have just been purchased by the Southern rail way for delivery in the next few months. 1t was announced here today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-27
REV. WILLARD BOYD DIEs
Had Left Church BeAuse It .sSub
 sarvea Rfeh's

SIT LOUIS, March 26.--Rev. Will lard Boyd, 80, for 20 years one of St. Louis most notable pulpit figures, who withdrew from the ministry in 1906 after declaring ...the modern fashion- able church tends wholly to subserve the interests of the rich, died at his home here this morning,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-27
THE WEATHER

AIahania: Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday; mild temperattfe. Georgia. Generally fair. NIississippi: Partly cloudy. Tennessee: Partly clearer and warmer.
 lComplets weather data will Dc found en page As-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-27
LEAD TAKEN BY JOHNSON IN s. DAKOTA Coolidge Falls Behind AS The Rural Returns
 Come Iii MAJORITY WAIVERS IN THE HUNDREDS McAdoo Conceded Nonli- nation On The Demo
 cratic Ballot VOTES REPORTED SWITCHED TO e. F. Miram's Home State Is Told That Ultimate Victory
 Is Certain
MAJ0RITY WAIVERS
 IN THE HUNDREDS
VOTES REP PORTED
 SWITCHED TO COP.

+a asi y f t2s si s !
 SIOUX FALLS, s. D. March 26.--- Senator Hiram Johnson of California nosed into the lead over President Cool idge as additional returns came in to- night from Tuesdays republican presi- dentiai primary in South Dakota.
 During the day, the president had held . narrow margin but coming down the stretch tonight the ifornian grad tally wore down khe iidse advantage. going into t;1e h6aI v|lsp ! ,315 of the stats',s lIsas pEsalls had been N ported. N g &
 Johnson's margin in those precincts according to unofficial figures was a scant 128 votes, and in the next two precincts reports he added six more to his majority, the vote giving Coolidge 34,945 and Johnson 35,077s
 Johnson's majority was further in- creased in the next fifty precincts to report, his lead growing to 496 when returns from 1,365 precincts gave him S5,018 to 35, 423 polled by the president.
 Rural returns from the central part of the state, coupled with earlier com plete returns from some of the Johnson strongholds in the northeastern section, brought the senator to the front.
 Watching the trend of the returns tonight, state headquarters for the Johnson campaign added a few more thousand majority Q the prediction of victory for the Californian, declaring he would win byra 12,000 to 15,000 majority.
 Meanwhile, the Coolidge state leaders held to their original statement that returns compiled by them indicated a Coolidge majority Of 3, 300 70 4,O0O. <
 No effort was made to get an un- official tabulation of the democratic contests hy local newspapers. but they declared their available returns ap- peared to substantiate the claims of ". M, Howes, state ehnifman, that Me Adqa end the t1aiosity SilinTa en that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-27
HONDURAN CHIEFS
 ELECT PRESIDENT
Dr. Dayila Leaves New Orleans
 To Take Office

WASHINGTON, March 26.--A group of the rival revolutionary leaders of Honduras have combined to re-estab- fish order in that country by agreeing on q proclamation making Fausta DayiIa provisional President.
 The proclamation was issued on March 24 and was signed by Ferrers, Carias, Tosta, Martinez, Fumes and other revolutionary leaders. Elections are to be held as soon as conditions permit and a constituent assembly called for revising the constitution.
 For the purpose of maintaining or der four of the revolutionary generals have been assigned as the chiefs of four military zones into which the country has been divided.
 NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-Dr Fausto Davila, reported in Washington dispatches today to have been selected by the Honduran revolutionary leaders as provisional president, sailed from here yesterday for Honduras, it became known tonight.
 Dr. Davila at one time was Hon duran minister to the United States and was serving as foreign minister when Lopez Gutierrez was elected pres ident. Gutierrez had him thrown in prison, where he remained q year, and upon his release he came to this cOun try. t*
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-27

voters fieFn&iiF 1em9tfat8 End t4ke6 the republican ticket yestefdn3. asidink new element to the problem of des tefmining the probable size Of the final G. o. F. count.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
HUSBAND WOULD
"TAKE ON" LAWYER

Thrests we're made against Carl
kclf. attorney for Mrs. Anna Tinker,
)Iaintin In divorce action against
William Tinker, being heard In Judge
y, n. Days court this morning.
In the cross.cxaminntion of Tinker
Le charged that his wife had kept n
Nan IN her home. lie insisted that
II VAS unable 10 enter the house or
ee his wife without first obtaining
ernisslon from this man.
How big was the mani" Self
pked.
He waa giant" Tinker answered.
d am not afraid of an ordinary man,
IN he Was too big. I'll take you any
kme, now or later"
The Judge explained that there
ould be no taking IN his court
k1DTu,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30


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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
FRENCH PARTIES
|CGEST DICTATOR
- II ,lfleans Mentioned
- Possible hoice h
Ro, ali.l Organ

fis. Apfli - Tan ~ ihf -
a parties ~ isfants hsts helals
- ~ recommend .eeed als
p fshlr" - ~ rfsneh eeitfs -
h. hssi scluilon - fhs problem ~
b aav, one II ihsm picks The aats
i orleans. rtsiendet 10 the French
jh|ens. ~ 'he proper Mussoilni fof
b. nee. while The other thinks thht
Aieseew can mime the proper man
Efliher the roynlists nor communists.
however, can count On n large repre.
Mutation IN the chamber which is 10
elected May IL
The example of italy shows rlenr.
anys the manifesto Of the Lac.
on Franchise. thr royalist organ.
Nhat real lender can do and what
fliameht cannot do. We ask YOU TO
se The parliament understand that
need leader and the leader we
IN the estimation OF i'Aetion
caisc. must ba the hereditary
r. consequently the legitimate
10 the 40 kings that made
communists want the labor peo.
pfoperly armed. TO replace the
rrerf fnt army: their dictatorship
wouR then. they think, be in n fair
way to impose itself and TO succeed In
the carrying out OF the following pro
rrane Extinction Of the public debt
by The confiscatlon of great fortunes;
Nocialization of banks. mines. rail.
f1adr, Industries and insurance. requi.
rltion Of dwellings for the benefit o.
the proletariat; creation OF n work.
mems and peasants militia constitu.
ION of a high court OF justice 10 try
he persons responsible for the war
and for It's prolongatIon and the mill
fary leaders and proflteers: caneella.
ton Of the treaty Of Versailles: con
elusion OF new peace without either
war indemnities or annexations: put.
ting in common Of separations and
var debts; and Substitution for the
league Of nations Of n United States
Of Europe with an alliance with the
soviets of Russia.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
JOG SAVES LIVES
OF FARM FAMILY

Lambcrton, ". ", April 2s.---The
Iives Of eight persons were saved by
! collie dog when the farm house Of
I.eslle =. Morrison burned early 10.
~. Tbe dog sacrificed It's own life.
Morrison WAS awakened by the
dog's fugging ut the bed clothes 70
md the house in flames. With the
flp Of his wife and his cousin. James
orrlsob, he carried FIVE children,
Dging IN age from 10 ., 70 safety.
NO Of them had been overcome by
boks.
The dogs body was found in the
SRrts. s---
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

And the peace which centuries have
vfafhered about Seville fingers there
ALL for those who come 10 find and
feel IL. The wand which would bring
!! j. and the castles In Spain and all
I the rest has chosen n strange hiding
place. Some one tucked II AWAY In
| the classified columns OF The Omaha
Nee. II II expressod in the following:
"rnlyerslty graduate going to Spain
n the summer, would Ike another
mIn. man TO go along; references.
The implication ~ that the right
sorf ~ travelling companion may
qualify for summer IN Spain at
slight expense 10 himself. And who
wouldn't build castles in Spain for
such an opportunity. Picture ii--Bar-
ceiona. cadiz. Valencia and Madrid
I, you are romantic. It's permissible
to throw in few guitars and moon
Night nights and clear glasses Of Ma.
terra and
Well, well stop there. Bnt what's
ne Use Of having castles In spain
you have slisfening carriages and
the rest
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
NEW AND COMPLETE
FORTY.aEcoNn AND MIAMI

New t.room house. all modern. convent
emily arranged, meleet heavy oak fiaofs
throughout pine trim. large clothes
elonotN. fun tamsnted basement, floor
drain. Nsshtt futnaee iarKc lot. bnRt1n.
q HffardinK plenty ~ garden space. only
1850 Down and $40 monthly. call Air.
fHmhiYn. kE b2ea.
n v cIAHY CO. Reaitors
sos Omaha National Hank AT ssfs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
lio,Ises->orfh.
WIDOW FORCED TO SILL
sEN MILLER PARK BUNGALOW

WIDOW FDHrTD TO StLI
NEW MILLER PARK BUNGALOW.
This place was Just completed Last
fall and has been lived In = months The
Young widow OWES lhls ulafe aud
now must sell, has extra large living
foem and dinnF room. win oak fiaHfs
and finish. the bedrooms are larss with
plenty ~ windows. heautisll hsth. q
wonderful kltrhens all kinds ~ puilt in
features. extra large basement. with
toilet. new furnace hot watst heater
east front lot, iofaird ~ ASS n 7isf
Ave. Key a. our office, see and make an
effrre fbnp cash will handle.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO. At aaen
Newton. KE iits. Gibson, kE. ffT7.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
SPAIN CASTLES
COME TRUE IN AD
Romantic Classified Ad Indi-
fatcs Opportunities for
Y Rare Vacations.

|ys 9 wand > 4 show me castles IN old
D. towers snd furr.ts Just across the
main.
|sehing senorifar. crowned with dusk
sun hDir,
|inty dons and ssnors. strangers 10 all
care,
= that browse and days In a wealth Of
ease,
)shfs whose magic hovsrs on . hint Of
bfefze.
RS that shine iiks Jewels. olives dvsrfsd
and sfiii
he vrafs of centuries resting Ger
seville
sfisn. mossy castles. castles in old Spain.
~ thsir mighty silence fsll me bsek
aEsini
ek - paimtrss gardens. psbbled wing
waYs.
4 q ross-iippsd maiden loved In other
lek 10 the days that daily, doing ss you
please,
ek 10 The nights whose magic stlrs
with memories,
ck where stars are jswels hung above
ha hiil
4 fbe uescs Of centuries hoysrs DER
Seville.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.
HouseS->orili.


Three aasHs aud suufaaa HasH. four
corner neafnnmf and bath ono. r
RsfHFe Hnuss in fine shane hardwood
T oofs and finish paving pad elntF 20
Harvey eHH and Tech HIFh nafEsin Al
1900 VIII s0oui 81 eea essh fsi Mr.
Goodaii
HAMILTON 4 CO.
S1a-t Neville Dix IA 06sf.
Evenings KE $40 or At. els.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30


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u Lot s. Block u. Omsha View Atfi-
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and s. Block Il. Omsh ha View Addition.
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4.
You ar. further notified thai you and
zach OF you viii have fifteen days from
April =. 1874 he first day of publication
hereof in which 10 file protest In tho office
q the City Clerk. against the regularity.
legality. or suffiriency OF sad petition or
srv signature thereon.
Published IN accordance With Resolution
No. 2tss. Series 1894
Omaha. Nebraska April -. is.t
JAMES P. HocToR.
a UNN -
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

No. tso4 BEDFORD AVE.
Just = dandy five-room. all mod
efn bungalow. Has huiit=In cup
boards Oak and enamel finish.
Living rooms nicely decorated. Full
cemented cellar. South and east
front. Three blocks TO car. $500
cash and balance on easy pay
ments
EQUITABLE TRUST co.
Douglas at 18Th SITS. AT 2f4b.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
OWNER LEAVING CITY
MUST SELL.

strictly modern 5fm home oak fin
ish. hAving many huilt.in features
and car line. TIL. must be- sold. -
make us an offer Call Mr.. I'm,
ia bsap. or Mf Gfanf. WA. 4ees
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
u Corner 18th and Douglas SIS.
AT 2ets
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

REAL EsTATIs-fOR SALE.

HIGH GRADE BUILDING LOTS
l%DEE--IDGkWo kWooD-GREESIEA
sf7f0
Dandy bungalow lot located on
forns- II 18th and Jackson. s.
feel frontage Terms about f4a4
Hash. balances monthly.
eno
bargain for AL cash. located
On ED ~renus Just south Of
Dodge. t.slaa.
$40
one Of the p<ettisst building
tifea In Lock aeod. on corner o.
sd and Jackson. comma ndinK
beautiful view and surrounded
by fine homes. Paving and al
specials paid.
TIE BYRON REED COMPANY.
Jackson 1911. 1914 Farnem 81.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

GOING awav. want offer On my s.fre,u
mod hfirk hars IN runarr Hfnund inhx
iso \. >. cor tkth aud capitei ARe.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposal. or. invited ard viii
oe received Al The Offles ef the Ctr
Engineer - Room sos CITY Hall omshs.
asS Ma lsh 10 , qss sor 2 n. N es"..ras on rr
ton OF sewers within Sever District M.
sg,.5snse , nnesn ot ors,,,5s e ss fs. sss,s T n
ties being =, follows:
risn' Ne.. and :. :. follow:
Plan No. i
construction-singIs Barrel ard lean
NUMBER
Iinsai
Feet
81 sf. Diameter Reinforced Con-
er~fs Sewer. sss.ion q
- -. finch Diameter. four-rirs
Brick Sewer. Section {
/" s-ft. inch Diameter. R.tntsre.d
concrete Section D. or Brick.
81 -. by. ie-r TO ,.ft s-lpsh Nv
II. s-inch Reinforced Concrete
- s.ft b ZEN Reinforced coser.,s
20 II. by it-inch - t-ft s-irch hy
III s-ineh Reinforced concrete
;:s n s.iaeh BY III. finch R.in-
:. forced Concrete. ss.tisn p
ls.n Reinforced coner.i. rar.e.
1919 IT. a.ineh hy tiff Reinforced
ott -, s.inch sy is.,. r.isfore.s
,7se i.f' ;.Ipsh sy at r.irtore.a
Concrete section
issoe eaale ysrrs Open nissh Cut -
'eeee csels ,sfds opsn Ditch Enhsrk-
ssuE - T. wat.r-r-oafirr
sinrl. Bar,si ard Dess. ssrr.i E.ir.
forced Concrete consifafilc-.
l.nssi
80 nl.,.,.- p.f-,..,.. -.
r-<fs sever. seetion
~ 1T ~ fa-f Rtirfofret Coz.
20 IN ~ is.t, 70 s.r ,-lses ~.
- s-inch Rslnfarcsa concress
ift ST s.ineh ~ ii.f. s.inch rsi--
fprced concfsf. sever. section L
70 ~ Inch BY III f.lneh - \
n.lnfofcse coaers,s faausi ~
isss.5 Double Barrel. two IT. ,.ineh
i:.fnfsreed cener,b. Heavy ssg..
i's.s pouhls Barrel two T.ft ,.ln4s
Relnfsereea cousrss ilsh, s.ssl
.soh onea pitch ana Fmhankrn.n,. ~
frapnsais sfs 70 b made upon prini ~A>
bank. -hseh viii. wen application. -
uark must ,. done IN seeerassee wisss.
'he riars snd srecifies lions Ter said work~
on Tie IN ~. effice. A. ssIaenr- ~ gors~
hy certified check On sans onzka Va sss
rayahia 20 he CITY - Dfnshs IN 80
amount - raf iese thsn five neY rsrf 80
fotsI ~ bid ard in NJ a.. - h. ies~l'
han ore Hundred Dollars which smou<>z
shall - hfih tr fhe tsffT a. iirmtsts 4
damages = ne sucressfBf htfsr fsHf
10 enter lnfa contract wffh rocf arf
sufficient sufefits within - fhes after
Nward fHs Area made Kidding horf
Will - accepted IN rlar- 81 certified
rh-rk :
Proposals shsh - addressed - "c,t~
Fnrireer. Omaha. Nehrs.ks- ard msrk.
- Proposals. fsf sewer District >a. sts -
The Eits reserves ths rixht 20 rsiert
any end al hlds
on'aha. dated Aprn .sih 1874
HERMAN pFAf.
Clt4 Engineer.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

STANDARD PLACE BUNGALOW.
Five -roam. all modern bungalow. nearing
oak floors and finish. built In
f.a lures Built BY Meteaife company
Nuf saId-fonil want Il At fs.ese, with
terms. Evenings phone Leroy Gehris
kE ko.s. Walter RowieY. kE. e2et. or
Ted pitkin. ia. 7ato.
MRrcAIFE COMPANY.
Ground fioof. se1 =. 18Th - At. tii5.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

sTucco MODERN COTTAGE,
,g.eoo,-teo0 CASH
Located . biks south Of Carter Lake
club. On car line; all mod ern !.
porch. newly decorated ans
painted.
J. l.. HIATT COMPANY. At. $500.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
DUNDEE BUNGALOW

Just hsinr completed Tixo fine
rooms Hnd large attic, level iuf
hnNtaH. VIII 30 cantpirfs ~ every
d#tnii Purchaser will hsVr rhulr~
~ interior decorations and fghf
fixtures shown ln snnaintnr rnt.
Evenings rnii Grant Henson. VA
ikse
HENSON 4 cARMicHAEl.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

MINNIE ITsA-$-w six-room bungalow
with builf-in features. a beautiful home.
close 10 car and school. nearly ready 70
occupy. See this before buying. Evenings
phone Walter Rowiey. KE 9zes. Ted PIT
kin, HA. 1910, or LeRoy Ghefls, X =. obss.
NETcALFE COMPANY.
Ground Floor. so2 $ isth 81 At. 5rb.
~ BEAUTIFUL MIME LtsA.
An elegant fve-room bungalow. riEht-
np-to he minute IN every way. break
fast nook. convenient cabinets. best of
plumbing. tiled bath. beautiful. stucco
over metal lAth, brisk foundation;
garsge and solid drive; one block 10
car. Only 81 900 rash payment re-
auired. Call ~ Grant, VA. +oa2
Mr. Hill, HA 52sp
EQUITABLE TRrsT COMPANY.
18th aud Douglas sis At. 2sit.
D. r. BUCK A. CO. buy and ssp homes
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30

MURPHY DID IT."
USED CAR DEPT.
HERE - YEARS
ouR USED Cars ARE As REPRESENTED
1920 Ford Tour. ,t.t..4..+.fst.+...fs %
1921 Ford Tour. starter .ss..s...,. l7b
1922 Fofd Coupe, fine ronf. ........ 400
1921 Ford sedan. new paint .....s..- 7Tt
1879 star Tour. guaranteed .......s $50
is5a phs,n ca,,a choans'r, sea ,.t''''' az
lf2t fheg Tour. like bew ...a.,, nB
Terms 0psn Always
ANDREW MURPHY 4 SON,
Durant and Star Cars
At. I'll 1910 Jackson