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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-27
vELIKE NADSENI PRO GUv. SM|THA.
BYLo vYRkBENo HLAvNE DIvhkY
Ma eALLERIlCH.
DEMONSTRACE NESPLNILA OCEKAVANf
STOUPENCU GUVERNEROVYCH

New York, 26 cervna - Ones guv Alfred E. Smith 2
New Yorku by nominovkza presidenta spoienych sata
Franklinem d. RoossveteY demokratickym kanddatem
mistopresdena pred roxy Byo predpovdano ze az son
tena bude nominacn rec rozpouta demonstrates e
ste zadna narodn pocka konvence nebya svedkem Tyto
pfedpoved nebyy spneny Byl stropen velky povyk
enz trva IS nez byo hlavn6 pricnenm dvak na
gaerch Delegace neday strhnouti do ohoto
prIvodu sat6 podilely delegace representu
424 hlasy kdezo jez zstay kdne sede representu
674 hlasy.
Gallerie chilly byy predseda Walsh pohrozl,
ze konvence pdjde do nektereho neho mesta nebude
New Yorku mozny kdny prdbeh ednani ncmene vsak by
10 znaelno demonstrate neliSa podstatne cd
vcerejsi McAdooa az to- re trvaa ponekud dele
bya hlucnes Bya to vSak organsovana pfchystana de-
monstrace.
jistem smysu guverner Smith byl nomnovan dra-
matickych okolnosti Roosevelt enz nomnacni
rec prosov byl pred ctym roxy konvenc San Francis
ku kdy rovnez Smtha navrh snym nejlepsim We
ku Dnes tribunu pfse pomoc berl nasledkem ca
stecne obrny nohou Nicmene vsak nebylo tva jeho
nemen stopy utrpeni kdyz zaca muv obrovskemu shro
mazden rec eho bya prednesena stenou raznos jako
San Francsku pred eyfm roxy kay ete tesi s. vsDsr
Roosevelt by prerusovan potleskem kdyz skon-
ci rozpouala vreva nepopsatelna asot posk dupan
nohama, vdbec tropen byl vemozny povk We vhodnem
kamzku managerIm Smithovm, keri NELL lananty
zeaveny vsech castech sine podao sc zjedna ticho
pax opern zpevacka p Anna Caseova ala zpvat Star
Spangled Banner Kynouc rozpatym rukama vyzvaa shr
mazden, ably pridao zpevu narodn hymny jeji stf
brozvucny sopran vynka mad vnam jez zdvhaly
nepfehledneho zastupu
Pc zpevu rozpoutaa demonstrate pro Smtha
tez p Smithove dosalo pozornos Byla il prinesena
veika, nadherna kytice kvetin
Demonstrate neomezovaa jenom Madison Square
Garden Venku do vzdalenOsi mnOha bloku Zastup asa
pronkavy hluk pistal ozyval zvony mz opaeno
dem kde jake vozdlo oko konvencn sne rozezvcely
To ovsa pro vravu uvnf panuic nebyo slyseti do
vencnf sine
Byla to velkolepa demonstrace svedeici tom ze gu
werner Smith test New Yorku veke obbe ale nestrhla
konvenci zivene nadsen kanddaa ako prikad
stale Chicagu, kdy 1896 byl tam nomnovan Bryan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-27
PR0JEv DtVERY MuSsoL LlNIlAU.
VOJsKO BYLO VYVOLANO PRO DNESN1
DEMONSTRATE v RfME

Rim, &C. cervna. = Premier Mussoni zska projev dn
very senau dnes 22 pro FL hasm toto eleso rovnea
schvalilo vcerejs rec premerovu 245 proti hlasum
Nasledujic resoluce, podana senatorem Meodou byla
pTijata:
"Senat po vysechnut fec premiera Mussolinho schva
ue navrhy ucn6ne Jim vyjadfujicf vd pokracovat pnoi
energii obnoyepi zakonl zem9 kroky jej ukdnen
Energcka opatreni byla pfedsevzata drady zacho
vani poradku Ultra behem demonstrate mz ma byti prote
stovano pro dnosu nepochybneu zavrazdeni poslance
Matteottiho jeho poitickym nepfatei.
Vsechny tovarny industrialni zavody budou bedlve
hdany cetnctvem vojenskym oddly Pfisn6 rozkazy by
y vydany ze chystana demonrace nesmi by rusena ale
jsou stejne prsne rozkazy, ze rnusi byt klidnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-27
ZPRONEVERENf BANKOV
MILO KASfRA.

St. Clairsville, O., 26. cerv.
ma. - Ztraty utrpene pri spe.
kulacich ma akciove burse jsou
zOdpovedny "a zpronevereni
$4,000 z Commercial Savings
banky v Bethesda, O., vyslc
zde ma jevo. Fred Bailey, ka.
sir zmineneho ustavu, 54lety
primal sc pry k zproneveren
a je We vezeni okresu Bel
mont. Ocekava Sc, xe banka
kteri byla zavfena, bude Ope.
the otevfena po provedeni Wy.
setrovani statnim bankovnim
revisorem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-27
zPRkvA HERRIoTovA cHLADNE
PRIJATA.
KABINET I SENAT VYCKAVAJf S USUD
KEN o CESTE DO CIZINY.

Pariz 26 cervna. Premier Herriot stal odpole-
dne pred senatem odpovidal presne oazky
kladene tom docil svych poradach premiery
Veke Branie Belge Jeho navrat do paramentu nehyl
zadnm umfem jak byo ocekavano eho soupenci while
dem dieztos aka hya vseobecne prkladana konferen-
c premierem MacDonaldem.
Senat by chladnym. SnGmovna kritickou. Oba domy
zfeme zdrzovaly svym sudkema zemena scnat jas
pokada ochrance prav France Proh.sen premiere
nebylo tax chubve ako neker6 eho nterview chz az
pTils mnoho poskyt rIznym casopisim Otzkv ez byly
poozeny senate pfedsedou vboru pro zahranGn
hy, !,ly nasledujic:
By plan odbornych znalcG pfjat bez vyhrady vsemi
spojenc bude uveden patnost bez vseik& revise?
e. Je spravne, lie Ruhrsko bude vylizov&no jenom
tom pomeru jak Nemecku bude odvadet splatky?
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Iz 10 KANDIDATO PRED KONVENCl-
DNES ]. N. cox BuDE NoMIN0vAN
n, j. bAkEREm.
phi PRVNf ZKOUSCE silly McADOO- -OVI
STOUPENCI PROHRALI.

New York, cervna. Oposci proti w. G. McAdoo-
owl dnes podarlo zmar usl uspeni hasovani
sdentskych nonacich Byla to pryni sarvaka McAdoo-
nepraeskou armadou atato zvtezila. To znamena
ze konvence protahne al do pfistho tydne Dojde
hlasovn zra bude to az pozde odpoledne pavdepodob-
ne nebude pred obotou Neenom bude est6 Ultra
pokracovano nayrhovani kandidat rad presidenta
ale rovnez bor paormu pokracuje vemi zvona
j praci jeste nedosta odstavcdm, ktere vyvoaji
nejvetsi spor otazky Ku Klux Kanu Svazu Ma
rodd DIE pravde konvence hlasovani kandidatech ne
smi zapociti pokud platforma nebyla prijata.
vyvoavanm statnich deegaci konvence dnes odepfela
konat vecern zasedani Pr hlasovani ukazao ze Nc
Adoo-ovc nejsou kontroe treba re osvedci vekou su
Byo to pro navrh konani veceniho zasdan odevzda
513 has pro n6mu 558 Tato zkouSka silly poprve ze
villa srategi McAdooovcu, jimz patme jedna to- ably
nejdrve doo ku hasovan pokud deleg nebudou este
unaveni Pocita totiz ze ech kandidat ziska vesnu
pax doufa vyslt oposici az pfkloni McAdooov NUT
ne dve treny deegtd e to davnou tradc ze vddci kan
didat zc odkladem udz dnesnim hlasovani konvence
moh by by spatfovan vazny nezdar McAdoodv tfeba
eho manager ustu ze prot konani vecerpho zasedani
hlasova deegace emu priznve jejich hediska nebya
skutecnos zkouska silly mezi McAdooem oposici
Teotse edna zdrzoyani hlasovan nejdele mozno pf
pUcfta eega buou unaven ze bude tosvelnl 0b
tznym udrzet e pohromade nedosahne McAdoo dvoutfc
tinove vetsiny prvnm navalu
Konvence pred pdl sesou rozhodla 558 pro 5S
hlasdm odro TO- hodinu Ultra dopoledne ma navrh
ednoho delegate Tammany Hail. ktery Sc postavlia celia
oposice prot zamita navrh McAdooova dele
gaa podporovany eho stoupen ably konvence zd-
stala zasedan po krakem odpocnku az do 1880 skon-
ella nominacni feci.
Kdyz konvence dnes Sc odrocia deset kandidatl byo
z pro lad presidensky tfi vcera sedm dnes
Nejmene cyri nomnacni jsou ocekavani ztra mez;
nimiz bude Newtona D. Bakera Ceveandu jenz
byvaeho ohosk6ho guvernera mese NJ Coke enz
by demokatickm presdenskym kandidatem pred ctyrmi
roxy.
AZ dosud byli nomnovani nasledujicf muzi pro ufad
presidentsky
Senator Oscar w. Underwood Alabamy, senator Jo-
seph T. Robinson Arkansasu, William Gibbs McAdoo Ca
lforne guv Alfred E. Smith New Yorku, drivejsi senator
Willard Salisbury Delaware, David F. Houston Missouri
senator Samuel M Ralston Indiany Jonathan NJ Da
Kansasu guv Albert C. Ritche Marylandu senator
Woodbridge N. Ferris Michganu d "a s.s. e.ssesf
Ultra pax zcea ste bhdod hjeAs nomnovania ndsleduj-
ci Guv George sizer New Jersey; James NJ Cox Oha
senator Carter Glass Virgnie John w. Davis West
Virgnie.
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.VYBUCH USMRTIL sEST
MUzt.

Winston-Salem, N. c., 26.
cervna. - Sest muzI bylo "a.
bito, kdyz $50 liber dynamitu
bylo zapaleno bleskem a Wy.
buchlo v dilni kdlne, kde hle.
dali ukrytu pri vcerejsi bouri
Sila vybuchu byla pocitena dc
obvodu dvanacti mil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-27
NEMECKO cHCE DO SvAZU

Berlin, 26. cervna. = Ne
mecko hodla pozadati prijeti
do Svazu narodd pri shromaz-
deni Svazu v zeneve v zari.
Zprava tato sd6luje Sc z pra-
menu obvykle dobfe informo-
|vanych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-27
VICHRICE A PROTRz
MRACEN.

Reading, Pa, 26 cervna. -
PrItrz mracen trvajici pet mi
nut zpusobila velikou skodu
ma urode v okresu Berks dnes
odpoledne. Pri tom roynez
prudky vitr radil, jenz ne
kterych domI strechy. odnesl,
okna byla rozbita a mnoho
stromu vyvraceno koreni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-27
PERsHINc. HosTEM KRALE.

Brussel, 26. cervna. - Gen.
John j.. Pershing byl hostem
krale Alberta a kralovny Al
zbety pri veceri vcera. Per-
shing cestuje pritomne po ev-
ropskych zemich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-27
VEkEJNY KONCERT v COR.
DON PARKU.

Ultra Cd tretf hodiny odpo-
ledni, koncertovati .bude v Cor
don parku Clevelandska kon-
certni kapela rizeiim Waltra,
Logana.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
NORRIS OFFERS
NEW SHOALS BILL

Washington. May 2.-Anoihsr hill
Tor operation ~ Muscle shnals has
been introduced In the senate by
Chairman Norris of the agriculture
committee. who presented proposal
repaired by James T. Llnsd, Wash.
lngton attorney and former fepreAen.
tative from Missouri, who described
It as compromise between govern.
ment and private ownership.
II would create the Federal chemi-
cal corporation, with capital OF
SO, 900. 900, with stock ownership
limited 10 American citizens. II would
lease Muscle Shoals for 30 years.
Five directors. three appointed by
The president and two by the score
tary of agriculture would control the
corporation. None Of the directors
would be allowed 10 own stock and
lhe secretary OF the treasury would
have supervision over the corporation
similar TO his present control over
banks.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

terry, near HolmeswlIe, Tuesday. the
funeral being held from the South
Beatrice Brethren church. Mittan
died Sunday at his home In Hebron.
Sidney-Resolution endorsing Presi
dent Coolidge, Governor McMullen
Senator Norris and all other repub
llcan candidates were unanimously
adopted by the county convention held
here.
Geneva-Judge r. NJ Proudft OF
provement club on civic improve.
ments and good influences in the com
|munity. A quartet composed Of r.
Tetard, John Peterson, Roscoe Mohr
man and Walter Neil sang.
Beaver City-contracts for building
a 100000 high school for Beaver
City were awarded at a special meet
ing of the board OF education as
follows: School building, Busboom
Eros. Fairbury, Neb., s56,500; heating
and ventilation plant, Wentz Heating
and Plumbing company, Lincoln, s24,'
400.
Bcafrice--At special meeting OF
the city commissioners. r. A. Dutton
was reappointed city attorney.
Broken Bow--As has been the Gus
tom for a number Of years the Broken
Bow Womans club is sponsoring q
tag day for the benefit OF the Broken
Bow library. May has been set as
the day.
Trenf0n-Trenton High school grad
yates class of II this year, nine
girls and eight boys. The class ser
mon will be given on the evening oil
May IL by Rev. George p. Gibbs
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Nebraska
News
Nubbins


Wymore-Streets in the residential
section of Wymore are being graded
and ditched, so that they Will drain
more readily and retain better sur
face. The work is being done under
slpervision of Councilman W. a.
Stahl.
CoIumbuis--Columbus program al
Camp Sheldon for the summer, when
l a representation OF Columbus ana
N, tie county boys will be in at
tendance from June 27 to July D, has
been left in the hands of the pastors
OF the local churches.
Nebraska City-At a special meet
ing of Adam Schellinger Post No. :,
American Legion. last night plans
were made for 90 members to attend
the district session at Auburn Friday
night. The district officers will be
In attendance and delegations are ex'
pected from every post In the First
congressional district.
De Witt-Saline county school ex-
bibit held at WILDER from the major
jtv of the county schools showed O
marked improvement over that Of last
year. Mrs. Ducek. teacher OF district
So, took first place and Miss Helen
chab of distdict sc, second.
YorIs-A suit has been filed In dis
trlct court In Adams county against
c. l.. Gilbert OF Bradshaw for $1,000,
for injuries received by Allen Coombs,
n boy injured in an automobile col.
lision near Bradshaw on April II.
when the Gilbert car collided with
that of J. r. Lange of Hastings. In
which the Coombs boy with three
other children OF the Coombs' family
were riding.
Franlxlin-Z. A. Harris held an au.
dIence. estimated at from 1,200 to
1.s00 for two hours and 20 minutes,
while he delivered an address ON the
principles and purposes OF the klu
K.ux Klan in the grandstand at the
Franklin speedway auto truck.
OdeIl--A petition circulated here re-
= Aceived the legally required number OF
lgners, and was filed with the village
board, calling for a special election
on the proposition of new high
scnOOl DullulnS III Oucii " Uni az
proximately $4,000.
AlbiOn--WhiIe erecting an electric
light pole Roy Burt Of the local cleo
trio light company was struck square
In the face by falling brace pole and
suffered painful injuries. Ills nose
was broken.
Wymore--At meeting OF the dis
trIet organization OF the III and
student clubs at Beatrice the past
week the following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: Virginia
Crooks, Fairbury. president: Velma
Mathews, Wymore, vice president
Ifilda Bell. Rockford, second vice
president; Phyllis Thornton, Fairbury,
sscretary. Clarice Elwood, Beatrice,
treasurer. Fairbury was chosen as
the place for the district convention
next year.
Holmesville--The body OF William
i. Mittan, former Gage county resi-
dent, was buried at the Stark ceme-
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Progressiues Throv Out Democrats
Who Secured Places or Their Ticket

a4am sr. as4ss sAssta - Afnt = -
nHa#1sas
as9fstss ~ stats HsItss.s tr'sHH 80 8has
a > = fsseeen saaf4sa ~ fht teatsnsen
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sssFasss esaaHaHtsa = - thsfn
aes,Ast nfsaa y ri ssfftssf8 - asft
asneAs Hennss - - ftsa ttatse ssnss sha
ssa sNsftsa - - =
confederation ~ she nefssss PATTI sftfaHs i
neeAe. chairman fhs ssseuil,s tunsHisiss
HeefHfHn IL
nsht nn, after hs farmer
aAf convention II he ~
suthanR executive ranniee = shanHs the
Nebraska organization u nnfefm Nh Any lie = fam
ne nsht sdonf. ~ passed
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Substitute Tax
Rates Offered
! h, Democrats
>tnai.a Summon. snnshes
Organized Opposition -
Mellon Plan laf III.
Ting leAies
- Aall1AN IS. 80 atllsN ~tlN
aatasaasl4Aai Nt~s <sss4ss SAL
lftsHestas 81

NasiIIeHfah. Nas IAaHesIal 'r
opposition ie the AsIisa Hi=H - -
.laaIna Federal iaNta sNHaH InIe a..
ton ~ tha senain fuaas ahea Nena.
fof slmmans of Nal8h carolina.
minority isadsr fafnHIl. eHassi a.
sahssHate schedule Ear ~ tx rates
pfonasssi hN ihe ndmisislfHflan.
Thc simmons plan. iasal npon a
minimum normal tax # Per cent
and maximum suriax = "a per cent
would offer larger reductions Ia the
small taxpayers and impose heavier
rates unan large incomes than those
proposed by the Mellon schedule
4 canvass indicated the simmons
plan would be adopted by the senate
with ultimately compromise be.
tween the democratic substitute and
the Iongworih hill, passed by the
house. These two measures vary
slightly in rates. the house bill stop
ping With a maximum surtax Of s7h
per cent. The difference, however,
can easily be ironed out In confer
enee.
The Mellon plan was doomed to
defeat, even by the administration
Dsiers who sponsored 1t. Both Sena-
or Smoot, republican, of Utah. chair
man of the senate finance commit
tee, and Senator Curtis. republican,
of Kansas announced they did not
hope to enact the administration
measure. At the same time demo
cratic sspokesmen declared they would
pass the simmons schedule.
At attempt by insurgent repuh-
licans, led by Senator Brookhart, re-
publican, of Iowa to enact surtaxes
ranging up to so per cent was like
wise doomed TO failure.
The three measures agree upon one
thing-the point where surtaxes be-
gin. All three would place per
cent surtax on incomes above Slo,ooo'
but thereafter the three sliding scales
vary.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Young Woman Falls
Down Quarry Shaft

Beatrice. Neb.. May Miss Merle
Davis OF Wymore. who was Injured
when she plunged 30 feet down a
shaft ut tho Davis quarry near Blue
Springs, and who wah brought TO a
hospital here. Is reported retsing
easily. and It is thought she viii soon
recover. She had taken her Sunday
school class 10 the quarry for a pic.
mic. and accidentally fell into the pit,
striking upon her back. An ex-
animation at tho hospital showed
that no bones were broken.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Plea for Life ol
Simmons l. Made
M progrcsSivcs
ens eni,an ~ Governor
llf,an II shae 'lem.
rnsN ~ Doomed
SLAYER.

A resolution. rstiiianins fw ihs
aansnaia,len = ssHtsnes fef Waiter
simmons. sentenced - sea,h IN ile
alstific chair NJ =. Nas passed -
ne progressive nafIs II Nebraska -
lnn. sntlon IN omaha THURSDAY.
The Delegates Neni IN ft,ofa as b
lieslne every parry shnmid inhe an
Interest IN such matters snd against
capital punishment
rnrly Friday mernlnF The rerelu
ton was mailed 10 lesel n"r BRYAN.
simmons Nas sentsnecd fnt ihe
murder " Frank rshi. llis nnal ap'
peal was denied April -
The document. as accepted. reads
Whereas, AL civilized and Chris.
tan nations have eome 10 regard the
taking ~ human life - an utter sie.
latlon ~ the spirit and philosophy Of
tile teachings of Christ. upon which
modern civilization IN based, snd,
Whereas. A large proportion Of
the citizens of our state believe that
society ls injured rather than bene.
fited by capital punishment. and,
whereas, II appears from all
available reports that Walter Sim
mons, who In scheduled TO be exeeut-
ed on May 20, was convicted on cir.
cumstantial evidence and that there
exists a doubt as 10 his guilt. and
whereas, There are NJ record
many instances where men have paid
with their lives for crimes OF which
they were later proved Innocent;
therefore be 1t
Resolved. That the progressive
party of Nebraska in convention
assembled in Omaha. does hereby Pc
tition your excelleney TO use the
power vested in yon by statute to
commute this sentence and to give
full opportunity for possible proof of
innocence that Justice may be done
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
WAGE MEETING
IS DEADLOCKED

Chicago. May s.-Negutiations be
tween the firemen and engineers ana
the western railroads over a new
wage scale had come to a deadlock
over the working rules, IT was re-
ported today.
The railroads are willing TO grant
the per cent wage increase asked
by the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers and the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen,
but insist on certain changes in work.
ing rules concerning overtime on lay
overs, which the brotherhoods so far
refused TO concede.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Butler IN Press
Claims of Nrls
| ni.st.in Head Nj tHtis
ls..ls - | lsut ~ 4. = !.
nnssniiun4

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siaIssI nallsl lfssaahi 7 t.lHii.i|ia
uulstfsIiE. rfahaf.f ~ eaIf9 His
'fahf - HfahIliliUn iHse - H.Hsh
iiesn naiIenai fsntfHilen. = Nhif ].
he i : aIslflsi atlesaia
while = NaAla maHs - alfssl
statement yesterday hs announced
thaf - xHs ready ta - = - an
lha question and df'iafsi thai neii
titlans Hfe f. itfrnf whenever ths
sunIesi aamns np. boz ~ maiief stat
s Ia the nlatferm prohibition niil y
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

ard The state ~ Nebraska he saved
he iesmlf,hlng ~ - fair nnme ."
Lincoln. Nsb.. MAY Nv. r. sim.
u,nns wln not lie permitted 80 leave
the penitentiarv here 10 be taken 10
nesd county FOR hearing Of haheas
corpus action instituted IN hls behalf
there. the state legal department or
defed today.
Simmons, convicted IN de In the
electric chair MAY % fer the murder
Of a Spencer garage man Two years
aao. was 10 have gene 10 BOYD coun'
~ ON May for the hsbeas corpus
action.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
PRESIDENT GETS
PENSION REPORT

Chicago. May 2.-The Bursum bill
increasing pensions for civil and
Spanish American war veterans. was
returned to President Coolidge today
with reports on 1t by the commits.
sioner OF pensions and Director Lord
Of the burget bureau. The Today
period during which the president
must act upon the measure, expires
next Wednesday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

Graduating exercises will be on the
following Friday evening.
Reatrice--A small tract on South
Sixth street south Of the Dcmpster
factory has been purchased by the
Standard Oil company for $4,000 1t
is said the company will erect
800, 600 plant on the property.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
Work Begun on New Road.

Galloway. Neb.. May Work has
commenced on the new Galloway
cozad road. The road goes south OF
GaIlaWay.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03


Robert husband Nina Wilcox Putnam u'horess Tor
mali, and nnbcy Sunday the alienation Of affec
linked last winter false
The
posed could her ehauffeury
who To divorce Mrs Ba IN
meantime.
Providence, X L. but the courts almost
obtained Illegally Then
that Mrs sandcrson had induced
divorce his wife.
Bassett attending to her fruit
published
She astened TO New York; denied knowledge divorce
relations raudunty
Bassct
o a reconciliation
through his attorneys
wife Mrs
last January and -
publicly that found them to be abso
luteIy without foundation Of fact"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
W0men's SerUice
Chiffon Hose
$1.49

Full fashioned chiffon hosc
made with fine isle tops and
reinforced feet. In % Of the
newest shades. including nude.
French nude. banana, tortoise,
sunset, frcckles. beige, gun
metal. hazel nut. aircdals.
blush. flesh, cinnamon, light
gray, otter. wood. Indian skin.
log cabin. apricot and peach.
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
$25 to $225

An assemblage of suits
showing youthful, boyish
models, the conservative tai
lored suit and the three-piece
mode. Fabrics are charmeen,
twills, hairline and light
weight tweeds. All the new
shades are represented.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

POLITICAL ADxEKTIsEMEN1
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03
$25 to $175

Exquisitely tailored coats
at a range of prices to meet
each individual need. Lines
easy and graceful in n wide
variety of fabrics. There are
straightline models, 81 d e.
clasp effects and jaunty
sport coats.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-03

Bed spreads stamped on good
quality unbleached muslin. S0x
100-inch size. Stamped in
four attractive patterns 10 be
embroidered in across stitch.
lazy daisy, and the running
stitch.
Art Dspsrimenf--sseond Floor