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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Mussolini Will Attend
Chamber Session Monday

Rome. March s.-Contrary 70 state.
ments appearing In the opposition
press that Premier Mussolini would
not participate in the reopening OF
the chamber Of deputies but would be
represented by Minister OF the In
terror Federzoni. the Messaggro uas-
cisn declares positively that the pre-
inter will he present in the chamber
next Monday.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
BorgIum Returns for
Hearing in Carolina

New York, March 5.-Gutzon Borg
lum, the sculptor. left today for
Greensboro, n. G., to appear az a
hearing on n writ OF habcns corpus
issued In connection with tho mall
cious mischief charges preferred
against him following the destrue-
tion OF the Stone Mountain memorial
models.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Security Proposals of
Germany Are Welcomed
nx
I3y Associated Press.

London. March 5.~Austen Cham
berlain, foreign secretary. speaking
in the house of commons today. re.
ferred 10 the German security pro-
posals. saying the government vel
coined this new move by Germany
which might have great possihili.
ties for the peace and security Of the
world. It might. he said. be the
starting point for a real recovery In
the European situation.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Lynching of Mexican
i'm Nevada Jail Feared

Reno. Nev, March 5.-Threats of
lynching ,of A. Decosta. n Mexican,
who shot and killed deputy sheriff
at Ello early Monday and who has
since pleaded self-defense. have led
- Mexicans OF Elko to form an as.
soclation to retain a lawyer FOR De.
costa. Reports that the Mexlcans
had formed guard around the Jail
were denied today. 1t was said that
while there Is some race feeling evi.
dent. no talk OF fighting or serious
trouble has been heard.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
TOO YOUNG TOWED.
YOUTH HANGS SELF

Bloomfield. Ia. March 5.-Because
he was refused a marriage license on
account of his youth. Fred Selman.
l.. son OF farmer near here. hanged
himself today.
The boys body was found hy chill.
dren on the way to school. II was
hanging from n tree. three quarters
OF a mile from home.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Ship Seizures Upheld.

New York, March 5.-Federal judge
Garvin, in a decision handed down In
BROOKLYN. opheld the right OF the
United states 20 seise vessels landing
or proposing to land" iluuor on
American shores from any place on
the high seas.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Anti-Japanese Bill Dies
i'm Senate of Kansas

Topeka. Kan. March 5.-The bill
which would prohibit Japanese from
owning or leasing land in Kansas
was killed In the senate this after
noon when n motion 10 strike out
the enacting clause was carried. The
measure had been passed by the
house.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Gage Tourney Results.

Fairbury. Neb.. March 5.--Results
IN the first days play of the fifth
district OF the state cage tournament
were az follows:
cIass y; Daykin, 20 Ruskin. s.
Carleton. 10; Blus springs .. Court
land, 10: clatonia, =.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Thompson and
Forbes Divide
to Seek Appeal
Contractor Has Obtained Writ
to Supreme Court. While
Vet Bureau Head Has
Hearing Saturday.

Chicago. March Col. Charles r.
Forbes, former director of the United
States veterans bureau. and John ".
Thompson. Chica go and St. Louis con-
tractor. have divided forces in their
efforts to have reversed the federal
court sentences of Two years impris-
onment and 10.00o fines each after
they were convicted on charges of
fraud in the award of veterans bu-
reau contracts here. it was learned
Thompson has already secured per
mission TO carry his case direct To the
United States supreme court, while
Forbes win seek a writ Of error and
supersedeas in the United States cir
cult court o. appeals saturday.
Thompson Plea Granted.
Thompson's 5 plea was grasted or
the contention that in seizing papers
from his office which were used as
evidence. government operatives act
ed illegally Attorneys for Forbes
said they were unaware today Of the
separation Of Thompson attorneys
from their legal forces. First dis
agreement among the defense forces
is said TO have occurred during the
trial when Lewis urged that Fo7bes
and Thompson take the stand ir
their own defense, only TO be over
ruled by other counsel. The prose
cution made much Of the fact that
the defendants did not testify. In
his argument before Justice Suther
land of the supreme court OF the
rnHed States. James Hamilton Lew
Is. Thompson attorney. eontendec
that his client was legally prevented
from taking the witness stand be
cause during cross examination he
would have been required 10 identify
papers obtained Illegally. and thus
according to Lewis, provide a legal
manner for their Introduction into
the case.
Both in Chicago.
Both of the principals were in Chi
easo today in preparation for the
next steps in their case. but Thomp-
son was III and 1t was on this ground
that the continuance Of time for
posting an appeal bond was granted.
Ralph F. Porter. special assistant al
iorney general who aided In prosecu'
,tiou of the case. arrived here from
Washington today. He said no de
cision had been reached as 10 wheih.
er other indictments now pending
and charging bribery and conspiracy
10 hribe. would be prosecuted i'm.
mediately.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture Resign.

Washington. March 6-Dr. y. -.
Ball, director Of scientific work In
the Department Of Agriculture. and
formerly assistant secretary. has
submitted his resignation but Sec.
retary jardlns has not yet acted
upon II.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Osirandcr Store Looted.
special Dispatch To The Omaha Rec.

Beatrice. Neh.. March 5.--Thieves
early this morning entered the gener-
al store or John Ostrander In Glen.
over, suburb of Beatrice and escaped
With n small amount of loot which
they hauled off In car. Officers
believe they were frightened away
before finishing the Job.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Boundary Dispute Settled.

Nashlngton. Mnreh 1.-The STATE
department announced process YER
bal had been signed in which pro.
posals made by forme, Secretary
Hushes for the settlement of the long
standing boundary dispute between
BRAZIL, Colombia and Peru were &C.
ceptcd.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
FARMER DIES OF
APPENDICITIS

special Dispatch to The Omaha Bee.
Humboldt. lNeb.. March 5.-The
death Of George Smoke. 80. farmer
living four miles north OF this city,
occurred at Methodist hospital. 81.
Joseph, at 1890 today following an
operation for appendicitis. lie leaves
a wife and one child, two sisters and
ono brother.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Platismoulh Masons
To BE Initiated i'm Omaha

rwcnty-eight candidates for the de-
gree of Most Excellent Master from
the Nebraska chapter, No. 7. Royal
Arch Masons. plattsmouth. will he
brought to Omaha March rs 10 be
initiated at Scottish Rite cathedral.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Tilson Is Chairman.

Washington. March o. Representa-
tive rilson Of Connecticut. the repuh
lcen leader IN the nest house. Was
"hairnsn ~ the republican commit
Zee on eonlnlittea
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
klan Measure Tabled.

Topeka. Kan. March 5.--The bin TO
admit the Ku Klnx klan to the state
without a Kansas charter became a
dead issue In tho legislature when
the house tabled a motion for favor.
able action.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Omaha Committee
Seeks Company to
Replace ME. Smith
Civic Body at Second Meet
ing Asks Immediate Com
pletion of T. {. Byrne
Purchase.

r. =. Byrne's purchase of the NJ. E.
Smith & co. stock; fixtures. business
and good will again was the subject
of discussion by nine members of the
Greater Omaha committee at a meet
ing Thursday afternoon.
The same nine members Of the or
ganizatio who met in W. \. Fraser's
office Wednesday gathered at the
Thursday meeting.
1t was decided that some definite
action must be taken at once 10 force
the Byrne Hammef company TO pay
the 81 ,s3o. .000 remaining due on the
purchase price.
This money must be paid at
once the members decided.
s300.060 More Paid.
II seems as II Tom Byrne bought
the place on the installment plan"
W. 4. Fraser remarked upon being
told that the purchaser Of the whole
sale dry goods house had made a sec
ond payment OF 1900 900 late Thurs
day afternoon.
Plans were considered by the men
for bringing another wholesale dry
goods house to Omaha TO replace the
NJ. E. Smith company as soon as 1t IS
closed by the purchasers.
We are going after a new prop
osition in a red hot Manner the
committee declared in regard 10 this
plan.
|1>he industrial committee is al
ready in communication with several
merchantiIe establishments who We
hope will loeate here
Special Meeting To-day.
Then came another announcement.
A special meeting of the Greater
Omaha committee has been called for
Friday noon.
At this meeting. TO he held in the
Brandeis restaurant. the wholesale
dry goods situation Of Omaha will be
considered by the entire body.
Among those who attended the
meeting Thursday were: W. t. Bax-
ter. ]. E. Davidson. Walter w Head
and Frank Judson.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
The Weather

rrseirliatiea. inches ard hunareaths.
Total. Al, total since Jan. =. ~ de-
fieienrs, Ole
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06

East 81. Louis. H.. March So
Butcher hogs sold at a top OF sts
which Is the highest since November
s. la20
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Hog Prices Reach New
Highs in Three Markets

kynsas City, March S-Hog prices
for best grades were sis.Sa. another
new high level for the last four years
oklahoma City, March S--1iogs
sold for sts.5s, the highest prices
since 1917.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Married i'm Council Bluffs.

The following persons obtained mar
are licenses In Council Bluffs yester-
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
Stokes Relates Weird Tales of His
Search for Ev SC ssq7o,u,7 sdla II

All aIMa oos II s3a J
-goIslh -As : J and
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-06
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

Education commences at the moth
er's knee. and every word spoken
within the hearing of little children
tends toward the formation of charac-
ter.-Ballou.
, 1925-01-27

THE Annual inspection OF the Public
1 Roads .5ill take place during the
month of Febr airy. The genera!
work of repairs must be completed by
the 31st insG. All sidewalks, bridges ana
cuIverts, must be repaired and White
washed. Trees %overhanging the roads,
trimmed, AMI dead trees removed. loe
drains must be cleared and roads gravel
ed. All road holders, who, at III eXpl
ration of this month, have not eomplele1
their road work, are subject to Sec. "a 81
the RoAd Ordinance, which is as follows:
An, holder of a establishment, "1J
is found at the anpuaI insp-c ion ~ the
month of February, to have failed 10
complete the road-work incumbent on
him, or to have performed it in an an
satisfactory mander, is liable to a hne
not exceeding $1,000"
EDGAR w. MEYER
Chairman Road Commission.
, 1925-01-27
G-DL4

The u. S. Marine vaudeville company
from st. Thomas gave their last shoy
in the Christiansted Theatre last night.
The comedians and actors Kept me
crowd In roars Of laughter from beg
ming to end. he jazz band when is
comprised Of five men from ,ue u. S. Ma
Wy Band stationed at 81. thomas Is w0r-
thy of praise for the sweet music which
gave everybody the jazz blues. especially
the ladies who couldn't keep quiet. The
house was full aud we nope that the
moun made can cover expenses. 1t is
understood that the company leaves to-
day by the u. 5. S. 'Grebe' Tor 81 To
mas.
, 1925-01-27
IELLGRAMS.
ST. CROIA 5 CATION

London, Jan. 24,h.-Inird Australian
test match tinaI results. England 365.
KeIlaway 3 wlckets for 81. MaiIey 3
wlckets for 126 Australia won by IL runs,
Adelaide Jan. "A h Wien & score OF
365 England concluded ner first innings
IN the third cricket test match with Aus
traIia. The Australians obtained 489
, 1925-01-27
OBITUARY..

We regret to have to chronicle the pas
sing away at the Frederiksted Hospital
at $50 p. m. yesterday, of Mrs. w.
H. MACKAY, after a long ana sad i'll.
ness. The funeral service viii be held
at the home Of her parents, Mr. tJI
Mrs. W. Bjerg at 43J this afternoon.
Our sincere sympathy is extended 70 all
bereaved
aasa.sazesse - ranssa.s..4.s
, 1925-01-27

second innings Woith cut l"Vi' ooo iu"Y'
with seven "1cN7I0 70 TAU iloooo ~
ca MS nlhlh century III Itst ""'o4oo
AuStFaIla' ne o@lI9u VIE" 0a"''0n
nearly louf houi9' nIltiaR 2'E0" q ~
ana When caught oy HtG6 ny 81 .3l@.ii,
icy S oo"Ih8' naa 'naa9 10 us
Hehare was UNFORTUNATE III no '0o''"9
the Hfsl century OF hi5 career I"
nlatch' "heh ne was put ou' Oh =
Iaulty SttOhe' after o1iHS q "i'"0' - !"
'iehce anu correctness ~ me !"
quarter n0u'S; ouIlh2 "HIcH i -
loJFS' Inc h~heil9n,h1n 'ooN '1E7u ~ b.,
ana seven minutes lot 'h5It IuoIuso' ~
deE ana FonSLolu were Cl'0l'y i0'P0"'r
OIe loF 'he Soou 9ldIt Ao't'"'iA 'i'"0 On ~
tleiI o0co"u Innl"S'' NY" sou" "
anu Ion0AoiU ~ he'1"Ei 'S''- - -"
sLullp' were uIa"h' An D'7'"9N 49,
ca payers "9Ie on lu9 ue4o' tI97'''u'
Iale anu WoH lIy asa.u 0o"IHE "Uo =
iIgaI nao no. -: i9oo'0l0" 1NiieI":J =
ooWI' me EhsliSlulen Hn''"1u me- -
mugs WIN .nell OacNS " - Vel llo0o'
iIaue tHe L"eSl eIL'L.' U ."@ 'o0'I's1'
paltIhS WIN "o4uG'lu' pa'i1'N0' -
uteh auueu ~ 10 I1o"oo 1u' '"c IG9''ol NC
sue was SUM IetiIT1' Nl"V' "N"0 =
GlIIi9dh hl4e anu rI7G"l"" uoI o"'''N'
Rydeh ana FohSIofu coHaIe1 '"e H"7'."
DOWNING "Aeh Ohe Auo'I"'9"2 ven ~
Tor Ine'r Secoud '"'I"89. ~ U9i ? ""7
ana IoIceluI uIlVIhS IeSul'9' i" o. '"'''
not ouI' lhcIuulhS seven LoI'' -
, 1925-01-27

lot the HAL W llO C&NtG0tiCilOO liz Lii
bassy at the Vatican not 20 oppose its
suppression. lie begged NJ, Herriot,
while there was still time, not to take
the irreplrable step. Ihe eX-Premier
argued that while practical realities
should dominate iife, the HOlV See was a
centre of International activities, that
France could not afford to neglect.
France had done well, he said, IN enter
ing into relations with tie Soviet but she
would also be represented wherever
she mad other interests. I'VE are itaV~
ing Rome the moment the others are al
%rivlng", declared NJ. Brand. The last
time | was In Rome | could not help hear
ing talk hat the United States haG al
lowed ii 10 become known that they were
considering how they could arrange To
be represented at The Holy See. You
mas Withdraw your appropriations tor
an embassy at the Vatican, bat what
would you say Il your AmbasSt dor there
found his appropriations elsewhere and
declared he intended remaining. l am
justified in WlTnlag you that Sucn a ,hlng
is possible and even beng p1epareu".
These words OF the tx Premier caused q
sensation IN the Chamber and We're IN
terprateI 10y the Deputies as meaning
that the CllnOIIc Party would Iuruish lhe
funds IOr the Embassy II necessary. II
you give the PapoI N0ucIO his passpJ:t',
Nj. BrIald continued, you VIII BRING
upon yourselves tae protest OF every
cnanceiI0ry. Nnat WitI tna thirty mitiI5n
CatnJIIc5 Oi ne UnI Ell States say? WIat
reaction viii your acucn have on tnelr con
science? Inere are three iuternatlOuaIs.
First, Iuat OF Moscow, the Reu. We are
represented there. Second, mat OF Geneva
FOr. mona Ne ara tnATn AnDIin w mo-;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-18
Biandy 5 Eiags winners,


Blandy's Whhs hna Pigeons were tn.
feature attraction o, he pigeon exhibit al
Rockville Fair Just ended. There were
more thar 100 utility pigeons, comprisine
Mondanes, Carnsau, Runts, Hunearians
nomers' Crosses and forty White Kine
riseons competing for the two handsome
SILVER cups and cash prizes offered for the
champion utility pigeon and the best dis.
play of utility pigeons.
His hen. No. 6. winner of manv first
prlzes' was awarded the champion utility
pigeon, winning the silver cup, and his
wonderful string of prize White KINDS
outclassed all the other utility pigeons
winning the other silver cup for the best
display and all the blue ribbons, making n
clean sweep for the third consecutive wear.
This is the same team of KINGS thar
made clean sweep at the exclusive
Pigeon Show held at Washington last wear
winning all three silver cups and cash
specials. including the two silver ems
offered each year by the American King
Club. They were shipped from the Wash
lneton show to the Cumberland Tri-State
FAIR also making clean sweep up
there. winning all the prizs offered.
The fame of Blandy's Kings has reached
Brussels, Belgium. the honh of the souab-
bling pigeon, the Belgium ifi,mer. An order
has been completed to ship two pairs of
MS Show Kings on the S. Belgenland.
sailing for Antwerp. Septd mber 18th.
The White King Pieeoi is of American
origin and rightly named King. for il is
considered by many breeder to be the King
of all utility pigeonism. predicting each year.
for more than seven years, to 10 pairs of
squads weighing more thtn pound of
choice white meat at 20 day old. 1t takes
over two months to proddceh / IA pound
leghorn broiler and it brings sowhere near
the market price of these Jumbo King
squads.
Blandy's Kings will be the first 10 be re-
ceived in Belgium. The lesdine pigeon
breeder there decided on this White King
Pigeon to start his squabbing business be- |
tause 1t dual purpose breed, possessing
both show and utiiity qualities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-18
60
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Masonic Ha' Movie, Gaith.rsburQ.

Eleanor Boarding.. Pat oMsIIey and
Harrison Ford are tn. ,,ers in III. nic,nre
Proud Flesh" being sho N a, thi, ,bea,er
next Saturday. September la,b l, is a
comedy drama of Madrid ana c., E,on-
cisco-a story Of Irish love 70. a C,onioh
senorita. splendidly enactedby thos we'll
known players. PhOtoplay Magazine re-
ports indicate that this is onef Me,ro's
best releases, very pleasing az enter
tanning picture. Don't fail to &c and
enjoy Proud Flesh"
On the following Saturday. Sepube
26th. we are presenting Broken Bar rs =
wonderful picture with wonderfult Vt
including such stars as James KirkwOO
Norma Shearer. AdOlph Menjou Nj
Busch and George Fawcett. Every OF
should make a point Of seeing this pilot
play.
Watch for the extra fine pictures o" o
October program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-18
Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber of District Of Columbia has OBJ
taine' from the Orphans Court Of Mont
fom ny county, Md. letters Of admins
uaf.ln on the personal estate Of
HARRIET L. WHITNEY.
late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
40 persona wing claims against the said
deceased nra hereby warned to exhibit the
same with ouchers thereof, to the sub
sc1nl Or before the 18th day Of Febru-
ri 1895 otherwise they may. by law,
b excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons Indebted to said estate are
requested 70 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
Apeust 1926
WILLIAM j. MARSH,
anq 2l-1t Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-18
Obituary.

Departed this life Saturday, August 20
1925, at his home near Woodfeld. Mont
somery county. Nd. Washington Thomp-
son, in the Goth year Of his age. The
funeral services were held Monday after
noon. August 3lst. at Damascus Church
and intement was in the cemetery al
joining. The Rev. II. H. Nicol preached
the funeral sermon. after which the ser
vices were concluded by the members Of
Montgomery Lodge. No. SO. |. o. 0. +. 81
which Mr.. Thompson had long bet
member. He is survived by his vic a
and one son.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-18


NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scrber Of District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Montgomery
county, Nd. letters OF administration on
the personal estate Of
MARGARET l.. MARSH.
late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the snme with vouchers u sfeCi, 20
the subscribe on or before the 1850 day Of
February, 1925 otherwise they may. by
law. be excluded from all heneaf Of said
estate. All persons indebted 20 said estate
are request 70 make immediate pay
ment. Giveu under nv hand This 1871
day Of Augu 1875
WILLIAM j. MARSH.
aug 2i-6t Administrator
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-18
Statement,
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Inc Germantown Bank. at Germantown
In the State of Maryland. at the close
OF business September End, 1925.

Resources.
Loans and Discounts .Sl14tes M
oVerdrafts. secured and unse. =.
@. cured '...;...:.........,.......... 1928 IL
pp.oGhs, BONDS, Securities, etc.. 25,S95 48
PPann,he rouse. 1881 IS
furniture sHr1ituLe and Fixtares......:.. 2.S92 IS
MORTGAGES and judgments of
Dn record 9r.., S,OOOe74
Private Banks and Bankers
and Trust Companies, other
than reserve.."....:.....". 952 So
Due from approved Reserve
Agents. 16. 429 IS
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank.
viz
U. S. Currency and National
bank NoteS.............$4.18 1870 90
noiu CON ~..........". 232 so
mhhoT 'oln... .,...--...... 74O 81 5,l53 OF
iS'o'' - '''.., ....,...,.. Sl66,6HH 67
Liabilities
Capital Stock paid in $50 900 M
ouTpluS funu. ........................ 10 600 90
Undivided profits. less expenses,
interest and taxes paid. ..,.... 2,372 20
Deposits (demand)
subject to check. .$57,877 81 SYST 81
Deposits (time)
Savings and Special. $50. 448 10 &C, 448 10
io'a'' '''''....................... $l86.69S 81
State of Maryland. County of Monteom-
cry. IS
l, }: A. Slower, Cashier of the above
named Institution. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the |
best of my knowledge and belief
j. A. SLOWER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
5th day of September, 1925.
J. FOREST WALKER,
Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest
VIM WATERS,
A. H. BAKER,
A. R. SELBY,
sep IS 81 Directors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-18

Rockville Service Station.
Evening star., 1925-05-18
HUMBLE OIL DRAWS
WALL STREET ATTENTION

NEW YORK, May IS LP).-The
rapid growth in earning power of the
Humble Oil and Refining Co.. which
is controlled by the Standard Oil Co.
of New Jersey, has turned Wall Street
attention to the meeting of the direc-
tors in the first week in June, in eX-
Pectation of favorable developments.
Current net profits are reported to
be running at an annual rate of S21.-
000 900 after all charges, equivalent
to about 81 a share on the capital
stock. Net income in 1924 was 50 .S35, :
1875, or s5.62 a share.