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PROBE AUTO THEFT PLOT TO DEFRAUD

Budget Bill for IS avy is Reported to Loner House

Sees U. S. in Dominating Role in World's Politics

22. Th-carrying

llccnl Confession Implicates

Three Men and One Girl at ISiles. 5-T r-i -i I to Nw-F-Tlm: NILKS. Mich.. April 22 Mayr.aM T. Tro,l, fnrmrr IVr.ton Harbor rr.t dealer, r'uv Tfr.z m .t farm n ir Kolrr. ua Wl.ty jm j' : i r c d in an niJtr'Hi ronfpimry to !fra,:! th Wolvrin Inirancc Co , acror'Uns: ; n ronff jwif.rn m.ido tr, Sheriff' Gorf Iiriflcrmn .y Ho! art Ft'lnT' rvl Harold Murphy. Ni'. youth i low undr arr-rt at th county ja:'i. Th cxo grnv nut of tho r'portM thft of T.V. Ni.h roafKfr r.n April 0. Acrorrilr.s to Murphy. h . i nnl Stinrr, acrnmpani-l by Val'rili Punninsr. a forrr.pr waürs at thr Pikf House hnm In this city. vnt, to HpTiton Harbor. whrr a pir t w.'f arranif'l hctvrrn Tf'l, f;t:ir."r an-1 Kirl ta tak th mwhant's f-r!

WASMINfiT'X. April naval a ppropri it ion hill

?.::.(n,2 1?.2.1 .n-l i.I' r.tiral wrh , th xnf aflur which was j . ' - hy th- Ii r.tj at th- last F?ion. wa ; rt'porti'd to th'- hoij to'Iriy by th 'i ppropna ir-.rn committer. ;

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I'.v IritrnatiTinl Nwn Sfrvi.-: WASHINGTON. April 22 Tho ritj.ld f;r' exchan?" r.f monu.ranJa h'twfn tho Unito.J S't.itc and G rniany. leaves no dount, Jn th opinion of olfk ial hf re U day as to tho dominating role this government i

, ' , ... , 'about to play In world po.itira n tz'n-stf-j." i made m the bill and; , , A, ... , , ., 'rr.il and rP rations ;n particu.ar. amount ahowo.l for tho con- ' v . . ,

STREET CAR CRASH JARS SCORES HERE

Th" r,f nnan povornrn' nt has appeal

ed to America t" mediate th quw- ! tien of r paration. which for many : u;r nths ha remain.! unsettled to the df trimmt of the world and Sec'y Hi;j7hs in a r'ply which breaks all records for promptness, has infe-rm-

1 Berlin that whil tho United

tive of any p-"s:h!e chance in povernmont rralizo that (Icrmany must mako reparation "to th !:mit of lu r ability to pay." and that it is aI?o tho con?er.su.s of. fWmtn opinion that the prompt rebuilding of tho dovastod regions Is to tho best interest of Germany. Tho .Simons note further conceded th" nece.ity of tho "immediato Establishment by Germany of an actual sum of cah money in foreicn exchange, of important proportion" and advanced the opinion that i"ch a -sum could he rc-alizoj only throutrh estah'.ish-

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State could not act ns umpire, it j ment of an international loan

strongly desires an Immediate and just settlement ar.d will undertake to

brine the matter to the attention or

IVonf Srriou?lv Hurt in Acci- ih-allies.

It was predicted ' today that the i Germans would lose no time in com-

dent. However Motor-

man Ir

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plyin? with that part of Sec'y Huphes rommuniration which supt-

. A I pests submission of proposal as a S.-ore of persons on a Portale . .. . ' ' . basi.H of discussion. Mav 1 is the

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and collect th insurance to purcha" 1 were jarrtd. but ff-aped serious in-i demniti' s. and although there is the

a. cc own

coupe. Murphy, nrenrdin? t h:jury when the rar

story, refused to participate

when akerj to do so by Steiner.

Steiner, on the other hand, claims j

was struck in a

i rear-end collision by a St. Mary's ;

ar r.n Mirhican st. at Madison.

possibility of a postponemtnt it

! believed that every effort will

The rear of the pnrtace ear was

! telesoopr by the St. Mary's car.

h n tho "xoat." that Murphy and the Dunnhiar r-'rl had bir-d him to

driv the car t0 Detroit for a stipu- I nlh wrr" r,jrtni''K lh .n Mich-

:aten fum of $100 under the proton " - ' l" , " . the basis cf the new proposals

tnat Teed had Leeorne infatuated ,lt "4 s"n" wits tv. o r-,i ,c. tKtt ri the Portage car. Motorman W.

car.

As the stor- troe

that ho would Piv. them 5i hm.rmn 1 th to tho Flipprry rails hut

Pettit. runnintr the former, paid

"et a good ?tart l"refore reporting the th-ft of th car. Shortly after the

that the defective operation of tho air-brake made this impossible. The

theft was reported. Sheriff Hirdtre. rear car. out or control, with wheel man imearthe.i the ..Her.d rnnsnir- reversing, crashed into the carrier in

icy to defraud tho insurance com

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made by tho Berlin government to bo ready at that time with a definite program. That tho terms sucested In the German memorandum to the United States on April 4. would form

was

1 freely predicted today and to a con- ; aiderahlo extent this prediction is

borne out by advices from abroad. In tht communication Simons, the German minister of foreign affairs, expressed the conviction that the German people as a whole irrespec-

favor of which the allies should walvo their peneral first mortgage. Clermany would be wil'.inK. the ministor assrtc-d. to assurw tho oMipition of the interest and the amortization of the fcreirn debts of the allied and associated powers" within the limit of her capacity. s'ec'y Hushes' reply to both thi proposal and to tho communications of yesterday Is interpreted hero as an indication that the Harding administration finds nothing prohibitive in the principles thus far advanced by Germany, and it is stated that the Porlin government wi'.l now proceed to an elaboration of these principles. While the German government expresses in unmistakable language its willingness to abide by any award the United States may make it was pointed out that there has thus far been no formal indication from the allies as to how far they would bo willing to leave the matter in the hands of tho Harding administration.

holers out of water. I; in th form of air.davits which a-v classified for pre. tlt it:on to IV!master General Hays ami the hai? of other d partriu nts thn ! .no l-.-.r-

isdiction fiver the o:r.rSa:.q invoivi-d. j in Kicht of the affidavit so f.r re-i :" !

ceived prefer to H. W. Pur.ly. p' -st-master of Pradfrd. ). It appears that Postmaster nirdy iurti ipated in a parade at Pradford fiurimr the late campaign which was arranged to take the edge off. of i republican parade held rn the same rvrnlnc. He claims that he jumped into the parade to win a bet rff of i republican bystander who had declared it was made up of juvenil s and that

the IT- was not a per., n :i niontr th? j marchers w ho was of ;-ge V.izhl $t lldcbdlivr tO('Ic TdliCS

citizens of Bradf?rl have sent in af-j Tula vits. however, to the effect tht Postmaster Purdv carried a banner'

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L:ulej- pr v o;;s!y had ad

that the (I;-. ; I.ik Sard ( tho Construct. en Mat ri lis Gsry werf re ruovir.g sirvj fr Indian i s:.i- tf th" !ak- l y "san 1 suckers."

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in the parade and that on the banner was a picture of a colored man.

Xi: VFIK, X. V.. April After one of the ni'-st or.fa tional udvances vor known on the stock.

I tr.arkets, Studebakcr todiv reached

t.s hishet level since 1 ? 2 . when It

kiiTjS win: tiii:v si:i.i V O X K i: P. S. Arril 2-'. After shootin? his wife t death and wounding his two step daughters. probably fatally. Joseph Geraci, 1.", today s!mt himself in the head dy-

! inc within an hour. The shooting

took place in the Geraci home ami

was witnessed by Joseph at-ar-t. i jioavv buving abd .

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223 S.Main St. Lincoln 1654

Members Receive-

was riott.l at 1-1. T!ie market pened with the ste-ck at 7 1but rapidly soar d. Since I ec in be. 1S-0. the stock has in reis- d fro;.! r.T Z- to tho pr'eru uu':iti'')n.

is mai'K-

u. a stepson, who ran Into the

street for help after seeing his j

mother and two sisters shot down. i '

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ol the advance

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Passengers, making hasty exits from both cars, were dazed at the happening ami made their way to

pany, and traced. Steiner and tho Iunnin girl to lanirg only to 'ose track of thf girl. Steiner was

then traced to Grand Rapids, where meir Cegtinations on loot, wnile tno it Is aid lie attempted to dispose of) damaged ctr was towed to the car the car. The girl his not yet been barns. The portage, car had just located. j been reused from the repair shop Representative., of the company where it had been repainted and havf sworn out a warrant for Teed'a completely overhauled at a cost of arrest. $1.700. ACniTS INVITATION. Motorman Pettit was held rosponsM FIX I CO "ITT, April 22. Prest ibl fC the accident and was dis- ' bregen today accepted the invita. oharged.

tion of Dallas Tex., to attmd the

Croat fair in that city next fall. He declared that onlv the most urgent

inairs ni state wouicr Keep nim rrom attenfiing. !n which he wou!d send a

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TO OFFER MOTION

FOR DISARMAMENT

OF THE MISSING CORRESPONDENCE

Expert Passage of Resolution Calling Conference on Question.

I'.y lnfernation.il News Srvic; RAL.TIMORK. Md.. April 22. No

elue haI been obtained hero

P.r Pnlted Pres: WAffHIVOTOW Anrll " 2

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. . , . ... . the president to call

l'cxv vKf oi i.i'inian fiiwunimiic cor

respondents reportetl to have been

stolen from the steamship Nervier, 1 of the royal Relge lim which nr- I

rived at this port Wednesday and (locked yesterday. A fourth packet was found Intact. What facts that have been developed indicated the papers may have bepp stolen from the vessel before its departure from Antwerp. Tho Papers were addressed to tho Rel-

"iinn ambassador at Washington.! and mav have contained ronimuni- i ations of a hi.Kh.ly important natur from the Relgian government to be ( delivered to the American state departm'nt through the Relgian em- i barsy in this country. j

GRAND OPERA BY WIRELESS MAKES INITIAL DEBUT

I't International News Service: SAN FRANCISCO, April 22. The fir?rt attempt to tae prrand opera by wireless, was a huso success. Fieda Hemble. poprana of the Chicago grand opera company, sang into

a wireless teiopnone which wanj heard as far west as Honolulu, as far east as Salt Iake city, as far north ar- southern Alaska and as far outh ! as point Ioma, clos t the Mexican j border. Many ships on th Pacific within a radius of l,5Cf ml'.e heird the con- ' cert. !

the president to call a world disarmament conference probablj will follow- vTraetment of the Knox declaration of peace, as one of the mala features of the Harding foreign relations program. The initiative on tho disaima-

? ment resolution will be taken in the house, assurances already having j been recervetl that such action will ! not be considered an Intrusion Into I any ftn-elgn negotiations the presi

dent anu nis secr3tar- oi state navplanned. As an indication of the adminis

tration's aj parent decision for tho ; parly passage of a disarmament resolution. Sec'ys Hughes. Weeks. Peti- : by and Hooer will appear before ' the house foreign affairs committee i next week to give their views on

this question. The resolution of Rep. Rogers. MassachuHotts, will bo the ha?is of tho hearings. "I desire to emphasize," Rogers said, "that this is not a pacifist plan for disarmament. This important question should not bo handled In a yellow dog pacifist way, but in a red blooded American way, and we should have a navy second to none until the nations of the world actually agree to disarm. I believe a ftrdng navy will aid disarmament."

WK SI-XIj IX)U lfss. Stoves and ranges demonstration and sale all thin week of the Alcazar Duplex Range. West Side Hardware Store. 1230 V. Washington av.

nrxjrnsTs m-tutrality. Pr International Nw Srvi 'e : CONSTA NTTNOPl.U. April 22. Turkey has requested tho allies to respect the neutrality cf the Straight of Constantinople. The rfquewt w.a-fi made In view of the threatened rly renewal of the (Jreek offensive.

WHOLE BODY WAS SORE TO TOUCH

IIOOVEIt COSTK&T. I..adlef: Here is your chance to fret a Hoover free. Electric Service Co. 115 W. Colfax av. 9882-22

Mrs, Bush Couldn't Bear Weight of Bedclothes " Tanlac Again Proves Merit.

Characteristic of the statements which have made Tanlac a household word throughout the. entire continent is that of Mrs. I. A. Ru?h. 417 West St., Uockford. 111., who in relatinic her truly remarkable expri- ( encv sali recently: "I don't bel!vo anybody ever had rheumatism any wcrs- than I did for eight years. Thero were times when . my arms hurt rn so bad I would break down and cry. My elbows nre so stiff I couldn't usv my arm at times. Why. I couldn't even lift . a di.h. My whole body was sore t" th touch and sometimes I couldn't I ear the weight of the bed clothes pressing on me. , "Mj stomach was In awful condition, too, and everything I ate scurd and formed ga-s that would rts in my throat and choke me. I had tried ?o many things without getting relief I wan about ready to give up but lucky for me I heard so many ! people talking about Tarda c I frave it a trial.

"I am like a different person, now.

haven't a pain or an ache and feel

ai well and strong :us I ever did in my life. I am happy as can be and Its all due to this wonderful medicine. If Tir.-ac could help me 1 Know It ran help anyr-od anl there is p.o use for people to suffer when all the' have to do is to get Tanlac and be strong and well." Adv. j

PERKINS for MAYOR

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Democrat Anyone who is willing :o take responsibility and las confidence in his judgment can set himself up is a leader. Successful leadership consists in perfect teamwork and the successful leader is he who surrounds himself with an organization where there is a perfect interchange of ideas, with ability on his part of inviting free and frank discussion and criticism by members of his team and then arriving at a decision which the entire team will jndertake to carry out. The duty of the people Is not only to select a successful leader, but to select one whose aspirations are bound up with the happiness and well being of the people he serves. That responsibility lies with the people. They carnot escape it, and successful . or. unsuccessful government depends on the leader they select

DISLOYAL G. 0. P. OFFICE HOLDERS GET FREE REIGN

Administration Decides Overlook Past Sins and Whitewash Slate.

BY IvOl'IS M I)I,OW. WASHINGTON", D. C. April 22. Reports have been going the rounds of Washington for several days to the effect that tho proposed punitive campaign against postmasters and other federal officials who are accused of circulating derogatory stories concerning the republican candidate In the recent campaign is to be dropped. The reports have been somewhat circumstantial in character and have been bawd on tho theory that nothing would bo gained by stirring up the mess and that if punishment is to visited im

partially on thoe who circulated tho objectionable rumors th? chastening rod would have to fall on some republican backs, which would bo a rude interruption of the spirit of party amity and unity which i supposed to prevail under the new era of national affairs. So. according to the current reports, it has been decided to drop the whole affair and let by-gones bo bye-gones. Rut it appears that these advices should not be accepted at their face value pending further corroboration, for if there is to bo political amnesty toward these offending officeholders Sen. Willis of Ohio knows nctthing about it. Son. Willis Objects. "If these men are tr have their political fdns forgiven I know nothing about it and I am not a party to the proceeding." Vaid Sen. Willis. "As far as I am concerned I am going to rais the (naming a certain influential personage in the nether regions) with every one of them. An officeholder who would circulate such reports in a campaign or any other time is not fit to be a public servant." A great deal of amunition is com-

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Saving does not mean self-denial TO save money you need not be miserly or deny yourself a reasonable share of the pleasures of life. Scientific saving is. simply Thrift. It means arranging your expenses according to a definite schedule, so that the amount you spend is a little less than the amount you earn. You will findsaving easy if you take the trouble to "budget" your expenses. A Thrift Account with us is the most convenient and profitable way cf tak-

of vour wecklv or monthly

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Our guarantee to you is a broad one: If anything you buy hero Is not satisfactory to "you. let us know we'll make it right you are the judge.

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VOU don't need to be a judge to know that these topcoats made for us by Hart Schaffner & Marx are wonderfully smart the tailoring a little finer the fabrics more beautiful than ever; distinctive new ideas; new fashionable models in a remarkable exhibit. The right clothes for men and young men at the right price. Topcoats in plain or belted styles for business, traveling, motoring they're equally excellent for rain or shine. Wonderfully large assortments at 35 And others at $30, $40, $45, $50.

The surface of your desk should be largd; Enough for your needs. Don't be embarrassed with a desk so small that vou always look snowed under. Any particular size Cutler Desk has a maximum size writing top. By their very appearance of substantial efficiency Cutler Desks, in private or general offices help you impress customers favorably.

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of Hart Schaffner & Marx stylish all wool clothes for men and boys.

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Speakers will give you the facts. Good music. Ladies invited.

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YERRICK Funeral Parlors Forest G. Hay and Clem C. Whiteman Saccetsors. Otto G. Arnold, Embalmer Ambulance Service Lady Attendant 219 South St. Joseph St.

SAVE THIS OTIL IOC NEED A LOAN OP

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Loans msie on satfirr. Furniture, rianoa, VIctrolas. Lire Stvk anj Anto ns YOt'R OWN TERMS.

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toe State. INDIANA FINANCE CO. 00 I. M. S RIdr. Corner 3IaJb and Wahlnrton rhoa Lincoln 6201

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