South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 289, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 October 1921 — Page 7

r r.

SUNDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1021 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

DOCTOR SAYS MRS. SOUTHARD KILLED o OTHER HUSBANDS

Hcvclations Are Ha ml Acaint Woman "IMue-Hcan!"' in Idaho. TWIN O't. 13. i ef I'.lM!nrs. i Ir. If. J. V.rnhim x:r -tr; Mont.. tcrtlf. I at lyViii Njutlnrd, a tl'jetK-.ird" he re toJ-iy cplr.ion. th ejath t) .that in Harlan his l l.t, third lr:s!an 1 ef Mrs. bid. was e.n;;- 1 Ly ar.- nie Dr. Wernham ;itt r.-I.-'l L f. re hi.- death. ;-uth- i Mrs; Southard on trial for th X.-.urder of IMu rtrrl F. M yer. her fourth husl.tn l. Th stat contends that r.ot only M'ye-r hit thre pre vious nusr.ar;.;1 or x:c worii n were j T o:.3or.' a iiv her v.-;h the ohv t o coll 'tin-r h-.r I f f r insurape-. 'oun'l for Mrs. Souhard today r D"u d t ht ;r '') T . ' ri to testi-Iir-ny ( n i-rn : r. v :h ;,'i!i.' f th" "a o rr. n n ' frrn. r h '.-l.a.n.If. euntendvi. l era e :r: ;a :i: to ne m . - ru trill. J'id'r i:.1.' !: i'tm;:'' 1 the mjuir to ! r r.rt d a'onc linen rt:.io jn'irK v.r'uilly f. -t l.earlnnr t n the df ath of ! wis. Jar.- r rt.';!i.:r:tr p';r!!nH of the: organs ta';en fr!.:n th" .ody of w:- u . r ' i ' : j :"r l"i ? into court trd iy a f v : i : : : t s ji'id wer- haiu -d hen'df jars c r i rr.rirr portion of th r.ital dr';ir,i of Myer. The state wil; nd'-avr to prove that bot?i riOd ti of tiie .-vime kind of j oi. n. FIRE DESTROYS BLOCKS OF CITY PARIS. Teva (.. :. Fire that fttar'td In a furnit;:r- .'-tore h re, was brought under cc ritrol at 4 a. m.. totl.:y, after having destroyed two busl-r.-sri blorkr. and ret"-hed out into the T- f-ideru" ti rr.. ib---tnyin? 17 resMr tk"". Conservative estimates pl.'icfd th" lis- at more than $1,0') 0.0 0 0. This morning th" scene of the conflagration i.- or." of desolation. Familien are crroir.o d around their few possessions riv d froni the fire. The I temperature is uncomfortably en!d. Many lri'-tüy aded their belong-' lnps on trucks or any availab'e convcyanccM and Jirrried to the open fields. Those waose horru were not destroyed are slowly returning but ffar Is felt by same that the flinus may nraln breal; out. Dvery precttjtlori against lootin'-r Js bein taken, spec:;:! poliee and deputies beirrr xtati n d i:i th res and residence se( tior.s. . . , o i a r I t , iot or i as is known no lives war eriously Injurie. were caused by the fire. Giving Il.xtra IVrferiiiaiie. Owing to the unusual demand for eeats. the Olhcr will give a special performance of '"Way In Fist" from 5 to 7:0 this evening. Lower floor and Lalcony seats, )c. seoona In Icon v. :'.. f r? m RAILROAD SITUATION UNSETTLES MARKETS Reversal I'xtcnds to Steel.Kqtiiptnents and Other Allied I.-sue-r. NMAV ViiRK, (ct. IT. ()e might de e'.opm nts ,:i t.he rni!ro;:d jituation inwit'. il totlay . market sesh:or., rails if the investment division reacting :rie to three points. Tlie reversal extended to .steel.', equipments and numerous allied isfu - i ut dorn f.ic oils followed the ir Tf'-ent mrvTr.er.t into new high ground. Seeral of the foreign oils, espe-cie. ily Mexican petroleum, also "Wtre substantially better. FZlsewhere trading was of a desul-Qt-ry character, specialties tending mainly downward, with a new low ' Ttta.rd fi-r American tu'ar. Pierce ! Arrow common and preferred were j unusu.ioy ac'i.e at rnatertal advanc frhares. .Void frUhf.y L.'.'t rt v a.e.- mounted to 217,0QQ frm ov : bon.'.s the ,1 which rc?e points, dealings in were dull and featurc-le.-s The genera! bend market wa? j lrreu'ulur. e uh.i carie s-aar 7's beinsl lunsiicuo'ü.- amonc tr.e ioreicrn issuer for a further de;I!r.e vv two points Another sharp rally in Fritish rates. with dt mand sterling at jr.K 1-1. or almost live cents over the week's minimum and the furthi clump in (ierman marks to a level fi pprvxim-ite :-ltH',;!i?. directed renewed attention to chaotic conditions abro.id. Meg ether European rates were better on limited dealings. Tb clearing hov.s. weekly Htaternent vsa? devoid of interesting fea-Itire-i, actual lo.ir.s nnd discounts r veailnK only a moilerat expansion. Ca?h holdings increased by $11,000. CCÖ. however, wlilv consequent in,rate of excess reserves to BEARS BENFITED BY RESERVE FIGURES CHICAGO. Oct. 13. Uncertainty regard I.-1 farm resservo fure credited to the government, "but not crucially !.-:ed from Washington, pave an advantage to bears In the vhc-at n:ark: today during most of the s s-loa. Week e nd evening up. however, caused a rally. Tho cice was un-ttled it l-c net decline to a like ;ilv.i:.i with Dee-ember 11.15;- t- l.i:. 7-. and May 51.19 :-s to ji.-o. Corn finished 1-S off to 1- 'i 1-4 Up, and cat sained 1-v to 1-4'r'a-S. In provision? tb oute".nif varied from 2 1-2 d-chn.- to a r:se of 10 Cents. The farm reserve stimitr. which tfjui current rut the f tai at 410.-80-0.009 bushebs as aain-t 4 77,00v&C0 bufhels bust year. Ap;-arent!y this shcrwln? would be a di-appoint-tr.ent to the l.ul'a but lher was

.inxii; riiiiXDs c;i:iity and ri.Mis owx sixr noNoL,t;L.ir. t. jr.. Oct. 14. Ju.Jtro J. 15. Ughtfoot, cf th Ilor.nlu'u police court, wm arretted and ch.irod with violation of on of the trafilc ordinances. H arraign 1 himself in hi own court on this niornir.fr, cn-tf-rr-d a plf-a of guilty, and .'lncd hlni.op'.f J10. "I ho;- this may teach you n dorrnt rffTe-ct for the law," ho 5T.U1 ns h- re-ex iveI the $10 fron, hin'?lf.

STRIKE CURE SEEN IN BETTER HOMES LllIih Survey Points Ollt . r tt LlircSt LaUSC in llOUSin" Conditions. LONDON', Oct. 1. Kn?land has had two disastrous coal strikes since the war t-nded, and ü'Jndry plher threat.". The South WaP regional survey, committee, a branch of the minis-try ?f liealth. thinks livir.;r in depressive ... a ai lit. J. 1 I . - ; cor'.ditior. nuuuiea iiKeansjn uirty valPyt; at the jdt mouths has- a di- . I reel b arir.ir on unrest. They proi p'i--e to reiiu iy in--- uvimr conaii;or.s !and Uiicviate ihr unrest by a new housing .schirnc. 'l)'prcs-;riir surroundings and sameness of occupation have a marked effect In causing discontent and unrest," roads a striking sen1 f-nce of the report. ' ne -third of the male population ' of South Wales is em,'.at,'ed in mln- : inp, the committee finds, and minii:ik' is concentrated In valleys uniitttrd for housing purpsf3. with all j the serious dls-ad vantages of the coal dust and smoke nuisance and serious pollution cf rivers. ; "Houin of miners oustlde the ! valleys and off the coal measures Is, i then-fore, proposed, and the com- : mittee fuprsevts 13 localities as cen1 ters for grouped housing schemes i to (f-re particular valleys or groups of alleys. i "It phould be built away from the ; Industrial center-, it should be al- ' most purely residential in character, the residents should belontr to different Industries, and the !ze of the I town should be definitely hmited by ja permanent agricultural belt within ' its own boundaries." I The committee recommends the I immediate development of dormitory t':;vns at Dlintris.m t station and at Bridgend. The former would be a town of about r.n.fiOO population, under th; proposed I'topian jilans. cidf.k ih:mvi:hi:d. We deliver "Hoe.sie r" sweet e idr light to your home in .any quantity from 1 to Z'2 gallons. Hither in glass containers or n-w paraffinemied i asK.s. jum i.tu 4 .mu tell us how nun h vou want. The . .. II.. . I . - .1... t . it..:.- c ...1 price on smaller quantities is graauatcd accordingly. South Bend Brewing Ass'n. 303-10 Sunday Supper S!iw. To ;iccmmodate the crowds, the (".liver will give a supper hour performance of "W.tv Down Fast" todav. from to 7:30. All seats lower ..12-1K !.oap a n 1 a !cf)ti v .-,(le ciurh quetiun as to whether the amount named look in sved requirements and also whether the country mill and elevator stocks were included. Corn and oats were goverruel chief-.y by the action ef wheat. Rural offerings lacked volume. rin Mt n; i.ivi: stock. PlTTSIU Ki;. Pa.. Oct. lä.-CATTId: S H'idy ÜK'iit; noirket st'idy ; ebnj.-e, s. .".); i rime, $l.yi: i;d, J?'!.7"(i7."' ; tidy ii;t. her. S''..0ti'u7.-5; fair. ' ; n.iu'i; 'Ii. r'il ."i..M ; nüillIHUl to gond f.lt lull f " -r ."..".o ; eunin.uu to jcoexl ft ws. ire-h cows aud prloger. $'."'1. s. ; vt-al e;tlves. -13 ; heavy and ttdn 'Vl'lKlfp AND LAMBS tS apply, 1.300; n.aikct steadv: prime wetlicrs. fä.lOUT; --u.m!. .sj..V."i; ko.1 iL'.xed, 3.5:4 4---" : f.dr uila!. Mr'j; culls und cotMni ui, $0. IIm;s -Ke.-efpts. I.nh) market 'Sc up; i.rlaie Liphvv Loh, $'.9.15: nje.l!uui!". ... I.V.; ;..- iiuvv Vorkcr. i:y.K.'n::2:; . . . - . ... . - .... . 1 Jt.'J. ; roi s, $aiyi7.7r; tu. w.cui. CHICAGO PRODUCE. CHICAGO. Oct. 15. BUTTE H Hertdpi?, i vs tubs; creamery rxtra. 44c; tirjt. ;WV.;44c; packlnsr ttoc'i, 2iu24o. II., i.lnl.. I." V. AM l.Mieou-. 41V 42c: ord'.nao nrsts. .nhr4uc; ,4': M4 : cte'k. tj-0c; elirtles CH KKSU Twins, new. lVAi.(-: daiaiee, L'F;:li.jc: yo-in-f Atnerb.-as. '-.'i-Oc ; b'!;-!i..riis. ll'i..ri:i brick, HOt-b'. I.IVK roi'I.TJlY Turkeys. lc; chickens. I'.-- : sprlr.p, ; roosters. 14c; P'ese. Jb"; ducks. C!'. 1'. PATOKS -Kcoelpts. S7 cars; WIseonsin aud Minnciota, .l.r'S2.'i5. IMIAX.rOLIS LIVK STOCK. I N I I A N A VO LIS. Oct. 13. Ht-Go Iteo!.t,, .".iMi; m.'irkt .Vie .igller; tor, S.; ln-rivlrs. ..s.'.S.iHl; llpat. pits. s s." ; tiulk, CATTLE Keeipt. 400; market sff.-j.Iy, dull: c bed re hciviw. $7'"tS; Hirl.t-e. .V7',.75; heifers, .flliT.W; cows, l'.et.': bulls, S'-j"; ralve. $ig:12. HEEP Heeiit-. :v0; market te-ady; prinie beep, llia.f.ö; Iambs, $23g?0. NEW YOKK STOCK EXCHANGE. Xl'.W VOUK. Oct. 15. Ad. Hun. C.m. pju, 12j 12i -1 12i; 1 :uis4 i Ar.i It. -et S'U'ar Am. Car llv..l27'. A. II. V L. I'fd. Am. I.accm. .. i 4 Am. Srr.oltir-.. Am. Sujrar .VJ' A vi. T. A Telz.. l's An. Wool 71 Ana-.mli Cojv II7 Ati-hison .... m; Vald. Locoui. . . b. v o .r.t . Beth. Steel B" .Vt " B. H. T Tij r.illf. letnl.... 4tH Canadian Pa ( tlov evut. Le.itter.. JT,4 Chandler 40 i o 1274 öl 74 .; yÄ fv.- - n; .v. 7Ji 4 lin, V..ij eb 71 VI ' ' H 40 t; lio i'.ä 40 11UA - ) - 40 Tr!? V.U, ... el 'S 4'i i c. m. sr. I C. M. Ä Sf. p C. N. W. . r 2:i, P .17 7 J 7J 11 "ie. ' m i e i . a. . . C H I. P. 'A 71 Call! Owht... 11 Cb!;:o Copper.. 2. ii -" 771- : 12 Corn Pro.Iacti Ts 12', "t-2 SteI Cub.i Cane Sure Brie Common.. Brie Pi I b Williams

12 17 0 2s C 4.; 47 24 V, 21-s. rt" t j .'2 It) 4." k x 24 li

121H 17 V, G-n. Mo. Com... f7H Great Nor. Or. C74 )r'it Nor. Ry. 7t Indust. Ab'cd.ol 4t Int Iratlm. .,4. Inter. Nb Lid . . Ir.ter. Paper .. 47Kan. C ty S,u. 2'tj Kern. Copper.. I.ek. St.el .'.. Id:h Valley. . .V, Marir. iVininoa P Marine pf. .. 43 !xh n -t-el. .n.. fla-Tl Cep;-er. 2' Mblrale Steel . . IT' 71 44 - e'.N., 1.1 C4

21 21 .V.tj 4..U !C i 21 1"

4.. . - - 4 vi - -a ls

Ml.jri Pa

MINERS STAND BY HOYAT IN BATTLE

Twelve Thousand Kansas La borer Defy Lewis, Continuing Walkout. PITTSBURG. Kan.. Oct. 13. Between 4,000 and 5,000 Kansas coal m!n-r. meetjntr at Prank'.Jn Friday, adopted resolutions upholcHr.fr thjcdniinlstraüon of I'rer't Alexander JM. Ilowat, suspended yesterday on ;ordr of John I... Lewis, president of the Intermitional Min Workers' union. Resolutions also were adopted declining to rrcoqnizt the provlional admlrbtrution created under lrrs't Lewis' order, f. be headed by George L. Peck, Ieal member of Lh lnternattonal executive board. and refusir.? to comply v.lth Instructions sent out tejday by Acting Pres't F'eck that all striking miners return to work Immediately. About 12,000 miners have been on voluntary strike evcr the commitment te jail recently of Pre.s't Ilowat and August Dorchy, ur.ifn vice presilenf, for violating the criminal section of the state industrial court law. IIovat and Derchy aro serving ßix months' se-ntences in the CheroKee jail at Cedumhus. FISHING FLEET VIE FOR HONORS HALIFAX, N. S.. Oet. 13. Plight cracking fishing vessels of the Nova Feotia flee. t were tuned up and ready for the contest today over a 40-mllo triangular course to determine which vessel will meet the American schooner Flsie of Gloucester, Mass., for the international prophy. Fair weather with a moderate breeze indicated the achooners would put up a good race. It was believed the contest will be between the Blue nose. De lawana and the Canadia. The time limit has been set at S hours. PROTECT PREMIER AS STRIFE GROWS LONDON. Oct. l.o Peditbal and labor problems have- inflamed fee 1ing to s-ucn a high pitch in various quarters ef the country that extraordinary" fteps are being taken to prevent any attack against the life of Premier Lloyd George. The two chief questions which have aroused rassionate resentment are the Irish peace, situation and unemployment. Radical Sinn Feincrs make no effort to veil their hatred for the premier, who they declare is trying to hoodwink Ireland into an agreement satisfactory to England but not to Ireland. CARIMN HUM MILK COSTS. BRIDGEPORT, O.. Oct. 15. liraployes ef the U"hee!ing Traction Co. ele n-ot worry because 15 cents a quart is charged for milk in this locality. Fach morning and evening they stop at a farm along the Barton division, leave buckets and, on the re turn trip pie k up the fluid, which is brought to the car harns on Wheeling I bind and there dis- , tribute,. The cost is 10 cents a i-uart. The milk is gu.-.nirN-e-d fresh..

X. Haven By... r.'j Vi W-t b". N. V. C 72 72'h Tl1- 71 Northern Pae... 7'i '' Ti.fs 71 Nerfilk West. M'.. '.l'j IM .U Pan A:a. Oil .. II1, -HI 41:'i l'-Mi I'.:iiisvl nid.i .. .:'. .' . ."'."'j Vx2 IVe'des Gas . . .".II .o I ierre Arn.w .. 1 1 1 j Bt' 11 lj l-'U l'ittlVK' Coal es'n "s'h !'ure oil 11 j t--i lle.niin- t:s n 4 Bep. I. V- Stwl 471, 47 s 47 47'H Sears HootuK-k U-, :l- 'I1. Sinclair Oil .. 21 'j 2H2 21 1 i 21-i Sen. Pac. By... 77 77 1 i, 7t'.l-i 7)H Si.iitLcrn Bj. .. UlH l1 11 1! Stüde. Common 7 72 71"1 71 1 Texas oil .... ;;u,.H .::;; :w4 'la V Pacific - -2 21U 217H Tub. Products.. KI I ubm Pacific. 111 ll-'i lls W V. S. Keod 12j II'- 124 U. S. Kubber .. 40 4MV, 4p3 F. S. Steel ( om. 7S l1 7S 7S Utah Copper... 52 ü2U ÜV M Vunadlum Tn' "4 au .Me VlrKinla Chem. 2Si4 2S' Wabash "A" .. 20M, 20' 20 20 Wentlughouse 44 44S 4 4Vi 4 4, White .Motors.. 33 liö Willys Overland 0 Ö

SOUTH BEXD 3LltKUr. SET1D MA RE LT. CrrfCtd Daily br D. A. Raw. 601 5 B'icblgan at. Tbono Lincoln 6t29.) TIMOTHY Selling $4. per bu. CLOVER (med. red( telUcg $14. A LFALPA Selling SU. SUDAN GBASS belllnt $3 per cwt. MILLET leontmon 6ell!2ß 2 pel VETCH (winter or balrj) iSlllnjf $1J ftr cwt. HAY, STRAW AND FE F.D. (Conffct-M I-Jljr by th W1-t M!lle Flour tud Food Co.. iZO S. Mlrblfnn bU Phone Main 8S2.) NEW IIA Y Pa j lag, 14:t3c; ielltaj ;2f.;24 per ton. OATS Pa jln?. 35c; ielling tOc. CLOVElt SEED PayiLg J10. ielllng. ii2ai4. ALSIKE CLOVEn-Selllnsr $14. ALFALFA ' Northern pri.wo) $14. NEW COBN xavlajf, f illcg 5?0 WHFvlT. CORN. 0T. ETC. (Corrected lrtlly by I. U. Morjan, Stmt Mill. Hvdrauüc ar. Phont L. 5001.) COHN Paying 45o per bu. OATS Pay leg Zsc. MIDDLINGS -Selling $1.6) per cwt liBAN Selling $1..10 ftr cwt. CHOP FEED S-llIus, Jl 73 per cwt SLHATCH FEtD-J-elllLf, ?2.2j rcr cwt. WHEAT Pay lnc SI. 12 per bu. HIDES AND TALLOW. CrTf-tei Daily by S. XV. LippiMtn, Zl . Main at. i'bone Mala Zt) nil)r.s-4c; calfskins. lOo. TALLOW r.endered. So; roujrh, C3. BLLbWAN -C'g. per pjuud. PKODICE MABKE T. (Corrwted Daily by DrotherbonJ Grnerj '. Main mU Phone 71. K5.) lU'TTEB Paying. lc: sedlinir. Z0c lb. KCiGS rarlair. ö7o: Belln:-? 43c doz. FKC1TS AND Vf;L'l Ai;LEib-Ca!if riiia Navel orange. COc doz. PEACHES Scarce anj hlguer. iellinj J5 t i!tel. NEW I'OTATOES Setllng 42c pek. NEW CABBAGE Paying 2; beliini BEETS AND CARROTS New, ielllnj tc bunrh. APPLES Selling 10c lb. LAUD lc lb. LIVL5TOCK. (Cornrted Dally by Major Brt. . TLoraa t.. V.I'bawAka. Fhoitp Mlh. SI.) Hh1 -Weisblnj; bi22" lbs.. So lb. hoz weighing 22T to j: Rs., tf; hogi w e-1 rhln; Z ui UP. lC. C. lb.

VEAL A L V E S i 0 STEERS Hearj. 1.Cj(M12.'VX) lbs. corn fed. 8c; steers. grai eJ, SiXl.vO0 Ibif. 5 Sc. FISH. OYSTER ANTJ POri.TRY. Corr-trd Vm'.ly by W. I. Fatroii t-1 Y. V n Iii met o.i t. l'hone Main 10,'t FISH Troi:t. cllinj- 2- rr B. : pr 2.V: ir ib.: tk)nn-.l bullte ai. s- bitr At Sue pi- lb.; ballljut and salmon, li;n5 tc V- to 'J l'r iti.re than l'J lb'., o: a 11. les. B!i:cllU. :-- p.. OYSTERS Standard. $2.."r0 ffab ; e.ttrj fVet5, j:!. gab; New York counts. J-'.in -rir. TBI; KEYS 30c. DUCKS- WV. BioSTEBS 10c. SBBI.NGS UV to IV. GF.IE-lb'. HENS-lCc to

LEADERS ATTEND KNOX CEREMONY VALLKY K'K(;i:. pa.. Oct. 15. The Ftate of Pennsylvania today paid her final respect? to Fen. Philander Cha?" Knox when his boy was IaM to ro't in the church yard of th Valley Forcre Memorial chapel. A deieratlon of SO con?rp.men,

h'.adrd by Vice Pres t Calvin Coo'idce. arrived a short time before the- services. Gov. Sproul and Sen. Pnroe were also In attendance i j England Regards, U. S. Conference In New Attitude Conclave's Gravity Shown As European Leaders Decide to Attend. LONDON. Oct. 15. Arms conference stock, at a record low when Premier Lloyd George, and other Furopean leaders announced their inability to be present, soared today with the following: developments: Announcement that Lloyd George will probabfr leave for Washington Nov. 5. Reports from Paris that Premier Briand has planned to extend the limit of a "few days" that ho first intended for his visit to America. Denial that any attempt will be made by the French chamber of deputies to force Briand to remain in Paris. Announcement of the selection of several of England's most dlstlnguisheel diplomats as delegates. Announcement from Rome that Italy has selected the largest part of her elelegaticn and a pronouncement that the Italian government will do all in her power to cut armament. Tho essence of the British change of attitude toward the Harding dLscontained in the editorial expressions of the Dally Chronicle. It said: "Lloyd George's visit is the most convincing oroof that we are In grave earnest regarding the problems which Pres't Harding haa propounded. "We can Imagine no better overj ture to Wash.ngton than tho good! news regarding the developments of tne insu peace negotiations Giving Kxtra Performance. Owing to the unusual elemand for seats, the Oliver wil! give a special performance of "Waj' Down East" J from 5 to 7:.00 this evening. Lower j floor and balcony seats. T.0c, second j la Icon v ?Tc. ::d?-16 '.Y l jLfyr V1 wi mm ..itCf'.'i'-:-it'.?,T;f'.i' ..a. I HUB WAWn Ui iifnl mJia6odorn Webster 111 rsm-rTnmi imc '216-22 E. JEFFEGSON Ej! Coal by the bag:, barrel, ton, or carload we can supply you in any quantity. And it will be real coal, the kind that throws out plenty of heat and plenty of steam power. "Road the Coal-man cliats." Jacob Hoffmann 814-820 S. Michigan st. Main 3170 Lincoln 5890

emu

1 li j! Mf&X I v- -

I 11'! r ' - 1." I J IM'w.'niii f'Miuinr--w

You can be the proud owner of one. It will make your house a

n home

s425

I I

Main 235

fPUAM ÄG UVMDÖ TO nil (i An ninijO lo

NAMED PRESIDENT OF RAIL COMPANY ! Local Mail Asf-limC3 Highest Position With N. J., Ind. and 111. Railroad. Thomas A. Hyne, 1104 Woodward av.. was appointed president of the New Jersey, Indiana and Illinois Rail reo d Co.. at. a meeting of the board of directors of the road held at Chicago. Mr. Hynes' appointment is a recognition of seven years of efficient pervice with the road and Is in keeping. with the policy of the company to advance their executives througrh the various channels of promotion. The nwv president has filled the office of vice president for a year and a half and succeeds to the presidency mado vacant by the deah of tho former head of the road Wallace Ballard, who died Lxst May. Mr. Hynes' appointment as president takes effect imme-diattiy. Since the death of Mr. Ballard, the vice-JpresideT.t had been filling the responsibilities of both officials. There will bo no appointment to the vice-presidency in the immediate future, it was stated Saturday. Prerft Hynes was absent from the city Saturday and it was impossible to obtain a statement from him. The new railroad head is 40 years "BUSSE'S 55 Is baked in the finest bakery to be found anywhere And the price of "Busse's Bread" is as low as is consistent with its high quality. If you are offered bread at a lesser price, remember it is either inferior, or being offered to force out competition and place a Trust in control of your bread. BUSSE BAKING CC A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE' Have your plumbing thoroughly inspected now, and safeguard your house from destructive effect of frozen anel burst pipes. A small amount now spent In plumbing preparedness may save you many times the amount later. At any rate, keep our phone number pasted where you can find it In an emergency. We answer emergency calls promptly. J.L. TAYLOR 1915 S. Miami St. Lincoln 6065

BREAD

MPANY

Special offer of A Bench A Scarf and 50 Rolls

Ell. 228 S. Michigan St.

ioM anl h,v rM- v"- !V: 1 ! for thf v. i n r

his cor.r Ti.,n with th ra d vh ;.!; ecan fev.-n years ac.. h ha.! f-'rv-.l j for a pril .f 12 years with tl Krie railroad and hu s-,?r.t the ::i iijor portion of his lifo In r.ulru.i.1 Two th four direcror of t!:e road rid in Suth IV-nd. Henry Weppier , nrr. lir.g at 30; Yassir a v.. and W.x'ter D r.r.is. rerr.tly appvr.ted te the directorate, also making his horre ..-to. Th- Nvv Jrr. y v Illinois road ha orric-! in th" D. an building. Th rad epora.-s a lire out of South Per. 1 co". r-.e-o? inc with the Wabash railroad at pipe. Ir l. Te Ace-oimneInte tlu CnmiN. To accomrr.od.tte the cre.wd-j that have l)rn clamoring fcr scats to "Way Iovn Haj-t." the greit lb Tv. GrlfTlth picture will b given a special supper hour shrwlng th;.' afternoon, starting at 5 p. m., and continuing te 7:10. Full orchestra andall tho original fffect.". Sprli! prices: Lower Moor and tir-t balcony, l De; second balcony, 2'c. 1U-1C Wher. a man boast? in xublic of hi!ndiffer2nce to all women. Icok. around for the particular woman who hr.s him "lashed to the mast" in seen t. fe9 GEM o CT

r-f-3v c

-eji rrarrzri -a rr term

JI M . A f fi

WE HAVE A GREAT VARIETY OF GOODS THAT WE CANNOT USE IN OUR WHOLESALE, THEREFORE THESE THINGS MUST BE SOLD, AND SOLD QUICK WE NEED THE ROOM

YOUR L

TO BUY AT THE FACTORY.

2 PRETTY COTTAGE DRESSES FOR

These Cottage Dresses are worth from $1.00 to $1.50 each. Don't miss this opportunity to buy your winter's supply of aprons and dresses for one-half their real value. This Cottage Dress is such a great value that to insure proper distribution we will sell only two to each customer. m Heavy white and colored Outing Flannels for sleeping garments. Heavy winter weight Romper Cloth. Black Sateen, all grades. Heavy Shirting Ginghams. Pretty Plaid Ginghams for School Dresses. Black and White Sateen Bloomers. Gingham Petticoats, regular and extra sizes. Heavy and warm Outing Gowns for Women Our own malic. School Dresses and Aprons for Child ren. iMen's fine Lisle Cotton Sox, all colors and sizes, 29c pr pnir 4 pair for $1.00. Turkish Towels, Linen and Union Crash, at Bargain Prices. Muslin, bleached and unbleached, at Bargain Prices. Marquisette Curtain Material, lace or hemstitched edges, at B?reain Priccc. Genuine Hollywood Sunfast Cretonnes at Bargain Prices. Large variety Ginghams and Percales by the yard, at B-irgain Prices. Trimmings, Braids, Rick Rack and Buttons at Bargain Prices. Large table of Children's Dresses, choice 39c.

Hemstitching Picoting

YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICES

Wayne, one block from Michigan St. Across tho street

YOTl.ON" V.TMt i'lKUI lT. sa(;inaw. ..i: h . e '. et" .-'a d. i v.'.ll re.-;- r t '.. i: a i - i y ..') t I v. "j v ' h i i w:i -s" river r S r : n i .v l-.y th- ir v- ;r, e of w. - joppiY. .- :. t:::-.e in D- ':;;l".r. ; -a b. 2:, I'.' the p'-or ! i y a vole- . f t .v i t

-bete.! !".' ).:'.' as the .- .;-, e a r cf apJT1 Z' a ri the :- irrste i S:i:.S a:ep :h- r. - .itr..it.-iv n.r,o.-.c. Shi. if. .-s-e,. pr-ve. c t- would b J ." I rit ::.- u ha - r t - tin tu i " n i it V, d ;un o : o; rce j Have ! 1i'?n,-.T ; live - . j eitber .ir;üT; cil'-r d I v r -1 n l t. r.i:b to v..ur b:c;r.. ich: r r'-..-i r trlas? cr.tair.crs c-iiT:ed c.i5ks. !'r -ir.aib-r -u.ir.tltl s cr.idu-:t. r.rd;i)-:!v. Made fri:a 1 band-1-ick.-d str-I press. Main 70. ;;dcs oi a br;: r. I t. Filter,-! twi C ) n ' t -1 .'. Edwards Iron Works i GLTT OIH I RICE rteinforrtnjr, Channel, 1 Doarrt, Angle, liar. iot k. main ct. :.s:2i

nil ifianii an r Motor Car Prices

o Judge Them Use the Columbia Six as a standard See if you can find any car selling within two Or three hundred dollars of its price, which has a Continental motor, Timken axles, Borg &. Beck clutch, Spicer universal joints, Pantasote top and cord tires COLUMBIA MOTORS COMPANY, DETROIT, U. S. A. HARRY G. WOOLWORTH 532-534 S. Michigan St. LINCOLN 2594 The Place for a Square Deal

THE

ENOUR'S FACTORS

All 1 fT ri H OF THE me "t-T in 1 - l i . J I i v a Vi ti sTl TT TT 5c ysrd 5c yard Rufilin Plaiting

Union I rust Company t.TiJlM'H for itio j rtay of ciri

ii . o; iL 1 rb. i;. i b 1 It- j i.i i r i ! tr!" Mi.,. S. D. hieran Co. I i Mfi li 3i-?.,.Vir-27t STJTa jiTwl -.- Y v 4 b i r " ' ' - . . ... t r" ADLER BROS. Ou .Mil hl -an m lu-IdiiUa Siiict 1SS4 Tin; sroiu: i or, m..v ,y , rovs a Il. ISM Jl -v ft v ' ' How r: cv J 'l v ,

HIGH W A Y

S i All. A

2.ILI1

WONDERFUL BARGAINS f

$1.25 . 5c y?jd . 5c yard from Central Fire Station