Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 2

Wednesday! December 27, 1TVT0. THE LINCOLN STATE JOURNAL ENTRANCE TO TOMB OF EGYPTIAN JCING WHERE TREASURER HANDS IT BACK i WEDNESDAY EI CONGRESS. Senate. Discusses Borah disarmament reasoo that the law does not recognize partial tax payments. He accepted the Burlington terminal tax on which therels no contest.

Just taking mynercise." said William Vaughan, a giant negro, when he was arrested charged with chasing a screaming woman down the street. Shreds of hair were, found in hU $40,000,000 IN TREASURES WERE UNEARTHED WILL FIGHT BORAH PLAN TOWN AWAITS MOM'KOIN band. Cards engraves. State Journal jCa 00 Cleaned and Pressed CHASED WOMAN FOR EXERCISE. ORANGE, N.

Dec 27. "I as sf LADIES' SUITS, plain MEN'S SUITS MEN '8 OVERCOATS PUBLIC CLEANERS 1814 B-4456 TO SERVE HUMANITY BETTER Burlington in Jefferson County Un willing to Fay Tax Despite Federal Court Decision. FAIRBURY, Dec 27. Althe the federal court has. decided that the Burlington railway must pay the 1922 tax levied by the tax commissioners of Nebraska, the company still refuses and will appeal the case to a higher court' The Burlington has made Nebraska eounty treasurers another tender of the 65 per cent which the company Is willing to pay.

The treasurer of Jefferson county has again returned the offering for the mtrniiwinttrifitmi 220 60. IS. Phone L-4S68 For a useful Christmas present for a MtU Kir what would be nicer than a pleated skirt? We make button holes in ahirta and coats. HemsUtchlng and Pleot VEdgtng- Roper and Matthews MORTICIANS. it -J 4f I y-j i II- 'if-' 1 ll a i 7M an ii it i ji I sV-- -w i NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY PLACE, NEBR.

Vnacutlve Board ef Woman's Weileyan Educational pretonta MISS CEORA BELL LANHAM, Reader In a program ef French DEAN WITTE NEBRASKA WESLEYAN AUDITORIUM I January 8,. 1823. SS-tS Cents. Coatumea and Cuttoma WILL SINQ G(D)i DEFE5SZ W0SKS OUT THEEE LINLS OP ATTACK. Lodge Will Fixe Opening: Gun Agaimt World Cosierence-.

Watioa and Johnson Offer Resignation. WASHINGTON," Dec. 27. At a war council in Senator Lodge's office to day, more than a score of republican senators agreed on plans to fight the Borah proposal for an international economic conference. i- Senator Washington, selected to- make a point of order agalnet Borah's amendment to the navy appropriation bUL Polndexter will Ask.

that the amendment be barred on. the ground that It Is new and general legislation on an ap propriation blH. It was understood that the action was taken with the approval of Presi dent-Harding. Senator Lodge stated after the con ference that he had not received a let ter from President Harding on the Borah proposal. Lodge said he would make his speech against the resolution as soon as he could gain, recog nition after the senate met today.

The point of order will be made either just before or just after Lodge's speech. Supporters of the Borah plan are primed with arguments against the point of order, and a spectacular pre liminary battle may ensuev Senators Curtis, Kansas, and Moses, Newhampshire, called at the white house early today to register with the president their opposition to Borah's plan. -j WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.

attack was ready to be launched today in the senate against the Borah proposal for an international economic conference. This attack, according to present plans of Borah's opponents, will be on these lines: 1 A speech by Senator Lodge, administration leader and spokesman, assailing the Borah proposal, with some qualifications. 2 Reservations to the Borah plan to be offered by Senator Watson, Indiana, another administration spokesman, and possibly by Senator Hiram Johnson, California -irreconcilable, who has broken with Borah over this Question. 3 A point of order that Borah's proposal, offered as an amendment to the naval appropriation bill, la out of order because it is new and general legislation on an appropriation measured DR. WILBURJCBAFTS DEAD Noted Advocate of Drattio Reform Legislation Is a Victim of Pneumonia.

WASHINGTON, Dec 27. Dr. P. Crafts, noted advocate of drastic re- fflf Relics of great lntrlnslo and archeolog leal value have been found in the tomb of Tufbnkhamun, near Luxor, on the site of the ancient city of Thebes, by Howard Carter, the explorer, and the Earl of Carnarvon, who have been at work there for seven years. Huge statues of pure gold and the cem-etudded throne of Tutenkhamun are among the relics.

Tu- lo- LINCOLN, NEB. BOSTON STORE, The photograph shows Lady Al- leaving the entrance after inspecting taken seriously HI, a physician diagnosing his sickness as stomach poisoning. The cook and valets in the Pasltch home were immediately ex-pelled from the country, altho nothing was proven against them. Pasltch was severely, criticized in political circles. The premier's" sen is declared, to have an unconcealed hatred for the prince, because the latter publicly slapped his face a few years ago.

gotISterally LIT UP. POSKN, Poland, Dec 27. A bootlegger got "lit a different way. concealed liquor in a pig's bladder inside his trouser leg. It leaked.

He lighted a clgaret. The trousers flamed When reached, be iris a charred corpse. HOW MANY SHINES IN $75? NEW YORK, Dec. 27v Alleging that her bootblack husband has an income of $73 a week, Mrs. Nicholas Loprete today asked )35 a week alimony and $250 counsel fees.

SHOE VALUES IN LINCOLN CEST We-vest' SBioes 11- hrs, rMs i vii rzir ii mi mira-iir-ff ti i ti nv tin amendment to the naval appropriation bill. Banking and currency committee continues discussion of farm credits. House. Considers appropriation bills. form legislation, died in a hospital here today.

Pneumonia caused his death, after an illness which began last Friday, shortly after his return from Pittsburg. His condition became critical Monday and he was taken to a hospital. This morning he lapsed into unconsciousness and failed to rally. Crafts was the leading advocate here of legislation providing for blue laws, strict moving picture censorship and other reforms. He always advocated drastic prohibition legislation.

The reform leader was seventy-two years old and previous to his coming to Washington as a lobbyist was Methodist. Congregational and Presbyterian minister. He served pastor ates in Massachusetts, Brooklyn, Chicago and New York. Dr. Crafts was born in Maine.

He was the author of many books and BABY VAMP'S DEATH BAFFLING OFFICERS Ten-Year-Old Girl, Neighborhood Pet, Found Shot Thru the Breast When mother Comet Prom Work. SJSBSBSSBJS) pi NEW YORK; Dec 27. The mystert ous murder of Teresa McCarthy, ten, known in the Brooklyn neighborhood in which she lived as ''the little vamp" because of her wtnsomeness and beauty, baffled the city's best detectives today. The girl was found dead from a bullet wound in her breast by her mother, Pauline McCarthy, when the latter returned from work late last night The little body lay on the floor among scattered Christmas toys In the dining room. The child had been alone all day while the mother, a divorcee, was at work.

When Mrs. McCarthy returned she found the apartment door locked and was forced to call the janitor to get in Police who were called immediately declared there was no evidence anyone had been the apartment other than the girl. Search for finger prints on a kitchen window raised a few Inches failed to reveal any ENJOINED FROM GOING RIDINQ. CHICAGO, Dec; 27. Miss' Louise Whelan was enjoined from accepting auto rides and presents from Isaac Abrahams, on petition of Mrs.

Abrahams. Double Stamps Thursday at F4Uifl 1l No Exchaneei No Refunds', No Approvals Every Sale Final is'! gold's 1 Fors 1 i 5 IsTfill', i vi i mi a i a i r.i 1 ri --'A' alii' FOEMEB IDOL OF KES ROUGE TO KITTEN A Clurged With Sein; Leader of Hooded That Tortured and Murdered, Terrorizing Community. BALTIMORE, Dee. 27. De.

B. M. McKoln, former mayor of Mer Rouge, wss held without bail to day for action of Louisiana authorities following srrest on a charge of murder In connection with kullngs by hooded terrorists there. Chief Judge Gorter of the aupreme court ruled that McKola be kept In jail for ten cays awaiting arrival -of offlcen to take hlra back to, Mer Eouge. Dr.

Hugh Toung of Johns Hopkins attended McKoin's hearing, Dr. Young said he would back Dr, McKoln and put up whatever security or cash necessary to obtain hi re lease. MEIr" ROUGE. Dec. Rouge anxiously awaited today the ar rival of Ita -former, idol Dr.

B. M. McKota, reformer mayor, charged by federal agents with being the leader of the band of hooded men who. ter rorized the community. McKoln, who deserted his office and fled from the community following an attempted ambush and threats from a rival terrorist organization, was taken Into custody In Baltimore on orders of Governor John M.

Parker. 'Authorities today charged. McKoln with the murder of Watt Daniels and Thomas JEV Richards, whose- bodies were found in Lake La Fourche, after being weighted to the bottom since last August, when they were kidnaped by a hooded mob. Federal operatives brought to light a dual personality in charging the former mayor with heading a band 'of mysterious night riders. As a profes sional man.

Dr. McKola braved death and disease day and night to adminis ter to the townspeople and often aided the negro families his alleged band was bent on terrorizing. With the arrest of McKoln, the investigation here was rapidly approach lng a climax. Federal agents prepared to apprehend a man they charged with leading a group of dynamiters who loosed the bodies of Daniels and Richards In a fruitless effort to re-bury hem before discovery of the crime. i A search began in the Lake La Fourche section today for additional evidence against the alleged dynamiters and for pieces of clothing and other bits of identification of the dead men.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27. Dr. B. M.

McKoln, who was arrested in the Johns Hopkins medical school yesterday following receipt of a telegram from Governor Parker of Louisiana saying that he was wanted for.mur-, der, opened his fight today to avoid return to Louisiana. He las engaged Robert XL Carman, formef united State district attorney here, to seek his release on a writ of habeas corpus. Regardless of the murder charge, he says he does not want to go back. Dr. McKoln explains his reasons for not wanting to return, saying that he left Mer Rouge long before Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards were seised by a masked mob and murdered, that-he knows hothlng about their deaths and before he left the state he had appeared before grand juries- and other agencies of Justice and told all he knew.

McKoln admits having killed another physician seven years ago, but declared that that was a case of self-defense. He said there was a feud between Mm and the other man; that the other man started to draw and be (Dr. McKoln) was quicker. This, however, had nothing to do with the recent disorders at Mer Rouge which followedvthe physician's activities as a reform mayor, he declared. He was being held in central police station today pending action on the habeas corpus writ or arrival of Louisiana officers with requisition papers.

Double Stamps Thursday, at GOLD'S fee? DONT NEGLECT YOUR They, too, trnirt look pte 1 and spun for the HOLIDAY SEASON. tf they nead our attention let ua have them today. We call tar and deliver. F2377 DICK WESTOVER, Mgr. "BUY BUCK'S fcOOTS," STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE.

Just One of the Many Bis Values at Buck' "RIALTO" $4 Tha Is 0uBO wk. brown calf oitortj with low walking haala. values at $4, Ral tr 1 Commencinff Tuesday. December 26, we will place on sale about. j.r Continuing Our Semi-A nnual 1500 cair of Women's and Misses' newest Oxfords and Slippers in three big special offerings! Practically every size and "width is' If I bi lesuraece IN In Lot 2 we offer very fine low shoes worth 8.7$' at, In Lot 1 we fine low shoes worth to 6-45' -V a BBkSBl Price Our Entire Stock of Suite Women's arid Misses' .,.,,1..

v. I Dresses tenkhamun reigned about 1350 B. lenby, wife of the British general, the tomb. FEED POISON TO A PRINCE PLOTTERS SEEK LITE OF JTJGO- SLAYAK PRINCE GE0EGE. King's Brother Critically HI at the Home of Premier's Son, Who Is Known to Hate Him.

ROME, Dec. 27. An attempt was made to assassinate Prince George, brother of King Alexander of Jugoslavia, while he was dining at the home, of Pasltch, the premier's son, according to reports from Belgrade to Epoca. The newspaper said the prince was On Goats Every Coat, U2 Every Dress U2 Every Suit 1-2 Every Fur 1-2 tel I 1 Price Price He op. Price Price is ml We wish" to impress you with the fact that these offerings are all the VERY LATEST and SMARTEST FOOTWEAR from Amer-ica's best factories and are surprising and splendid values.

Norn Being Sold at Exactly a -i i i You Can Form Of Now Try This. Newer Iron At My Eiipense I First Compounded Thi Remarkable Remedy For My Own Neigh-bors And Their Praise Of It Has Spread So Rapidly That Now Over Four Million People Use It AnnuallyRead My Unusual Offer Below. In Lot 3 we offer very fine low shoes worth to 12.00, at i age ef Kncated Irani then see how long yoa can work or bow far yon can walk without becoming Next 1 take two s-graln tablets of Nnxated Iron three times ft day after meals for two then test yonr strength again and sea bow much yon hare gained. An astonishing number of nervous, run-down people who were ailing all the hare greatly Improved their health and Increased thehr strength energy and endnranco simply For sale In tMe eltv br Kartey Pros pillar's Phiu-maor, Meier Drug rh. E.

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and when the blood lacks iron sod Is thin, pale and watary, may suffer from the symptoais or ft great eember of dlsoases whaa the real and tro causa of sll your trouble a lack of lioo In the Wood. la the old days people oUa look notallki Iron, which some pbysklaas daiss Is not absorbed at all. Ia eoai poandlDg this aawar form of Iron which I call Nosatod Iron, I employ ad pe-dal form of Iron, which is like the iron In yoor blood end Uke the Iron in spinach, lenl Us and ftpplea. Unlike tbe older forms ef Iron, It will not Injure iha twth nor dlstnrb the torn sen, ana It Is ready for almost Immediate absorp tion and assimilation vj ua dkxxi. 11 ih.

Mnnla wbosa blood ricB iroe ha nnaaaaS Kreat BtlWOSth, foICO Sad oergy. If yon ere not strong or wan yoa owe te yonraaU foltowlog testi vj Col out trUl eonpon snd ge to any rl draggi't end J00' I IMAMM a HMftMantl ail Urd eat in the mA a aiasy vara ireak. seftoos ntMtnn. Om had Dalos ta Wk .1 tkMivtitaa ba4 Udoar troubk tbc Even with the immense crowd and heavy buying-that literally swamped our sales force on the opening days of this sale, there remains a wonderful assortment of Coats, "Suits and Dresses for Thursday selling. Thia ia a new department every garment this season's latest, style and every garment on sale at exactly half Aaotbar had palas afeond tba haart, paW pftatkm sad dlaataasa, sod was sora ha WU sffar1n fct haart dlaaasa.

BUH others had aetara headaehes. Boating spou bafore the eyes. teodaf spots atoos the regular selling price. tbe pee sod traat Tarteiy of aiarm imtm swmniWnL i for rars tade ft special stady this ft rl no-bay of phrshHaas and ohaokts. An 7A latmnnsa Doaibav of lnvastlRanons su MHtv siKrtssf ahoaiBnlairssl sill UfsH Livaa mbm that titraa poopie et of orarjr four rXJTtiTUaUiea 1033 Street.