The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 9

THE XJHCOLET DAILY STA-E THUESDAYxJUNE 5, 1919. NEBRASKA NEWS SAVE 25 PER CENT ON YOUR IN8URANCI Our Deterred Premium Plan. Asssts Over W00.000.00. UNION FIRS INSURANCE CO. 2nd Floor Terminal Bid.

Phone B3S3S. of enrollment of previous years. Prominent educa tors from or the state have been called by the normal school to teach the additional classes. Mrs. Doris Smith, of Broken How, will tench dramatic art; liana OUtn of Bayertl.

mathematics: Prof. Tlllosiien, of music; tlmce Sylla of Hastings. art; Miss Hrown of Fremont physical education: Scott of Fremont, critic teacher: Chas. Heider, chemistry; Au gustus Ilohlfeldt, manual training. opinion on comparisons Injured that It had to be killed.

The agon was demolished but Kulik escaped Injury. May Was Busy Month for Canteen Workers (Speeal to The Star.) FREMONT. June The Fremont Canteen service served 7.600 mtr. during the month of Ma v. according In mmM rnmm.nmat Xfoii.l dorado, Has contract, I $00,000 alleged fair -value 1:25,000, already paid, 17.500.

COIIUl FIFTY. caved allowing the foundations to fait in. One of the worst instances Is the new high school building, whers the water rose in the gymnasium to a depth of eight feel, causing the floor to warn In such a manner that it will bo necessary to replace it with a new one. famage was also done In the furnace room where. 1t will cost several hundred dollars -in repair the damage to the school building.

The only damage suffered by the Burlington was a minor washout on the Wymora line two miles south of town, which was repaired without any delay to service. The Missouri Pacific train did not leave town at all on Monday oo account of track washed out between here and Auburn. A steady rain continued all night Monday night, but it was not heavy enough at any time cause alarm. The for several months was city editor of the Daily Times in this eity. Mr.

Millar was making a tour of the different battlefields of France, where be has been in service for the past year, when the accident happened. He was engaged in Journalistic work with the expeditionary forces, following active service in the signal corps. Negroes Quarrel Over Children; Shooting Follows (Special to The Btar.) FREMONT. June 4. Wardell Cash is in Jail here awaiting a hearing on a charge of shooting with Intent to kill.

Cash fired one shot from a revolver at Gus Harmon when the two THE MASTER OVERALL IS on the street Wednesday morning I mnA m. I. fMay. A total of 1SJ carload? of sol diers, sailors and marines, including several special trains passed through Fremont during the month. Big Enrollment at Peru Normal For Summer Work (Speeal to The Star.) KEARNEY, June t.

Eight members were added to tho nornml school factulty here at the beginning of the summer term to take care of the large summer enrollment which Wednesday reached the six hundred mark. School authorities are antlclp.it. Ing a total enrollment of about a thousand persons this summer, baaing their A UTOMOBILES -Ol and ACCESSORIES OVER ALL OVERALLS IN QUALITY IN DURABILITY IN FIT DEMAND IT Manufactured by E. R. DEPUTY CO.

SPRAGUE TIRES tor LINCOLN USERS. Jlcanlsl ig ind Repairing. Rosenstock Tire Co. B1M4 WW Blue river, wmcn'was at a high stage, continued to rise slowly througn night, msking a gain of about eight Inches, but Tuesday is reported to be gradually receding. In a great many wheat fields the grain yi badly down, and the listed corn is badly washed out In places.

The Fairmont Creamery had several thousand head of hoars in the bottom isouth of town the night of the freshet. but by prompt work they succeeded in saving nearly every one of them. Explosion of Hand Grenade Mangles Nebraskan's Hand (Special to The Star.) KEARNEY. June 6. The explosion of a hand grenade mangled the left hand of J.

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Office Phone B3165 Residence Phone L9457 Modern Fireproof Building j15FORDS Four leak-proof rings. Valves ground and carbon removed, truns-misslo bands adjusted or relinvd. rod bearings titthteiied, new timer wires. Truelts taken of. evenings and on Sundays.

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Factory Frost-Bemis Motor Co. Dlitrlbutors. Lincoln. 14th and B-1444. BY HOTEL FIRM Peter Elvad and Other Of: ficers of Banker? Realty Co.

Named Defendants. Petetion Relates Money Was Used to Secirre Control "Through Conspiracy." OMAHA. June North Amerioan Hotel company, a subsidiary of the Hankers Realty Investment company, filed suit In the district court Wednesday against the latter company and Peter Klvad, F. C. Haver, Dr.

F. J. Weame, O. H. Jackson and F.

W. FlUpatrick. Its officers and directors. The suit alleges that the defendants have controlled the North American Hotel company and have exercised this control to practice plaintiffs ask for an accountlnRrncI' for injunctions to restrain transier of nssets or removal of present directors of the plaintiff company. They charge that the Bankers Realty company is Insolvent.

An unusual feature of the litina-tlon is that the directors who hrlni; the suit hold office by grace of Kl-vad's control, his voting power having; elected them. The- havo now turned against him and nsk that he and the Bankers Realty company he restrained ousting them, al leging that they are seeking to preserve the interests of preferred stockholders and that such a move would be for the purpose of perpetuating fraud. WW Not Commtnt "tTho Bankers Realty company has 1100,000 of common stock issued and the North American J200.00O. Both companies, however, have sold millions of dollars worth of hon-voting preferred stock all over Nebraska and adjacent stijtes. Officers and attorneys of the Bankers Realty Investment company declined today to comment on the suit.

Peter Elvad I now living? in Chicago. The North American company. In Its suit, asserts that the defendants gained control of the North American company in September, 1917, by an "unlawful combination, conspiracy and agreement." It Is alleged that the defendants persuaded the then directors of the North American company to give the Bankers Realty company $100,00 0. on tho pretense that it was to be used in building a hotel at Orand Island, but that it was used instead to purchase 1.000 shares of the common stock of the North American company, in the name of Peter Elvad. This gave Elvad and other defendants control of the North American company.

Says Elvad Control! Both procurement of control Is thkracterlzed as "without considera-tfclr nntfV'a fraud" upon the-moe holders, both common and preferred." Since that time, It Is allegre, Khrnd, who controlled the Bankers Realty company, has dominated and controlled both companies "in the Interests of said conspirators and contrary to the Interests and advantage yf the stockholders of the plaintiff corporation," Most of the alleged fraud consists the plaintiffs nssert, in the sisrning Of contracts whereby the North American company agreed to pay tha Bnnkers Realty company certain sums of money for hotels In various cities. In each case, it is alleged, the amount paid exceeded the fair Value of the property. Summarized, these charges are: Amount Fair Paid Value 11 2 5.000 175.000 250. 000 175.000 7S.O00 60000 Hampton. la.

JSt.737 Bcottsbluff, Orand Island, 338,625 Kearney. Neb Ogallala. Neb 84,760 Ottawa, Kas 100,000 It is further alleged that, although the North American conipany has paid the amounts named in full, the Bankers Realty company has not completed several of these buildings and refuses to do sn, the fair value tho completed work In these races being: Scottshluff. fit and Island. Kearney, J125.OO0; Ogallala, Says No Accounting Given In addition it is charged that the two companies contracted for other hotels at an excessive price and that the North American company paid Certain.

sums on these contract, although no. work has been done. Theso include a hotel at Norfolk, contract price, 1325,000, alleged fair value, $275,000, already tlnld. Sioux Citf. contract, 00.000, nlleged fair value.

$500,000. already pnld. Topeka, contract $600,000, alleged fair value. 500,000, already paid, Kl- S5SMffg "South wgmftcent a.tm.hip hew bust fcmoa ions sn arrh trs, ca.Mrr. i alw mi wivnW.

chain ane 4 stesmrr run srailiM PIMM srvlao RAUfl CHARGED BtrHiU (Hlapra Falls) via Detroit, A VMotltMl rp of If 00 mil, of tj Hlfsl says, Steps mt tmrtl kwrt mim aM Srthe.tM. The Now IMm "Her BervIM L. an held and Mrs. for for fire for was that in way no is ler at for for at bid the the bid in the Ion It art ll of for us The Bankers Realty Investments company, the plaintiffs became the tlscal agent of the North American com puny and sold Its preferred stock under a contract whereby itvaa to receive 15 per cent com. minion.

The North American company, uner this the plaintiffs stule. has paid J24.OO0 to the Bankers Realty, but has never" given Recounting of the amount of stock sold. District Meeting of Rebekahs Heidi (Speeal to The 8tar.) TABLE ROCK.Neb., June 5. The twentieth annual district meeting o( Hebekahs of district number five, was in Humboldt Tuesday afternoon evening, Jaino Mrs. N.

C. Campbell of Huntnoldt, district president, presiding. Splendid programs were given at both sessions. A fine two course dinner was served to about ninety visiting Robekahs from Pawnee City, Table Rock. Tecumsch and Kails City.

Eleanor Brailey of Omaha, stato president of the Rebekah assembly of Nebraska, was present, and gave an address. The following officers were elected the coming year: President. Mrs. Alwilda Carmlchaol, Table Rock; vice-president. Mrs.

Uert Slmonton. Falls City: warden. Mrs. Jessie Helmor. Table ltork; secretary.

Mrs. Knight. Falls City; treasurer, Nellie Jobe, Tecumseli. Youth Held in Connection With Fire at Hospital OMAHA. June 6.

Kay Carson, 17 years-old. Is being held at the city Jail Investigation in connection with a which occurred at the state hospital Insane nt Lincoln, where this youth employed. Carson was arrested Tuesday ntght when lie alighted from a train, following information received by the police he had conversed about the flro a suspicious miinner to a stranger. A deputy state fire warden is on his to Interview Carson, against whom specific rtiarge has been placed. Carson told the police that his home In Oklahoma.

Bride Given Groom's Present is Valuable 160-Acres Speeal to The Star.V CRETK. June 5. Miss Mae tiller, adopted daughter of T. J. Mil ana Mr.

rea vveiscn, a prosperous young farmer near Cete, were miirrlcii the residence of T. J. Miller at Crete. Rev. Ablfy officiating.

The groom's father made him a wedding present of 160 acres of land valued at tl92.50 per acre, and the foster father of th bride wrote her a check one thousand dollars as her dowry. The couple left on the afternoon train Burwell for a short visit with relatives, nfter which they will be at home Crete. Only One Bidder for Highway (Special to the Star.) FREMONT. June 5. Only one was received for the construction of paving of the six-mile ifretch on Lincoln Hlghwayi between Fremont and Ames.

Hugh Murphy of Omaha 12.64 a square yard for tho work. Final action was deferred until 'June 28 while approval of the project by the government ts being awuited. The board of supervisors passed a resolu tion favoring the use of cement mined Nebraska. Representatives of a number of firms at the meeting objected to resolution. PILE SUFFERERS Don't Walt Another Minute Before Sending For a Free Trial of My New Home Treatment That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Lost of Time.

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June A romance begun nearly a half century ago, culminated Tuesday night in the marralge at Denver of Hiram A. Sturges, Omaha attorney, and M'lss Jano M. Kel-Icy, recently of Los Angeles. Each is more than 60 years old. After the wedding at the home of Mrs.

E. J. Campen, 13JU Eiijajuetb street, a friend of Miss- Kelloy. tho eouplo started on a brief honeymoon trip They will return to the Sturges' homo here, at 2333 Bouth Thirty. seo-ond street.

The romance Btarted when Mr. Sturges and' Miss Kelley were attending Michigan university at Ann Arbor. They planned to marry a few months after their -graduation, That was forty eight yeats ago. Miss Kelley latucr, a merchant at 111 and the daugh ter asked -that the wedding, be postponed until she could nurse him back to health. His continued, Mr.

Sturges came to Omnha, and Miss Kelley, realizing she must spend years oaring for her parent, released him from their engagement. Several years later he married an Omaha, woman. Tho. two met several times nt class reunions. Several years ago Mrs.

Sturges died and the courtship of years ago was recently resumed. The two had often visited friends in Denver, and decided to he wed there. The Rev. IT. It.

A. O'Mallcy. rector of St. Stephen's Kpiscopal otiuroh, officiated. Miss Pauline Sturges of Omaha.

daughter of the bridegroom, was one of the oftl-of-town guests at the wedding. Estimate Damage of $2,000 From Flood at Crete (Speeal to The Star.) CRETK. June 5. The excitement oc casioned bv the flood of Sunday morn ing has somewhat subsided, and an es timate of the damage done bv the flooding of basements and cellars in Crete places the amount at fifteen hundred to two thousand dollars. In several instances cellars have 'Chain' Usco We know United States --wnsTl d.nBW uailllll some trouble between their children.

It is claimed. The shot went wild. Both are negroes. Train Kills Team; Driver Uninjured (Special to The Star.) TABLE ROCK. June 5.

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