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Omaha World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska • 5

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3 NOT MEAN END ABBE BaULY BELIEVES ROMtuurITS USES A HAZEL TWIG On Sale Monday LIUIVO sections disporting them hleticallv and fashionably TD OAT'G nuXPaYT ine 2 Pc Living Room Suite All Enamel! Pretty Bridge Limp with use of Shade Wife rioidaire ILECTRIC RERIGERATOR Kira Visit our Model Rooms 5th loor and for the s190 8 Pc Decorated Dining Suite Little As 45 i but may at'TWte Down in Largest urniture Department tr Union OutfifjinSCo 'fter dif airs each Kang cliAcry if Desired! that its head ifnra Larposl urniture Mahoganv finished Dav enport 7 Table VO will be made old phonograph million dollars were export last year pairs of rub from this fo Largest urniture Dept UNION 1 OUTITTING LSTO COMPANYjS KfM AT THZ SO THE SUH to 3 bti rner th oven Mon We Will Allow $5 for Your Old Stove! gold ring wedding with 3 white diamonds $125 Weekly or $5 Monthly: legation Harmon home or the new Colonial $95 con de It the Announces He Has Discov ered Bones of ounder of Liege 72 Handy Cane Seat Bedroom Chairs to Sell Monday at til 1 Pieces are included in the outiit but may be purchased separately if desired! We sell and highly recommend Beds Springs and Mattresses as advertised nt today papers Places a Victrola in your home And too a liberal allowance for your $ks Congress Desist from deady Stream of Measures Honoring Him VICTROLAS lain Top len Tables VodeZ 4 3 Weal for the apartment lias mens hirb has charge of the win ter raft of Lindbergh coin and tai acts was expressed suc UNION OUTITTING il COMPANY cob nst a jocksom anr AT LAST! An ALL ENAM EL gas range possessing quality in the highest degree at a price much lower than any homemaker ever expect ed! And of course the presents it! You can own the wonderful gas range always wanted NOW! Its beauty will delight you lively gleaming snow white enamel in combination with soft gray Same range wijh white enamel SpOOoO panels Liege Belgium March 3 The Abbe Bouly announces discovery of the bones of the founder of the principality of Liege which had been missing for a number of cen turies The abbe makes use of a simple divining rod of hazel wood such as used to be familiar on American farms when it was nec essary to dig a new well On hearing of the legend of Bish op Notger and learning that the pious people of Liege were anx ious to discover his tomb for which they had hunted in vain for many generations the abbe took his hazel twig in hand and went for a stroll in the nave of the St John church or some time the twig gave no sign of discovering any thing But suddenly just as the abbe entered one of the lateral chapels the slender rodKflopped over with great suddenness is the the abbe announced simply But still even if it were true that there was a body buried there how could one know that it was a bishop? Very simple said the diviner He placed a ring on his fin ger Again the rod squirmed is a similar ring on the saiil Bouly Tests were then made with a rock and a mitre and gave the same result urthermore the abbe declared that the body would be found at a depth of 51 feet The excavatons will shortly be begun but nobody in Liege has any doubt that they will verify all the pre dictions Abbe Bouly has just returned from the Canary islands where he made a series of remarkable dem onstrations Not only did he locate wells minerals and other under ground phenomena but he demon strated the power of his divining rod to ascertain the presence of cer tain microbes in the human body A committee of physicians took him through one of the hospitals where it is reported he had no ficulty in diagnosing the ills patients by the simple hazel twig lie further declares file twig takes it into twist there is no stopping it He said he would defy the two strong est men in the world to prevent the rod from dipping when it has found what it is seeking Wliv not refurnish now? Select the new things you wish and we shall be glad to allow you the appraised price of your old furniture on the purchase price of live new! All old furniture taken in exchange is refinishod and renovated and offered for sale at bargain prices in our used urniture Exchange De partment onlv! Phone JA 1830 for appraiser! No obligations TTS COOKING and baking 1 abilities are unsurpassed! Large oven! Ilust resisting linings! Endorsed by Ameri can Gas Association! our large burners! All white en amel even the legs! Gray trimmed! your old stove regardless of kind or condition is worth $500 on this super fine range not delay! Think how much the1 nnVV Victor! tiijuv Dill i r'n'mn XPl: Victor Which reproduces music with first oa BY WILLIAM HARD Uj Special Ienxc1 Wire There is a charming link be tween our new minister to Egypt ranklin Mott Gunther and the country to which he is to be ac credited Long ago there was a great uncle of Mr whose name was Letsom Mott He had a de sire to rove He had a desire to fight Looking about for a country to be the jeclpiont of his activities he chose Egypt Egypt was then ruled by the Khedive Jsmail whose extraordinary skill la acquiring debts which he could not pay off at last induced him to sell his share in the ownership of the Suez canal to the British empire Letsom Mott joined the army and rapidly rose in it to the rank of general He led Egyptian furores in the famous campaign southward from Egypt in Abyssin ia In gratitude to him the khedive presented him with two enormous diamonds magnificently pear shaped These diamonds to make the story Mr Gunther ought now to have but Letsom Mott gave them to a lady How ever to make that all right the lady was his sister In any case Mr Gunther goes now to a land with which his family has already been romantically associated About German Ambassador Speaking of diplomats it is in or der to speak of Von Prittwitz Ga fron This new ambassador from Germany certainly cannot be said to be a product of new Ger He comes from a family securely socially established long long ago By descent he belongs most certainly to what we in Amer ica used to call roughly and loose 1 ly the aristocratic junker 1 He is gay quick smil ing lively straightforward clear eyed full of buoyant annual its all out for an innocent good time as well as for earnest diplo macy He differs essentially no whit from many a Nordic English man and many a Nordic American whose pictures we see in the roto ravnre i 1 1 11 tinl selves uuiivuvau at cosmopolitan watering or bath ing places It seems almost impos sible to believe that 10 years ago ho was a "hun" Moreover as it now occurs to this writer these and other ex enemies ot ours are terribly rapidly becoming our relatives Edward von Selzam sec retary here in the German em bassy He married Anita Henry one of ours from New York And there's Carl von Lewinski German consul general "with a jes iwru tn Washington He of idence here in ashington married Emma Pomeroy one ours from Denver a ni it itnosn't stop there Take our ex enemy Austria Austria is represented here by Edgar Prochnlk What vas his name? Her name was James till it got to be Prochnik The road from here to Vienna as well as the road from here to Ber lin used to have Mars on it Now it is more attended by cupid But oh! Budapest They Married Americans The Hungarians certainly were very sturdy enemies of ours Along with the Germans and the Aus trians they wore to be for Now observe them! Hun garian minister Count Laszlo Szecheny Wife Gladys A ander bilt ot New York Hungarian counsello John Pelenyi Sue Cinrinnnti Hungarian secretary of legation Andor de Hertelendy Wife Elizabeth Hitt of Pittsburgh What can jou do with ex ene mles when thov belong to the fam ily circle? Or really more seri ously what can you do with them when in characters and manners you cannot distinguish them in any important sense from ex allies Some of our ex enemies here in Washington are among our most popular personalities The world war was going to rend the world into two perpetually opposite camps Within a decade the diplo matic corps here in ashington nT ii st i ion orth mon Complete Bedroom Suite Artistically Decorated! All 3 Pieces! Worth while saving opportunity! Charmingly grace ful tudor period style built of genuine walnut and other cabinet woods ornamentally decorated (not shown in cut) Specially priced at tioning between former friend and former foe Never has Washington had a gayer or more companionable winner Moral: Hereafter lot us fight wars without getting per sonal about it (Copyright 1028 by the Consolidated Press Association) Gas Range Tn White Enamel Trim med in Gray eatured in Our Big Sale and Demonstration This Week at $10 $10 Monthly A rigidaire automatically pays for itself not only do you eliminate the daily call of tlie ice man but you are assured of constant refriger which keeps your food fresh and wholesome at all times! Come in tomorrow the 1928 models are here! in two lighted $165 si i nil Orthophonic features style two tone Mahogany Model 4 40 Spanish console type tone mahogany high "onuertul valu Model 12 Marvelous instrument convenient size Walnut blend I $235 Diamond Ring Marvelous stone blue white and free from carbon and im perfections Newest style mountings all 18 white Diamond and lovely ring set fiery blue More than 106 worth of automobiles ed from this country Nearly two million ber shoes were sent foreign countries last year SUNDAY WORLD HERALD: OMAHA MARCH 4 1928' Any Piece May Be Purchased Separately at Decided Savings Monday! BY HARVEY THOMAS Wire March 3 nrsress has been given new evl ince of the modesty of Colonel jes A Lindbergh this time in ahape of a formal notification he i opposed to the sale of medals in honor ot his achleve Lnts Especially has he asked Snercss to abandon legislation rtit might for even an indirect Lrnose be some personal benefit tn him In fact he has let it be Mown to this same congress that has been pretty well nwdaled al Ldy and is entirely satisfied The doughty aeronaut Bnt it in exactly that form but lie his personal attorney Henry Lkenridge of New York send a telegram for him saying ho pre fnrTno further congressional ac lon taken on the latest medal bill brought to his attention yr message wired ro Representative Kandolph Per kins chairman of the committee oa coinage wvikhls nuu nedal acts was expressed rn1v as follows: Lindbergh deeply ap nreciates the generous motives be hind all this legislation but he prefers that no action be taken nirticularly for raising money fromhe public that will inure in any Miy to his personal Conference Called Mr Perkins considers this as putting an end to further Lind bergh coin and medal legislation but some ot his confreres do not wd they have asked him to talk the situation over this week end with Mr Beckenridge and Colonel Lindbergh too if possible and re port back to a special meeting of his committees called for Monday morning All kinds of Lindbergh bills have been Introduced in this congress Some provide for the coinage of money with the colonel's face tlpreon others would have the pvernment memorialize Lind bergh with a statue in Washing ton others vottld have his life history published at federal ex i pease for distribution in schools md others would arrange for nied ds of him for presentation and for al it 13 about the medal bills the present agitation centers One such I measure is known as the Tilson I bill for a gold medal to be given I the colonel This has passed An other is known as the Kvale bill I put in by tlie farmer labor I gressman from Minnesota who I feated Volstead for re election 9 i this last that has started I atest fire I Would Net a Million I This bill would the treasury I 5ln 10 million bronze Lindbergh I medals to be sold at a price that I would net one million dollars rom 1 this sum Mr Kvale would expend 250 thousand dollars to buy the I Ilndbergh homestead at Little fl alls Minn establish there a vet 1 hospital and otherwise honor I ihe spot With another 250 thou 1 utad dollars Mr Kvale would build a museum in St Louis to house the I Lindbergh relics and with the re nialning half million Mr Kvale be Heves the colonel could help avia I tlon or himself Mr Kvale expresses himself as I believing his bill should have gone 1 along to succeed side by side with 1 he Tilson bill and he declares "great unseen forces are at work 1 against me on and that he 1 "Intends to blow the thing wide I open when it comes up on the I ID feels very bitteily about it all and has asked Mr Perkins I to explain to Colonel Lindbergh la fact he wants Mr Perkins to I invite the colonel before the com fl ralttee on Monday and Mr Periling fl he would do so With Carved rame Ketere Cushions This magnificent custom built suite is an outstanding value! Carved frame across bottom CkCfAA and front of arms make it distinc t0fl tive! Quality jacquard covering wita pretty reverse cushions! Davenpct and wing chair only And Wall Paper Sold on Easy Payments The quality of Sun Proof paints is unquestionably the very best while our wall pa per display has been secured from one of tne mioaie est largest distributors: Buy now on weekly or easy monthly payments Stories of Men and Affairs Heard in National Capital Easy Terms Only $400 eekly Your furniture problem is transformed into a delightful experience at the Union lSe need beeau6 Iley furnish taste conveniently and without any worry over what to buy isit the store Monaay see the season's newest outfit arranged on our floors 30 Days ree Trial THIRTY DAYS' REE TRIAL! 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