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BISHOPS Methodist of Dignitaries Episcopal Church in Sesat Lincoln sion week or discussion of church problems and forming of religious policies opened here Thursday with approximately 30 bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church meeting in their annual session. Bishop McDowell, of Washington, senior bishop, presided at the opening business session Thursday morning. All of the businews sessions of the bishops' will be Thursday night. given A brief memorial service was held for Bishop Theodore Henderson, of Cincinnati, who died during the winter. Virtually every bishop presiding over domestic diocese was present at the conference assigned to foreign lands were unable to attend. GUARANTY BOARD PAID MILLION OUT HALF LINCOLN (Special) Nearly $500,000 of the money had on hand was distributed by the guaranty fund commission, just before stepped out of office, to depositin failed banks, Among the number was the Breglau State bank, taken over July 24, 1928. The payment totaled $31,567, or 21 cent depositors have total. To date of the received state bank of Clarks, November 19, 1928, and total payments have been 51 per cent to date. This includes the 13 per cent just paid, or depositors in Otis and Murphy, at Humphrey, whose bank was closed February payment of $56,377, or per cent was paid, making total per cent. LOUIS MAIL SERVICE INAUGURATED service between Omaha and St. inaugurated Wednesday when two Fokker planes arrived at Fort Crook. The planes were met by the Omaha and Council Bluffs SAYS WIFE HURLED his wife hurled striking him in the chest and break. ing Pearl Neale is seeking divorce from Ada Neale. IN THIS HOME IN TWO SPALDING Tragedy Wednesday entered the Smith family for the second time in two months with the death Roy Smith, 30 years old, killed by the discharge of his shotgun. A 10-yearold son died two months ago from burns. Smith was found dead his wife, the entire left side of his head torn away by the shot.
