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"E~···· VIeekly Newspaper .,. Omaha's Greatest. l and Best DIATOR ~ ITH' ELL ~ THEI.TIO'IAL LI.BERTY BE'RNIEBOYLE PLANS LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED I RECORD FIGHT CARD Plan Intensive Campaign for Mo4ifi­ Three All-Star Bouts ScHeduled for cation.of Volstead Act Next Friday Night

WilE AID BEER PROGRAM FAVORED - .... BIGIEST EVENT IN LOCAL HISTORY j~od ~ Men and Women Wh~ Have Seen Folly of Present Act Uniting to An~ Liberalize Enf~rcementAct-People Prominent in All Walks ~"hIULf ~ ,'\ - Greatest Crowd in Nebraska Ring to Witness Fight Be­ tween British Champ and Buffalo Boxe1"-Puggy Martin-Ted of Life Lend Support-Success Spells Doom of Bootleg­ f~ ~~., Meyers Go Attracts Nearly as Much Interest as Main gers--Would Reduce Taxes and Minimize Crime. ; r~~~~ Event-Clean Cut Referee to Be on Job. The Eighteenth Amen~ent has The hundreds of thousands of good \ ~.~~ had the effect of aligning, very Eiefi- clean citizens of Omaha and Nebras- One week from tonight at eight andihas heaten Harvey Thorpe, Alva Trom- nitely. onOlle side'Qr the other the two ka who after experiencing the evil sf- one-half bells, some six or seven thou-l bities, Oharley Tait and Eddie Shan- forces that are for or against the fects of the presenUaw should, in fact j "and ,\ild eyed fans will be craning non. This bird has been fighting main present Volstead EnfQrcement Act, the are organizing in an effort to modify their necks ringward for an eyefull of events out on the coast for many real bOlle of contention as it concerns the law that has made itself a laugh- fight. They will get it if ever a bunch moons. Those in close touch with the prohibition. Now as a matter of fact ing stock and an object of all but of fight fans did, After the first boxing game know that Ever Hammer -the Anti-Saloon teague and others of universal ridicule. fight is over, and it will not be a pre- absolutely refused to meet Morton and their kind have had a smooth running, The time has come when it behooves liminary in the usual sense of the everyone knows what a boxer he is. .closed organization for these many ~~ery good citizen to make hi~ stand word, the great crowd iJjlat is expect- Teddy Meyers is a stable mate of years, and through their organizations openly and join -forces with one side ed to be on hand at the classic cow Frankie Schoell and 'has been a main have been able to create and control or the other so that the all important shed will be in for twenty rounds of event fighter for the past year in the legislation so far as it coneems pro- iSS!le may be settled in the least pos- boxing that should appease the fight East. Just last week he fought and hibiti6n. .- sible time, During the past two ~~CAIl1DOH Co II. ~ 4e4vteHe appetite of the caviest cave man. defeated Charlie O'Connell at Buffalo. Until just recently·the millions op- months a movement has been on foot --",- Boyle had originally announced a Before that he decidedly beat Sid Bar- posed to the Volstead' Act have floun- here to consolidate the great mass of . semi-final that appealed very strongly barian who fought Rocky Kansas to a. ~nable modifi~on: dered abo.'ut unorganized and to people who favor a of the FOITEIELLE HOTEL DON'T PAY TO THROW THE BULL to the local fight populace. He had draw. Meyers is considered one of the .do anything- except talk idly of what Volstead Act so as to penmtthe manu- signed up Homer Sheridan and the classiest lightweights in the country. they would ljke to do and see done in facture_of light wine and beer, to do HAS 1.0'. BOOnE.SEIS One beer manufacturer operating "Cave man," Lambert of St. PauL He is a Bohemian and ought to attract the matter. This Condition is rapidly away with the bootlegger, put the sale here in Omaha has been about town Sheridan had his mug broken in sev- a lot of the local settlement. Teddy :changing for tp.e better and before the of these light drinks under the careful telling his friends how he seared this era! places last week which was tough fights best at 135. year il:; o'(el'~itis thought that the supenision of the government and paper into "laying off him". This is on him but a good thing f.or Omaha Right here we want to say a word i'orceflO~ to 1!heahnoxious act· thus greatly red~ 1'he burden of ~- Judge Woodrough in the, federal good and if; going to get better. He fans. When it became known that about the first fight and we are not . win be ~ in such effective ation. ~ ill court ThursdaY 1I!ornlng put tlIe Foil.; 'will learn something to his advantage Bernie would have t.Q substitute for going to call it a preliminary either, manner that they can go .before. the The National Lt"berty !..eagtle has teneHe hotel on its good behavior forpf reading the next issue. "Bull" is this match he lost no time in hooking simply because these two heavies are next' g~. ~ 'J;ll~.. 1;~' .' .~~~ •.~ 0 ::.:t1tl~~~j in sixty {lays. In other words he1lecid ight in the stook yards but don't up two boys who are sure to outshine carded first. ll (~t. ~ ~t~~;>;tf; =~~¥h =ki::e::a~liqU~: ~. ~dac::e:o~ ~~~;t~e~~ b::~oh~ ~~~: bi e4 . .. ..•...' ';g had .. the'middle weights he If A ~~, ". .." ·"fitJt··~~t'spurpose the platfl>nD. . 'J,'his cost the Nonpariel promoter a, chopping in Omaha now has won 11 of forwhaWyou '~i;IJk is rigll:t.· Ynuare -outlined above. When it is fully 01'- ~ee;:a.:0:::e:: 4~: ~~teIth:u:eI:~:r~ IBLIFFS OFFICIAL nice additional wad of dough but he' his last 13 fights b~.. the knockout ~l''''''-~ for or <>~inst the... Volstead En- .gam.'zed and ",""ipped to handle the I said he didn't care what it cost as he route, which isn't so worseI'. But next ...... ,~ .....- - ..~ without either the consent or approval. DlEAIS UP HOME fo-emen'." . t A""".,.,. '·Those .,,,--:<'.... are for it .nroblems it has to work out, this lea- of. the management. T.eh'-ooun .de- is out to please the populace, a feat Friday he meets tbe toughest boy he and believe that it is and has been a gue will join with a national organlz- med tb.e government's demand that tIle he has never as yet failed to do. So has yet faced in the person of Emil ~..t "":-.g f'or the·l..,"":..ho.Tsh..auld' and.. ation to make its work more effective. th h t ' at an almost prohibitive expense he Engberg, the Terrible Swede that 6VVU wuu ""'~=J . place be closed, but gave e 0 e" ..,. Council most (Jf them do belong to or support It is \lP to you to support the organ- management sixty daYS to show that A certain, City of~cIal of signed up no less a card than Puggy knocked out Andy Schmader in one the Anti-Saloon league.; 'Dhosethatizafion both morally and financially. it was not in the whiskey business. Bluffs don t know Just how near he Morton of Los Angeles and Ted Mey- round, which is going some. When believe the bootleggeris a betterthingIVolunteer membets will be about with It was a clean cut vlcto:ry for Mr•. eanIe getting his 'head shot off by a ers of Buffalo,' lig'htweights of the the Swede met Homer Lodge he knock- for these United States than a cllange' petitions and membership cards. When y lDst- h tlIe ha been' man whose home was ruined by this first calibre. ed him down five times in six rounds. d ~mCY nondd~An-pt, hd~e to a light wine an '---....,.," program1=-vuey come, SlgIl. up, pay the small ;fEppleee, an apparen, agat consprraw tore takse thQ~ ~ . but he. did not miss" it very! NeI'ther ~. ever been "'e"n~ - in .....nA_ 'I He also~. knocked• outda'thethheavyweightdB openly and unitedly SUPP()rtthe efforts but, do n..ot let YOllr efforts end ther.ahotel away from. He came clean, with far. This .o~cial is a mamed ~an tion here bu: their records are wortll champIon ;>f ~ana . In . re~ roun .

of Wayne Wheeler's personally "con- It IS your duty to talk and work ill h mg' +,-_" n=red to nlease the but sees fIt to do a lot of chasing while repeatrng. Morton has boxed li The ScandinaVIan will weIgh ill around a & .QW ...... L8j~ J:"' hin h . .P t) ducted league. . . !. (Continued on Page, Four) court, and much to the discom.!iture of "ithout weig g:- e consequences. the only Charley White to a draw. He (ContinUed on age Eigh a half sCOre of lawyers. It was proven i H: broke u? one Mina ~usa home: de- _ I IiG 18·0··UT TH"E 8O··P··£ :e:-~~1edb:~x~ca~~:gbl~:~0:1~::t.°f~~~0~r::=ki:s~i:~:~1 DRY LEADERS IN .. CONGRESS ARE SOMETHIIt .' ..., '" AIIDIt :::but not with the approval or knowl-; the Omaha woman at the .home of BOOZE SeAPlOAL II "HIGH SCHOOLSI~~::~~~:~P:~::~~f:u~::nh~~~,f:~e~~~=san~u::h;~;~~~~eB~~ AMONG THE WORST BOOTLEGGERS . . . Icustomers. apparently expectI~g!In sensclOus revelry. ~ ~vorc: re- leniencv from the court. MeanwhIle i suIted and another may re"ul~ a:s me &hool Board and School Authorities Claim No Dope Peddled to the. b~tleggers themselves did not: de~ils which have co:ne to lIght are Law Being Violated By Nearly Everyone-Dope Fastening Its Students Here-Also Pan "Minister and Newspapers for have to defend themselves. Half a. pnnted_ He really thinks he has been Deadly Fangs on Large Element of Our Population-Omaha I and All Other Cities Reek With Rotteness as Result Spreading Reports--Facts in Case Seem to Prove 'I do.ze.n of them were watchful Waiters1getti.-ng a-:-ay with it but has another Differently-Students Invited to Booze Joints. juring the proceedings. Iguess comIng. of Prohibition-';rime for a Change. ~ - . While we do not want to impose They are the home brewers and dis- The school board and the :pm:- cards recently came into the handsI 0 h' feft YA upon onr readers, with too many; tillers who concoet their own drinks cipa:Is.of Omaha's high schools havelo~ th~ editor of this l*per with the Ooinosln . rna a I years· go stories concerning law viOlations be-;and boast about it, especially if they had tlIeir say about "dop" in the city are~t addr~ss and telephone numb,:r :::::J caUSe of prohibition the fact remains' happen to run off "a good batch". I dent and about it being reported as sold; on It. A ~ school s.m had. It "," So f th more prominent men 'that this unpopular law is being frac-! These and a thousand and on~ other . - iaud thought he was domg something Hon. Arthur Anderson had lust r&-l me 0 e tured in so many places, in many in-' reasons have had ilie effect of chang- freely to high school pupils... It haSI.. unusual when he. di =1ayed it. In- +Lurned ""'-m h;~ o~ld' home_in Sweden, of the village had gone to ,one VI.'ell \ 't- ~J:"' btlen viven out that there is nothing. cidentaIly, he is the son of a weU .where heUU...,made ~evera.l calls_ on old known county officer and said _thIngS stances by the very men that made the ing the mind of the" average'-;b"tiCI Izen 0> I U law possible tb.at we find it necessary concerning the benefits of pro= Ion. to {lo and that apparently settles ilie. known Omaha practicing physician, friends, including King Oscar. Art ~ad been made too roUg~ for tlIeir bus- to devote considerable space to its eon- However, the worst effect the Eigh- whole thing because the men and Iand boasted proudly that he was in saYS there is no place like that dear mess and that they Wished to Gawd sideration. teenth Amendment has had on the women Who 'gave out that information ithe habit of taking some of the girls old-sweden. that things w~uld quiet down.. Well, ._ . countr> is not the millions of viola- claim to know wha.t· they are talking: to the place. The place is apparently mebby- they WIll and then agllln- ~ash1ngton ~spatche:s of late. ha:~I' tions ~f that law but the effect it has Jtbout. !the ho!Ile of a very.refined and highly - faIrly seethed WIth details of hoVi co I had in the production of hootch- ,As a matter of truili "it Is rePorteil"; educ;;,ted young WOlnan. She is that Larry Dwyer, noted dispenser of After all the lOUd squeaks made by gressmen and senators who .have a - crazed criminals and the tremendous that the president of the school board; sort that attracts the young people nearly beer, was back on the job, that dear old saint, Elmer Thomas, ways votoot dry ar~ to be found, mostIincrease in dope traffic. The general is not himself and addict, for whieh: and is always decorated in the latest after two weeks absence with his old it was shown that but little jf any any day under tlIe mfluence of lIquor.! . th I d -~o~n, ~~ong many others. he knows,1<0stY,lea. Her1l<>me. is in a highly.'tash- fnend, th e flu. Some·'of Larr"'s~ friendi> =mbII''''"2" had been going on in Oma- other repo"'-Hi> tell of _N'e nn ' Jer"ev_~ rum' puNic is _nowthagamst b tet acV:tiz'an ...... ,.... I ed er "'- ~b th'· t d nl :;;eem to thmk ey are e er 1 ens ':ttle, if anything of what he is talk-; ionably neighbol'hood and is beauti- feared fOr him, but he. seem nev ha eigar -stores. Now it EImer wanted runners who ply ell' ra e ope y, . " 1 . • lat 't. il " • _ _ i n ...._:_.._.. ~~ mind a little thing like the flu. ~,,: gambHn~ • • th try 'th British and If they WII bUl; VIO e 1 ing about. The "dop busmess m 1fUy . L~==-...., to learn someuung about . L<.U.& m flooding .e conn ~ _ Vt-'hen a man of high mora.l stand- city is almost as general as the hootchl This IS only . one oj' a score that one certain cigar store, that he failed otJ:er fOr~gn.:.ou~:~otr.:en:' ~~ ing and ability such ,as Nich?las l\fUl'- business and some of the COlored. raceImight be mentioned, but The Mediator - .~"~n_ed ..:_ nlans to mention, he might come to this of- paJg11e an . gl,. • me ray Butler, after seeIng the III effects th 1. ",~--'~ .:- . tenti ."gi' th . Tom Demnson ~ = >' t Am ca bIggest busmess n. can tell vou about .a . ~ v 1...", no m . .' on· 0.. VIng ese naIIlfS - d '~nt to Mo- fice where We have plenty or evidence. quo e en s. d f SSI"onal of absolute nrohibition denounces the •. . Hi. . tho time' .. . for a trIp to eX1CQ an w='-' th b t educators an pro e .. them are now bemn.d the bar~~;seIn- at this time, nor any ~ .er. fh1.or bile Ala.., inetead. With him were e es th law it is time for the average citizens f ing i.t anll. proo~ the ...... h : that matter. It. woulU' receIve,- __ ~ T01:y H.offm3n, Pete Rooney and some men.as well as ma:d: eff:Ct~~ to bestir himself in a united effort fact, there 15 hut little trouble to. UY.". same trea.tm.entfrom the Beh 001 "","u tl h T m said were One Douglas County official had promInent statesmen " e _ with his eountrymen to repeal or hOO 1 boa.l:-d •. ' t b rded th daiIY other gen amen, woo been building houses., paid tor in large the illegal liquor traffic It! beyond, 1 dope in this city. ~ ~te .~. tha h~' ~n~coti ~ 't pa- land experts. Tom expected to be t . t mnst be modIfy such a a,w. l was taking about as. m .m rest lnn. pers, With .Inmn~ ons if ....._t . aone ten days. part by the tax payers. Tha IS::te all control and that a. waY th Everv reader should be interested bus.iness as it takU f 1n. every OLLlar none of thoelI' bUslIl;.... ess...an. u= It w.:as e all he had been doing but tM pu round to ether curb -to or ehange, e . ,_..: h t Royal Copeland sen&- ~ ft hi' trio 1 a. ce :- 1 't' -'" cem-..... section In I"=umg W a . , vital thing that concerns the wel!are such a shame that pUblicity was he- wiJl wait for s a .,on n LU- law, at east I S eW.or 0=" ' ;tor frm New YQrk, has to say on the ·ijJf'tlle pupils of the city, wHh the .Q-. ing given to the matter, A rich. member and oo:ntnlmter to grave charge before altogether eon- But it is not necessary to rely onIsubject. We want to quote him in ·~tion of spending the money.'WaJat j The .qmahaschOOlboarcl in many EllMr ThollUlS' hand picked Commit- de~g him. We will print the true wire reports when the facta stare us part: respeetS '~:needSjuSt:riowisaJ;>ne n Copeland, who is a nationally - ....•. w.hat its members can 'get out of, WD.:ose.... · 1'epnta..tions are qU.e..stonable, to monkey shines with the painted tal-l t "S'l t" Ja.ck Tierney citizen in this metropolis, no matter knO~ authority.on health, said. "We ~tting in one way or &nGther tori say the least. In·faet .a;f~ .of them ties. y4"-, We had the details. . We had me 1 en ..~ t sit nt where he lives, can if he so wishes, mus.t m-"."y the Volstead act in som'll ".-. .~. ~ ~;_+..A t this time. - In chUrch. Jack was. auvU as e d VUJ.I. their' existence. are being mv_~ a " ..". rtime. find all the way from one to a ozen "t tlI sale oj' beverages ~;:.. . .. • n intoXicants Nearly.eighteen hundredresi~ts las a boIler factory runnIng 0ve: bootleggers U; his own immediate waf to permI e . Sin.r.oth.esal...9 of polSO ... . of. th Farnam .school d,istriet peti-.' City Commissioners had shown that In his day, he was a.11 but king ot nel'ghbor""ood. And in any neighbor- containing no other poison than al- The Mediator.has the names of scores .. e... . ., eights taking ilie measure U cohol or else there must be a rigid. an- not· .....-:.. ~ .. - for a moment to tioned the school board:Just recentlY their bu,tins were in thelr heads m,- feather w, l' hood in which he may live he will forcement of the la= to ....rohibit a.b- Who ·lio ~ . '...... d stead of furtlIer down when they t veryone exoept John L. SuI Ivan.... ". do this. sort of business. In fact, some fora new sehool to replace t~ oJ .'0 e 'ck Jack' regular find the law being 'Violated by scores solutely tlIe sale of poisoned liquor. of them have beeome so bold as to fire trap at Twenty-eigth and Farnam ~eed that a pot); ma. bad as much and Darb}' HI s. IS a . of people who w.Quld not think of ~_ ~ ~ ...... :..·t ..... _:- cards for distIibution to1but the board could not see them. nght to play a s.ooial of resi&enter here now, stable-mating ing beer or booze for the sake of profit. (COntinued on Page, Four) ~'i =1 tdndents., One of these (ContInued on Page Four) cards as did the nclr, m t;beIr clubs" with Billie Fox. 'l'HE MEDLJ\T()R. OMAHA, NEBRASKA

i~: whereU haS;hadproinin~nee. I CHILD mE~ TO KEEP TRUST ;The musiealquality of tbe name, I combined 'with Its pOetIc origin, hall Locks Flaming Self In Kitchen So MONUMENTS;, lilways made It popullir among the I That .Other Children Might f arts. One of the loveliest pictures of i Be Saved. Latest Designs t ._:Canni~~ Chief, .Former. Qxford. , the art world is called "Cynthia" and I ~, -- rl S' Ii ~ p"ersonifles the goddess of the night l New York.-Stella Huckie, sIx year8 Pe oct erVICe ~. :MaJlj Declate$He Couldn't c­ ',. as a.....strikingl.Y be.aUtif.ul woman veIled . old, left to guard her little brother and Big line of finest marble and !,.• . c · cinth's origin;. the 110Wllr spreng! locked"herself III the kItche~. ~he H~'aclnthus, ~ands ~*! engaged lD from the blood of a 1trIed lth bare to extingrush •••••IIIIIIII••••••••••••••••••••••• Three inen Who' were flam~s. .. JD1~onlUj, 'Work m Bornoo, or Papua. beautiful youth,beloved by Apollo.l the A neighbor woman heard __ -.w~ e'iitituretlbY. ·t;heUlI.tl:Ves, wllo· · and .k1lledbY the latter through anIthe Chi!. d..S screams, .and smothered the • ..... ,.... . ··~·'prepAred 'to nnlucky throw- of-the dis~UB; It bears :!lames WITh a rug. The lIttle gIrl was " '(' ;'.-:-" <, -:--- /.-' -- upon each petal the letters "Ai," the I dead when a doctor arrived." Greek exclamation of grief. Emerson I 'I MIDWEST ; s_.peakS of ..' . I THIEF REPENTS ON DEATHBED , The hyaclnthine boy; for whom j _ ; :Morn well ,might bNak and April bloom., Woman Orders Husband to R'estore $5C I Cigar Store j It is fitting therefore that Cynthia I 8to[en From Newark Woman : shonld.•.have the hyacinth,..of jacInth I Four Years Ago. 319 South Eleventh Street 'tor her talismanIc jewel. But the I ! maid who bears_ the name Is more 1 New York.-Fouryears ago Mrs. than ordinarily fortunate, fGr ilhe baa j Esther Bass,169 Frellnghuysell avenue, ~other lUcky gem, the moonstone.: NewarJ-, lost a purse containing $50. CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCO The .deep blue hyacinth protects her j The l.n-ei'dent was recalled to her the ...... ••••••__•••••••••••••••• Nita Naldi, who has won fame with !rom danger of accident or dIsease.! other day by a man who called at her i!li : her Italian beauty in numerouspromi. while the moonstone with Its mIlky ') home and gave her the purse and $50.

.' n. &.·n.t, n,ictures, was barn- in F[oren...... • II ". Ii alii"" ••• II C " s' ~ ." --. opalescence promises her_ true love I He explained that his wIfe dIed recent· ••••" .-.-.- .-.-.-•• ..-. -..-.. ..--. " a .. "" , ItalY-JI >and, --,was educated' ··1n England. and the power to read the future in! lyand on her deathbed confessed st&al. -~ .- She came to ',America,shortiy' before relation to love,,·if she places the I' ing the purse, askIng him to make :",," 'thl. country went Into the war. She h h th . I One Dollar Down :a..:.. stOlle In her mout w en e moon I restltut on. ". " proil'll"Ses to continue prominent among is full. Sunda:.I'is her lucky dayand-! The purse still contained the hand·l:· PI."I" a Columb."" :; .the '.'mov-fe", stars of thIs country. 3 her talismanic number. i keJ:£llief that was In It when It was .: UV ~ ..' . ~.- {. by the Wheeler Syndicate, luG.) i stolen. The money was uot the orlg- :. ~.A""._""'A.A_&_~"'A_+_A ·_"·+~.Y'-:'-:+,~""" ".. ~r~follloia IIIlI ::.. - fj,'C""A~J ATA~A~A~ATA Ay A- ..,., ~ -0- ! 'inal but a single new bill.' UI U II II =: ··~~UlLa··:t's ~ ST~LE ~~ ~ . , .. -':"~~D --m"·a·Ram"-e1"~ ~~IHAD BEEN GOOD_,_FtfR NOTHING I1 SHAVE1,.._ROBBED BARBER Your Home ._ '1 By MILDRED MARSHAll. i': 1 1m: .. ~ . . ~ I Man Got Attention at Point of Gun, .... :" ~.:.~.. ~ .... FtI/b 4J!out I/OUT name: lU /Jtstotjj; I I Then Aidedd. Masked I:: Purchase and pay for a :,,:.... "~ -. -...-.__ • ID1ienCe it ' tkrlrJet!· ~ Ban It. ,,,,, few records and for ONE I.·f!;'.-~;':luontJ'; !~ Brooklvn.-How a customer, wrap- :: DOLLAR DO\VN, the .: ~... « tmJ Iac1at. Jewel ~ I pIng a pl~toJ In a towel and forcing the I,": Columbia Grafonola of :. n~"'::-tr.o~-.x ..•.."'::.."'::.·.."'::..·.y+"':..·~~.:t.·.·..·..·+..r"~ I weapon against his stomach, forced h!n:ll' ...• OltlY your CholCe . WI'11 be sent "...... ",,,,,. "" .""."'••"'••"'. ""."'•• ! to deliver a free shave, was told in m: at once to your home. I • ... lJa CY~THIA: court here, by VIncenzo CantoDl al ..: $125.00 Can at our recital rooms .... barber. i.... and you will be sure to :.. F 0.·-... GREEK m.yt.hol.G.. gil'al origin is\' Old Lad.Y-:-Wili you promise to be Cantoni appeared a8 a.comPlainant'I:: find one just the design "..:.:....:. ... Cynthia, most charming of fem- 'lOod for this dolla.r? against Giocomo Faselano, accused 01 :m and finish that you want. iD.iD.e .names. Orig~llY It.was the I Tramp-You may be sure I wIll. sUpping Qut of a chair after the shaVE I:: mum ""'llImbl·~ HI·t~ tl.. tI•.. e... g1.T'ellto;.Ar:remls;. .. or Dla.. na., t.[le r. , we'n-.I klD... SRY dat heretofore.' and aIding a masked robber to drag,...: Re•• '0, moon go~dess, si,!lce ~.:.e _~nfl .her II've anus b~n good fer UQtbin'. l tbe barber to a rear room and rob hIm. •• W .. VVrds-The latest Musl·.V Ii! :.. broth&" ApolIo~ the eSUD god. ' areI' -.::. .... fabled t~have been born upon Mount I HAD ONLY RUN INTO DEBT~ 10- __ - <'11:- The very latest music hits are now :ready for your selec- (1yiJ.thns in Delos. f '.. ll" tion. Remember, you are privileged to take home with you ,Mllt6niinPloys_the te~ frequently: I i Rele~ted SUJto~ Blows Of! f ~ the records you want, play them on your own instrument, ~9Jl the 8cime l'!. .•. hugeneg'tO Wlill~ Cyntma. ch~cks her. dragon YOk6.1 t Hl~ Head With Dynamite i i:: returning to us ,vithin 48 hours those pieces you don't like : ~reeI8lw~ely . RI!PWeIed ~ the GantlYo'er the accuetomed oak. I ;.-- t "... after hearing them a couple of times. 0t1+~ ...... '. .... ,.' ...... I Vancouver, B. C.-Emil r;:m. ! a: from $8 S8 ~.t;S-t~nceg~d:S o:f·~re: m;t~~I~!1 I! ~aldn, tOafthea~.eh.Ip:J.eciatneddlaldl.: OWff:~SI' .~. ~ ant He wasevld;mtly;the.ftrstmT.I~p1ea8edebief ,of fie .. ia f,' ~6 .: ~ ea~ ~ ".:'~::;~', ,.,,;...... ~~ i~~tb~:..... ""etr~on....f ... cOOked. WlUltberefore very populllr in Gre.. t 1.7CJUr.uNo-that~,.new yet? . b'" ~ ~ .~ t ,." "" """"." ". a •" ... " ..... " ... "• "" "a ...... :i, < tt:¥"'''hls> :BrtUrln.,. but Its -real vogue _is in-· '. only run Inti:) de- tit. I __ ..__ _.-.- _- -•.uc -••- a a 81 ••••,.••••••••••••••• Jr_ •• If

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i 1 THE ~:I)IA'.roR, Ol\'lAHA, NEBRASKA Page Three 0'*'"...... ;:--~'.;;.""-~·O :···--...... t. . . .' . .~ ... , Ea;Y for MOdern Box~r ~ ~:±~~ .~. -1'lr~';:;~~~j The Old-tlrii~ tighter of the' I !.. 'small pu e13 ' and the ·b.ltte knU£kJ~saySrs th~ present poxer 16%0 Capitol Avenlle' :: ~ has Ilcineh,Butthe fighter of· ~.' ancllmtG~ewas. one who . I •• , •• .,..•••• , ••••• & 922 No. 16th St. earned eve).'yth1tlk he .gOt aut oJ ~m:mtl@AA!iU¢*(I~ltl1@l.~ It. Theseus, son: of ~egeUs;klJig"~.

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})ion and holder of the wnsdale iI J. B. KELKENNEY, for that division, is shown here ! I Owner and Manager In' the' course of his training stunts. Hotel OMAHA . Rice is considered one of the best 10 ROUNDS --- LIGHTWEIGHTS !j'._...... t UNDER , lfgnt\Veights developed hi recent years, I $i'd. l$pIanning a-:-trip to the.>Unlted NEW States to mIX: With our Yankee bat­ i············e.+~~~ l'iIAN AGEl\1ENT tlers. Puggy Morton - Teddy Meyer Ii I'll see You at the 1 !{: New Base Ball .. lARRY LAJOIE IS _GOLF BUG l~ i Nice, clean, steam-heated rooms, FOnner star Keystone Sacker ~Ia,.. LOS· ANGELES BUFFALO It Headquarters i by the day Little Basebalr,. 'but Delfgbta i 411 Seuth 15tk St. Z in SCottish ·Game. i or week. , Ciprs anti Tobaeeo - ~arry'LajoIe, former. star seeond 'bJlsemah. lives in Cleveland.fl!ld Is a Beft Drinks of all Kindfi _ber Of a firm 'milfutfacturlng REASONABLE ~ ~ ~'Packey" ·18·ROUNDS---HEAVYWEIGHTS. - . Goughan, Prop. RATES L~ taueete and fixtm:'es. • '-I' ""Nap" J1J lQrty.-s.even. y-eaTs young, .' I,I 'Dou&lu 84'2 I·····················,····fli======:::' ':-,..... :2:.. I· ,jell to -oneo.f'the=ecourses....:;:!;t.:.and ,Puts In.. TinY'.l1an - Emil Engberg 'lin afternoon. His best average tIDes I' WATERS .not footllP ..~ a!J mooh ashls battIng OM-AHA ST. PAUL BARNHART De Smoke 1:;;~:sa member of the Cleveland PRINiINI> co. ( -AS-S-UR-E~O-[)OI)SERS ..--­ fiEWPA-RK-.·· I :sa" House florida City Apprnyei$25,000 Bema ,.. o sue fOl' Bufldlng New Baq. " ball Stnreture...

.... Themnniel'pal1ty .of Cleanvater. 'Ji'la., has flllProVed -a bondisll,tle of for tli~ PU1'];J9se otbujIdlDg Honpariel Club $25.000 anew baseball;park wheret@ Brook­ l1'n team ot%fhe~ational league will . BOYLE~ .~ next sprtilg. 'The DOOger.lJ" BERNIE Matchmaker ···~t «> ..U'aln there was macle .~ on ~OOIl$trUct:ion of .. '.' new .~ With a satfsfaetory playfDg ftei4. - tNvrrE BOWLERS .To SWEDEN , United ClUbs.' A* . Eaetei-n Q~n~' & tt01'l8to ....=mpanyThemon .' HULSE TrIp to St~olm. RIEPEN United Bowling clubs ot :New York FUNERAL 'clq will extend anin:vltatlon to meIn­ .118m of the. Eastem.Al1ey Owners' as­ DIRECTORS .···:l!IOcfation. N~w York Bowllng. assocIa­ tion and the American Bowllng con­ New Location ,~ to accompany them on thefi: 23rd AND CUMING 81'8. ·ti!llLto StQC1l;holm. Sweden, next May. 'l.'he. squad will leave Nmr. YMk Phone Jackson 1226 ¥-7;5. THE :MED:I-ATOR1 OMAHA, NEBRASKA - ; Ii ., . ; .• i .. .. . "Orugging"a Forest. Call fOr a Oecislon. The scientists have discavered that A Chicago woman, sooking a divorce, Ithey can change the color of trees In presents the queer plea that her hus­ two'nights, by an aniline dye injec- band threw tht> dog at her_ Hasn't a tion. By this process it may be possi­ husband a right to do what he wants P'mlIJMDmWW" ',YBY / ble to change a forest to any color with his own dog1-Detrolt News. desired. Rat Costly to Jarr>aica Planters_ The Mediator Publishing' CO. Rats destroy. annually, at lea:;t one­ Mistaken Policy. twentieth of Jamaica's sngar cane People shouldn't be so savin' \'\ith .A.T1antic7040 ..• 219 KarbachBlock crop. ransing a loss of about lJ million tbeir smiles_ The more you give the nona]"s, ~ INDEPENDENT PAPER more you git, applies to pleasant looks. The feller that looks like he had a Coal Output in United States. ';EDWIN LHUNTLEY, Editor and Proprietor pain In his equator when he greets l!Jxisting coal mines in tlle United you is cheatin' hisself outen the jo:\ :stutes can produce from 700,000,000 to Fer y ~. - .$2,00 Single Copy 5 Cents of I1fe.-Thomas Jefferson. Putnam. ])OO,OOO,UOO tons a year. f' Entered as. second class matter at the IJ:Ostoffice at Ottlah~ Nebraska, under the act of March 9, 1879, ~ 1·:-:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:··:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:-:..:..:-:-:-:..:..:..:..:..:. I*FINEST APPOINTMENTS SMOOTHEST FL€)O!l~ :~: EVERY StJBSCRIPTION IS REGARDED AS AN II:;: DANCING TAUGHT ::: OPEN ACCOUNr.r....THE NAMES .. OF SUBSCRIBERS ~ ~ WILL BE INSTANTLY REMOVED FROM OUR MAILING LIST AT EXPIRATION OF TIME PAID FOR, IF PUB­ LISHER SHALL BE NOTIFIED; OTHERWISE THE SUB­ I I; Roseland Ga1rden i~ SCRIPTION REMAINS IN FORCE ATTHE DESIGNATED ~X Catering' Exclnsivelv. to the Better' Element~ X':' , ' SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, EVERY SUBSCRffiER MUST I:i: .. PAR T,Y NIGH T" NOV E L TYNIGHT :~: UNDERSTAND THAT THESE CONDITIONS ARE MADE I~ ~ I :~: Every Tuesday Every Wednesday :;: A PART OF THE CONTRACT BETWEEN PUBLISHER :~ _ A,ND SUBSCRffi~, . . Featuring the Waltz Featuring Novelty Dancing :!: I "II ~. I .;•••.•••.••••.•_ _ _.__.+4-._.__++++....._._ _.._._._:_:..:..:..:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:~: :_:_: :n:..:_:_:_:_:_:_:":"'.:_:••:.e- IP-_IIIIIIIIIIII_IIIIlIIIIIIII_IlIIIIIII_I!IIIIIlIIII_lIIIIIIIiillllillllllllllllllllllllllllli -IliIIlI• ... MEDIATOR NEWS·STANDS .Jf$e Radicis. ;ee: .Those who follow plishments. Walter and Beulah Bell in be found in the closing of the saloon, andJhe ending of theliql1'or sucn _men as WIlliam H. ,AnderSon,I , o~ High-Class Cabaret Entertainment traffic.through legislat1veaetion, are now up in arms against the supenntendent the Newg YOrk! method employeddn enforcing such legislation as has come about bran.ch of. the _i\n.tl-8aloon.,lea ue, ?ne EMPRESS ATTRACTIONS through the Amendment that denied mankind the ri ht to choose of the. bIggest grafters In: Amenc:a, and control his al hab'ts f dr" . g accordmg to numerous charges, will Th pe::sO~ I s~ ~ as inking was concerned. and do refuS€ t;; look at _the facts of Appearing in the featured woman's .. .,e ~at ~Jontr of.Amencans who voted out the saloonIth b t th t . 'tv f role in "The World's Applause" Bebe DRIVE OUT did not realize.ln so doUlg' that they were actually and forever do- e case u'" e .grea malan - 0 - ., ' - ing aFay,withspirits, willes and beer, That was the trick of the people are wIllmg to _f~ce the factsl Damels, damty Paramount, star, "nil for an Evening's Refined Entertainment Anti-Sal . leagu th. ertain f't ffi h .' dl as they are and are umtmg to ehange\be seen at the Empress theatre next full elloon. e orJf er ~ . ? 1.S 0 lcers, W 0 recogmze conditions. ,Sunday 'week in one of the strong- cons:~m~~~~:.~=:it~:~:eJ~¥r~rdththaci i:a been,' As cold-blooded and terrible as itIest roles of her screen ca1:eer, that sal..0 th . tiP b bo dWI e ea °t e ?petyn seems, we are nevertheless slowlyIof an actress whose head IS turned on . ere wo If e. rn a more angerous enemy 0 SOCll! , drifting to dope, largely because of I by her passion for publicity. The Phone Walnut 1850 .thiL.bOOtle-gger, $tates that had ~en dry.for years had taug~t the Eighteenth Amendment. Ipicture is filled with thrilling situa- them that l~on and they were qU!ck to take adyantageof theIr ltions. Lewis Stone a well-blOwn Always at Your Service knowledge of It. ,-, I " '. •FUSt a few Sh 0rt·years ha:ve ~se.' dsmee . ·ht em.-. U ·ted States. SomethingD. Aboutd Bthe S d . j-withtageherandinscreenthis production,player, IS fe.atured i •• became. supposedly bone dry, But ill that space of time every ope an, ooze,can al I -. thinking ~~~knows that there·~,soniethil1g.radicallywro~g . m Our High Sehools !!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~==~===~=~=~==~=~~==~~~!!!!!!!!!!!~= with the Jaw th-at,saYS:t'Tholi shalt'not!-" The law went too (Continued from Page One) 1;.·••·_...... ·_+_·....+-+-+..•..+....•..+••++.·..+••+..•..·_·•••••• +_++••••••••••••••_ +_••+.4; +_••••• ~cfar.. .,"'f"';..~·.··'mce~~;.i;l..·~ .l.a.\,;\o~\o.{)ur~,. b.t '.~-. . tOt Prbbl to b b'. 't f jl..:t... •• +. + •••••• + •• + •••• .+ •• .+ .+ <> . , pv • es Clwz.enSare up In arIIlB agmns 1, 0 a y 0 usy. uymg Sl es orI."'. .+. at least against the Volstead Enforcement Act. 'What do they the MW North High school at about II : : want?' Surely not the open saloon back. Eliminating we will say double theirth~ acttlal worth. .:. ••• all the former saloon.:.e men and. hangers-on, the brewers and dis- II Now if scnool board wants to get ...... :-:-:-:-;-:-:-:-:..:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:..:-:..:-:-:-:-:-:...:-:-:-:-:-~-: ..:-:....:-:-:..:-:-:-:..:-:-: ~-:-:-:-:-:-:-:...:-:-:..:-:-:-:-:- .:+• tillerg, we doubt J..Lone man in a score or one woman in a hundred' busy on something that should be of ••+ :!: ::: +•• . would welcome back the open saloon, Neither would the boot- vital interest to them as well as to .:. 'i- ':' ••• legger~ who is now nUInbered. by the-hUndreds of thousands. This every mother and father in the dty ••• ::: :i: ~ .:. species would not welcome a modification of the Volstead. that should look after a certain feW.:. 'i· H ff F IS':':~: :, ~._ Act but in that! respect he stands. all but alone, the exceptions girls at the. Technical High for in-! : :i: .• :~: .:,. being, IU"St, every paid officer of the'Anti-Saloon league; secondly, stance. A most reliable report is to the'+t :i: 0 mann unera erVIce ... a few old! ~time lJQozeguzzIers who would welcome the ten cent effect that one girl attending the Lea.- y;;' .:' .:. i·.·I• +.+ ..... • n str~et "hro;-d drink back to replace the twenty.:.five to fifty-cent boot- venworth High is buying, usingI·.· 'i' ':- ••• legger hoO~poison that they now buy and spend their au for, and even peddling to other girls, safe-: .:. :i: Means Dignity, Refinement, Thought- :~: ••+ the sanie as they did ~.'pre-p:tohibitiondays. Lastly the former! ty devices for their protection. ,••• ~ y , ':' .:. distillers and a few misguided but well meaning Christians whoI A man af high standing charges!.:. :i: fulness and Economy :~::, never saw the wo:tld except through iJiverted sp,y glasses-and are ! that this particular girl works at a! : t :~: .:. muo positionto judge theill effects of the present law as it stands,j certain. business house ou Saturdays, l·;· :i: :~: +.+- ~3.t as :~: Thereis but one w.a;y. out. and- ...d..ooro.. pens. to amodifica.tionIor di.'d until las..t week when she w: l.• +:. :i: .:. of the Enforcement Act to pern1It t4e sale and manufactureAmeri~of fired after havmg been caught WIth I·.· y .:' .:. light wines and beers, that the millions and m,illions of the goods. A large assortment of these! .:. ::: ::::~: ••• that SO desire may quench their thirst and satisfy their naturalirubber goods were fOUnd in the girl's I.·. * ::. appetites \Vith a beverage that is as old as civilization itself. ThatIcoat pgeket by a forelady of the es-! .:.. ',' ,', : is the rational w.ay out and we sincerely believe that is to be the! tablishment. \\-"hen faced 'with the I :. :~: - :!: +:,+ :policy to be adopted in the not far distant future by the great! charge she did not deny# their intended!·t :;: :~: ••• majority of Americans who will insist that their representativesl use. • ;·t y ':- .:. in Washington put it in effect. ' "'''hile we believe that the superin- j••• :i: :~: .:. org~tion. I Notbingcanbe done in the matter without A tendent of the schools as well as the I~ .:. ::: :;: ••• fact proveu by the Anti-8aloon league in putting over the obnox-! principals· are doing what they can .... :~t ':. .:. ious act whlle free-loving, decent, American citizens looked. on and to eliminate dope, booze. and even I.:. . :~:' ::::~: :, actually applauded the action which made them act if not thinkIprostitutioncin the public schools, we I :. .~' ••• as this society.· dictated. I do not believe that they have got very "I' •••• .... ."'.':' .:.• Rere in Nebraska and inWestexn.Iowa there'has been organ-l far in their effort. I.fwe had a highly i·.· ';' .:' ••• ized. the "National Liberty League17,which has for its sole purpose1intelligent anlt p~ctiCal sehool board! ~~ :f :~: .:. th~ ~d putting out of business of the degenerate bootlegger and theIwho was not J? go to the bot-; I+-:. :;: :!::~: .:. e.h.angin.g of th... e. VO... Istead.. Enf:.,...0.rc.emen.. t Act in. such manner as t.om of such cnmes It would not be :i: •• permit good citizens to publicly gp-to..a government controlled placewilli lon~ before the schools and the~r1...I.:. ',' ", :~. and buy a sman ,ambunt'of wine or beer or both, to satisfy their' pupils would be free from such enl 'I :, 1: :!: :. own liking for a·nN.fd 'Stimulant. It is the logical and commonIinfluences. .. . ••• ::: :i: ••• sense thing to do. This organization when it will have been fully '. '.. , J, .:. , N ti al Liberty II·:·• ·i+':. .:. • organized is to join Hands·with similar organizations throughout 1 a . Dn . ••• ~: ::: ••• the United States•... They are going out in the open and fight for League Is Organized .:. 'i' e, VI- the principle they represent. With the-solid support of every man (Continued :from Page 1) ••• ::: Hoffmann Am buIanc ,:tSer- ce ':. .:.••• and woman; who in their own h~s t~the present eJ?forcement the interests of this organiza.ti.on, .t. .;, ':' .:. act a tra,vestyon fieceneyand Justice, tWsnewly organized league composed of.men and women who are .:. :~ ::: .:. wilJ.' be in,position to d~dthat C9ngTess so change the obnox- tired of carrying the Anti-sallon lea- : t - Means a Luxurious Limousine Ambulance :~:-:. • io~ law ill a way that will ;meet WIth the approval of the great gue yoke. ••• :;: :~: ••• ~jority of l~w reSpecting' Americans, . The men who join thisorganizati..Qn .:. -1' with Quiet, Refined Exterior; Interior ':. .:. IflPu believe t4at the law as it now stands is wrong in theory are going to be in good company. The .:. :i: Restful and Pleasing with :~ .:. q~ ~principe ,~~ :~: .. is yoursup~eplain duty as an American to join forces very best of our citizenship will be .:. :i:~: .:. wiihthe league m a effol't to destroy the bootlegger and enrolled, including big business mEfu, .+. Absolute Comfort, * ... .xestQl"e :freOO.mnto clean citizens W-hQin a mad. wartime,unwit-artists, lawyers, doctors, in fact the .t. y .,- -:. tlnglytooktheir own libertY am:t.yjplitting Win i;he um<:1eJ:" care of great muJ.titud.e tJf. men and women' -:. ~t :!: +:,. 'malicious Anti-Sa.,loon league~l"s" ,!hos~god is money, wrung wtI:o have seen the folly of the Eight- i·:'+- ::. :i: ·t ftomthe UIlwa1J!'rplusa ~ew.m11.lti-mIllionau-es, whose cellars are eenth Amendment as it is interpreted,••+ ~: :~: ••• as. full of old 'BOOZe as tfieir h.eartsand h.eads are fulloi_hate for through the Volstead Act. Metropol-countr~r .:. 'r :~:':' +:. the man wfro'~e,mU$ttoihforftful.lnte~hipa'Uv:fu,g." .... . ~hitan papers throughout the .:. ::: :~ ••• scriptio:nf;Qtm$~per, JQj;n the will' entitle you to a sui>- their. organized staffs of exper- ••• {: H ff S· .-:.. whichever dares to tell the truth and is ience1, ..... ",~oma",", an~ ..•m;-...... U>~eases, m-.something worse than that. They, as ••• ••• . . 1JQozeGtlzzlerslD capItOl creased br~ l~ns andllver cases. does President Harding, see the break- :. :. (Gontinued fromP~.one) ,"". "Facing greatdilliculty and: expense!mg-d:ow,nof all law because of the oh- +.. ••. ('Prohibition ':D:as: iucreased aleo1I.ol-in ::;eell~ ~prl}hihitionliqoor, thelnoxious features of this particular law .:. +-::. lDCi~.~-~.... ;~t=',C01llltry .. ,.tu.rned' to·h·0Il1e brew _'gi, or·l'S.th'"er its .'. secti··on. •••_ • +. +. TT • • • • • • +• • - •••••• +•••-.-• :.+ • - • • • • • - • •-.-.-.-.-• • .. • • • • ++• - .--. THE MEDIAT()R; OMAH.A, NEBRASKA Page Five

. - . . ------. . - JULIUS JORISON" AINOUNCES A iIIPRENOl\l~~iLp~~~~~~ -~~YETY m~~~h:nB;i:t :;~it~~e~e~~D:~ ~~ ~.t..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:u:~~;:;;: ..~;;:..;;~;..:~;~;:..:~..:~;;:..:":":":":":":":"~.i: lavish equipment in a scenic and sar- , ,NEW MYSTERY PLAY FOR RIALTO] St~n~:e;i~~;~ ~::;, ~~~~:~arice ~~~~l ~::';:~:~:s t~w~d::~~; ~~~:~ l~~ ~!i ,,. " .'... . I . .__ ' 9n .the .Columbla Wheel and ,his repu- {. .:. ?randDo~w Grif?t~ Photo~11-eveale~ ll~ ~ast ~een . A D., W. here. But it, may be saldi, " ,..., tatlOn y,ears has greatly 1:;: :!: play IS annonncedat the pnnCIpal mo- that thIs latest productIOn of the fa-I, George Stone and, Etta Pillard,lelli'lancen oy thIS season s results-' y .:. tionpjcture attr:retio,n ," soon"tp be \' mous, ,G•. riffithis rePlet,e with ,love,1st~rrin~, in "Th,e l.3i~ Sh,OW'" will head I,and "The Big Show" is declared to be I:~: :!: '. s1;l.own her,e., 'l'bis,.' news is, given o¥t lau~,hter, m,Y.,stery. an,d ~~ls, a,nd, h,a,.sl Joe HUrti~'~, pro,dU,ction, of "The Boys the best show Mr. Hurtig has everI:;: :!: by J;)lius Je,hnson, manager of thelas Its, own specIal Griffithesque cli- from Home, nextwee~ ~t the popular produced. I::: :!: Rialto th-eatre, who statoothat the max, a pertectly gorgeous ,and' ex- Ga:\"ety theatre, proViding the usual Irene Evans, a beautiful and gifted ,~. {- latest Griffith screen sensation, "Olle trernely realistic storm scene in' the! tiwe a day offering of musical bur- soprano, will sing the prima donna ::: HARRY WATTS, Manager :!: Exciting Night", has -'~n booked for midst 'of which the plot comes to an] lesque, vaudeville interludes, and role in "The Boys from Home." -"1' 'i ·· :.t an engagement of one week beginning end; the villain :is captured. . laughable comedy-nits. There ",-ill be Stone ali'd Pillard have built up an ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• next Sunday. In announcing his ne~ picture to no "problems" involved in,the Stone. extensive and loyal following amongI ,With this announceme~t.come~ ~e tbe public generally .Mr. Griffith .has and Pillard show-l~less to de~iber-llocal players ~n thetbes~ of Co~umbia state~ent th~t ~e, ~XC1, ~ g a~ctlOns. Ladle~ , uO,n ting, NIght " had-this to.. s,ay abOut the,prOd.uctlO,n: ately keep fro, laUgh,m .and to lefUS,e It V,The:l matinee atI a Umt~ .Artists CorporatIon release, to be entertamed by skillful players 2:110 daIly all wee~, startmg Monday. . "We ask your welcome for our new . l' t b 1 bl differs in almost every ,respect from . . and speCla 15 s ecomes t Ie proem Sunda,"s bargain matinee begins at 3. - offermg-a'littl-e romance, and a Just f 'h ° di'd l'th t . former Griffith prouctions. It does ," ,. . 0 t. e. In VI ua ea regoer. I --'.------I _ .a lIttle mystery, WIth, we hope, Just . ". . n.ot present an~w ~at hlStoncal pe- a few thrills; ~nd we trust you who • Light and fnY~l~us goings. on ",'ill i P IMP L E S I n~t nod; does. plcturlze any enormous have suffered in the throes of love will 10rID the start, fimsh and nuddle of 1 --- I spectacle; has. no. ~remendous, mob smile a lithe with the romantic Ro- the Stone and Pillard offering and i One prominent restaurant man says scenes, but Mr. Gnffith has departed meo, We hope you will find eenter- their ass?ciat~s 'have beez: selecte? b!1 h,: had- to take his son out of Central \ from t,he heavy ana spectacular, to tell '". t' '0 E citing N,-ight' and .Joe Hurtig ,\vlth an eye smgle to mdi,-,' HIgh school because he- was getting 't . t1 . d te ,ammen ill ne x ' , , 'd 1 f' d b'li t d th I a modern ana s nc y up-to- a. D;lYS-"., h JI.f ' ampl" rewarded, if :.It VI ua Itness an a I ty 0 spee e I' pimples or to quote him more direct, . we s a ee" J . I,. '1' ad te,ry story. ._ j :nakes you forget "your own little JOI y entertamment and spre the \ "I am afraid he was becoming at The mystery pIcture IS new to th-e, bl d' th f "gospel of good humor. . , nimp" . o' . j trou es.. unng e per ormance. I' . . screen, and cntlcspolllt out, naturally " -follows the increasing popularity inI Rome~, of which Mr. a Gr~ffith 1 '~, . I Qrthr~e c~a~acter WhOfu~shesl th,e last two years of thel11YS-fspeaks, IS the LOVETT/IA'NO GRACE TEMPLETON I tery stage play. Ithe comedy re1lel. wh-en the mystery; . U 1 m::: ::~~~ :d"~:~:~it;:;i~i;~~:J:;::;~ ~i~~:S~t~e~~~:;o;::n :~:l FEITDREEMP RESS VAUDEVILLE t picture-Mr. Griffith as endeavored to,1 clutching nands became a bIt too real-l "" fdJow the old Greek unity. with the istic for the 'nerves of the spectator. 'I .. ' . I eYents., and action all taking placeI The part is pla~'ed by Porter Strong, The week begmnmg S~mday, March: her greatest stage triu~ph and how I within twelve..honrs, as nearly as p08- who depicts a truly wonderful black-Ill, should break all atLendance rec- her subsequent career IS blaoted by sible in the exact time it ordinarily face comedy part. ords at the Empress, theatre. The the breath sf scandal, tbe stolY graph­ wou1ll take for these event.S'£O happen. Carol Dempster has the leading very best act in vau~evi.lle will ~ ically te.n~. There ar~ ~any dramatic . ~Y special reqnest of the RialtoIfeminine tole and the entire cast is presented for_the e~tire week while and thnlling moments In ~he ~evelop­ theatre management the plot of the1made of players of wide reputation lone of the greatest pIctures the par~- me~t o! the sto~, the tImeliness ,of D. W. Griffith's great mys­ story of "One Exciting Night" is not I and known ability. 1moun"t people have ever ~eleased will wlnc.h IS one .of Its stron~est assets. tery picture is warm with ...., . ---::,.- also be shown, also runnmg through LeWIS Stone IS featnred In the pro- the week. Iduction with Miss Daniels." L 0 v e; rollicking ,y i t h L aug h t e r; tense with UD' THEATR'E CRGWinS EIIJO'Y The photoplay is a marvel, its secn- The great and only George Lovett I -,STRAn ' ' .' . , :_ -un ic effects unusual. Just a word about with his brilliant company inclUdingl lVI y s t e r y; throbbing with ' - a single set as told by a New York Georgie Templeton, well remembered Thrills. 'DE'M'I.LlE'S ,P, ItTURE, "ADAM'S RI.B" paper. After telling of the splendid here, head the vaudeville bill with an, work of Bebe Daniels, this journal act he calls "Concentration.". I goes on to say: "Concentration" is a spectacularI The Strand theatre must.of neces-lMathilde's father ~.les her by saying "An unusually massive set even for demonstration of psychic power pre-, AND THE STORM sity furnish its patrons -with not only that now no man will many her. these days of massive picture con- s:nted in a manner so vastly different1 SCENE CLIMAX .the newest ,in pictures but the very Prof" Reade is present and professes struction is that of the theatre scene from the old time mind reading acts best obtainable. This they do which ·his .love for Mathilda. ,in. William de Mille's great Para~ that it leaves no room for comparison, , answers· the question, "Why do most The finish finds Jaromir back home mount picture production of "The in fact, Mr. Lovett offers a revelation W~r1d's I theatre goers walk np the hill to see :in his native Moranio married to a fat! ,Applause," featuring Bebe in the science of the human mind or All the furies of Nature as Strand pictures?" For the presentrincess, while the domestic affairs of Daniels and Lewis Stone. An im- soul and its activities and capacities, if plucked from the skies w~ek theY, book~ :­ Headed by the "MENTAL MARVEL" RIALTO PHMOPLA.YS - ceptinnal manner. GEO. LOVETH & CO. A 'pleasing musical act, "Fireside § --- 1'- in - Reverie,". is to be presented b! Elirie- Frank Wunderlee, who plays the rla Wvnne and Georges Slmondet. role of "~bo" in D. W. Griffith's The H.eyn Concentration They present a charming program new m~..stery picture, "One Exciting Also ranging from favorite old songs to Night," a United: Artists release, com- JOHNSON BROTHERS & JOHNSON modem-ballads and operatic airs. :ing to Rialto theatre next sUnday, I in "A Few Minutes of Minstrelsy" Announcing themselves as "Prqfit- for one week, is a football huskie, and ~Studio COLLINS & HULL eers In Fun;' Hurst and Vogi are to it is quite a matter of luck that h-e's I i- in a Novel Variety Act - present an act -vvihich comes with the on the picture stage instead of work- I l = AND ONE OTHER BIG ACT TO BE ANNOUNCED reputation' of being exceptionally am- ing nn the side lines each autumn !l - usmg.anddirecting football' jltrategy. . 5ilIllllllllmlmrnJlnlllmlllnllllmlllnnttullllmllllllllllllllnnlllm'lImurllllll~- Erie Zardo, the eminent concert In his °y~uthful college days he was :-:~:-: :+(-:"~: :~>:~: pianist, is making a limited vaudeville an All-American guard n a Middle UlllnmmlJIlIIJIIIIIIIJIIUllIlllnnnnnlllumllll, t!.. ..:-:..:-:-:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:.. ..:.. ..:-:-:-:..:-:--:..:-:-:..:-:..:-:-:-:..:-;..:-:..:..:-:..# taur,'After compl.eting his round of West University state eleven. -;He be­ ; X- the OrJ;Jteum circuit, he is to leave:t;o gll.nmotion pictures back in the Vita­ :!: This Space Reserved ~~ fill coneertengagemepts:i;n Europe. grallhdro's, when they released three Be ·Photographed ~ h x• The Herberts are to give a thrilling complete stories on each thousand­ + 4 exhibition - tU cOmedy gymnastics. foot reel-thus a piqture pioneer. More Ofte"n I'1+:·';' .clor :::t Their daring feats are performed with Since then Wunderlee has worked.' for ¥ y eXtrerQ.e rapidity.. every {:ompaily that has made fllms, JlllIIlIIlIIlIlnIIIUUIIII II IIlIlJllIl! Onee again the COmlC cartoon, Aes"jliis SjleC1ality being' the m.odern foot­ ~ & op's Fables, will a. screen· feature,Iball player in all the college plays ih Dundee Plbg. Hdwe. Co.. Iv Topics, of the Day and Pathe Weekly ,such as 'oBFown of Harvaro", <'The .•.t A; will alSo be shown on the screen·.College WidoW", etc. His gigantic v y ------~.-,- , Iframe and impressive features lend Ii:·..·..•..·..·..·..·..·..·..•..•..·..·..•..·..··..·..·..·..·..·..•..·..·..· ~ :!: STR..t\.ND PHOTOPLAYS !themselves wonderfully to the role of _ lSamuel,Jones {the chap who looks like The Home of Quality . A, wholeSome entertaining oomedy..a;Jisguisoo negro monarch} in "One drliinais Cecil 13. De Mille'slatest Pa.r-Exci~ Night". Wunderlee's hobby Photography iel' TILE CONTRACTOR a..-noimt production, «Adam's Rib," is ya.chting a.nd ·he spends his spare § II I Estimates furnished on Tile, Wans, Floors and Mantles. :which opened with signa,! success at, time cnUsing between Boston and New l~! I Telephone ATLA...~C 1629 716 North 17th St. the Strand theatre last Sunday andJYcrk in a yacht which he owns. \l1ll',., . , .. f .,.. .~~~"~,,,~,+,~~l. THE MEDIATOR, OMAHA,. NEBRASKA

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FLETCHER···IS MANAGER. OF PHILLIES I DIME NOVEL CRIME Igeneral excitement ('ausen himto lose 1 ; Ihis hf'ud ana be sent tbe car into ; HAS UNHAPPY END rever;;e. It hit a tree and a tire COl-I 1 lapsed. ani! after that the robbers i ·! .' I we~e easily run down. I · IThree Young Men Who Robbedl . ft I I Bookwise wilr Philosophize I WHOLE lVlARRIAGE IS A FRAUD; Good Eaters ! on Realism indaa. . Bride Seeks to DI~orce Husband Who I' · I - Financed Honeymoon With Bad J LIncOln, . Neb."'-Three soung men .'. Checks and Then'Deserted. I; RESTAURANT from north Xebraska named Kln&, -- j·Olernt and Pereel" .have arrived at 1 New York.-Marrlea December 1. I I the sta.tElVenitent.i.ar..y" two booked for 1 separated within ten days after a I I ten years and one for Ween. for pllll- honeymoon which is said to have been · !iIlg off a dime. Myel bank robbers in financed with fraudulent checks, and I 612 South 1'6th Street 1the little town -of Decatur. After now suing to annul the venture In 'J holding up- a'y.ou.ng woman eashier, matrimony. These are snatches from I ! thrusting her into the vault and_grab- II. story told by Le~na M. Robbins, j bing a bag full of money, they were ~who has brought SUlt In New York unable to make their getaway because City .for a divorce from William B. '1'1'Ithe driver of theIr car lost his nerve; Robbms. The Best Place . , The record filed in theSnpreme eourt Mrs. Robbins does not know where . .. ill support.of Glernt's request t-o have her husband is sta3'!Dg, she said. She I thee fifteen years .given him r~al:fced. b.as tbree address~s but she believes '-I.· ., . all of them are false. She has not I to Eat I =- . . seen her husband since December 10, -Day or Night "";':,'<,l~=. wom'n WM In';''d.~dto "'1 =1 Robbins by 8. ·tradesman and they 1 T I Iwere married after a short courtship. • , 1 . After returning from her honeymoon, - ,.!, '. I s:= "l IRobbins dIsappeared and his wife dis- 1 - - .1 ...::.::.R" I covered that his checks were worth- I "' . .W.hen HUgOB.-....~.... ezdC.k.l'efu.Sed. to. a..cL'ePt. the Offer. of presid...ent Baker to man- 1 . 'I less, she said. I High Class Service Moderate Prices ,age;thePhtla.deIphla National league teil:ln in.1923 the position was offered to I Arfhi.Ir"Fletchet.who accepted. In declining the -offer, Bezdek 'said that he_had ! I ~decided t,ostick to college wor~; Manager Flet<;'her, who 'plays' shortstop for J ACLOSED DOOR the PIilllIes,·,,·entt6that team in a trade wlth·the New York Giants. In the I I .. illuStration Bezdek Is at the left and I'letcher at the right. ! _ ~ Marv~. • , i . I Fisttda-Pav When- Cura:;d j "sSwlmming S'p-'orflnASquibs~ I . I A mild system of treatment that cures Piles, F"lStul'a and I es o!Jler Recta]Diseas.es in a shorttime, withouta Sev"re sm- ·-0···.f' . at gtcaloperation. No Chloroform. ~theI Dr other general All·.. -.'I:l-!!-d·sIUll -anasthetic need. A core lIuarantee,Hn every ease accepted fortteatment, and no money to be paid '111til cored. Wrltefor book on RectaIDieaBes, w1th names I .Polo begins at Cannes, France, J"an­ and testiDlflDialB of. morethan1000 prominentpeople who have been permanently_e.t. nary 15. lJR E. R.TARRY, Sanitarium, Pd..~ (Bee) :mal!'- OHAJ:I.A. JlfE& .. !oo'*:_ _ ++ + ~ ++ ++...... ()...... ,. , +...... :+~ .. 0+ • .. ~.-... ¥.... &+~!4 .. . .. ~••- -.- ., .,..... -- - ++ 'V""'+ .. •- r~ ~ - i Wesleyah (Conn.) college has added golf tilUs minor sports activities. ~l OLD ::~BLE :!~ J' *.' '* My"ers-Di lion The Army and Navy; will clash. at +.+ - ••• basketball February 24 at .A.rii:J.apolis; bo~h;;~~C;: ~:e~t ~oodo j~ . .. • .. I 7 me- i ... Prt scription Drug Store key~ .Pennsylvania s.tAte socce.r team plans /. • I He-Try the plano ,. OF OMAHA .:. a trip through_cana~ l~the spring. ~ ..., .+. I'.• * ,.. ~;;;..;:;;o;;;..;.;=;;;;.;;;;;~_._.;;;. ;;~-;;..~~;;:~ t..:..:~!:~;.~~~..~~~~.:.~~ ..:..:..:~~~~~~e~~.:~~..~~~~~:2~~~:-:~ 1 o. 'R. Smith, '25, was elected captain started to Scream. HE ~,!If' Of the 1923 football team at the Uni· 311 SouthFAMOUS10th Street -======81,!'" v~ of MIssouri. to the same sentence as his compan- 80FT DRINKS OJ=' ALL KINDS I' Th Milk WHH Ith • • • ions reyeals that the young men were . OP.ll·~~:~~~; l:~:l~:: 8a. tn. II e y ayto_ appy ea WHliam Emslie of Richmond, Ind., readers of sensational crime news and to Midnight. IS determined that-the.gay, carefree life ~ was elected_ captain of the 1923 Earl­ ham team. He plays halfback. of the bank robber was worth follow- I"'" .'" ••• "" •• ",. ALAMITO DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK • • • Ing.. I Reg. Le Bron J. E. Gmy! f_Gertrnde ~le. siXteen,. Who just Albert Riopel, halfba.ck and :full. Unfortunately for them they clnt- Phone Douliu 2611 i Your Health-the Health of Your Children--depends in th~ 'won American 100-yard ;free-Jrt,yle baek, has been chosen captain of ::s:~eth;::ec~~r::l ~~::tiv:ea= le ~::~1~:a~ks1 no small measure on the quality and cleanliness of the milk title haS started practicing to compete: 1923 Holy Cross fQotball team. I for ~··swimmilig honors and·18 • • • Tbls--ImpeIied .them to don disguises. I .\lutol'!r Generaton&,. Eleclnc. Jillle'" f you use. Ar~atUJ't' '~own fu·tbfs ph(lj:ograph uSing the .Bernard Hammert, '25, halfbaek. Early In the morning the three n- evatOrs.. Repairs, 4, When you consider that milk improperly, ignorantly or ~dDmbbeIls to goodlldyantage. was elected captain of the UnIversIty rived in the town of Decatur, each r Winding-,_Eleetric Wiring carelessly handled has been the cause of more sickness than lit Oklahoma's 1923 football team. I. wearing overalls, a dingy sweater and I• I,' 16, So~b 1St,", ~ •, ?-,~ N~ : any -other article of food, you'll realize the importance of a mustache.' -The mustaches .were so .. '.. .."~,.TJ~J".!ftlCKSlJCC~~V\_~ee i~Pro~O:m:goIt on a large p'al:pabl~i'alse that the dozen .. or more II I KNO\\TJNG that the mlk you buyis SAFE. :.,;~ ':... " .. "~: .. . " ...···sc81e.In.Bffinitz a new course is 00: persons who caught sight of them be- f Back of every bottle is an organization of men skilled in .• ~!,.~~atf'i).f ~~terbury$.Had: -mg liUtfoUf ata Cost of 450,OOO"francs. :rare. tlieymadirthe holdup sent the ,AMERICAN TRANSFER wOl'daround, and when Klng and COMPANY I. handling milk. ··~~~t~r:8e and thf' I ....' "He didn't niake the etl'ort often. bnt I i \~eneverWaterbUry stmply had to nIp n:ls w1za.rd. He I.s pllinnUlg bls next I +', Wi\.LNUT 5936 55th and Cent.er Sts. I smnmer's campaign. _II; rnnn:er Harry. was there wfthhis ' * ,; * I ..trId£. ·It got so that mel goLsuperst1- ]100 aboilt .It an. becanse O'Hagen ;'~Y:faned. .. ' no~~n::rel:=O::~oy:a~~ I I~'~ UNDER NEW Mk"'{AGEMENT I.' ." ....•.4"!t -bappened,,~we--learned. later, recruit pitcher. to the WIchita. Fails ! H. 0 tiNe ev·tlle t1lat- Harry kept a hatpm bldd.en on bls person. Whei1 the game got cl{)Se cl:f::;~:s;e:~: ~TLANTIC ~i~ flDd ~eltlng he'd' SIlp' tha(hatPIn In manager of . PHONE 81M CHIClE- DIIIERS ! his glove. the Newark InternationBls, has been Best and Most Co~veniet!t Location in City :i: . n {: "The runner l\"ould take Ii sllght Signed by the Baltimore club of that t aIR SPECI JIILTY :'.f lead o:tr'the base, aDQ. Harry on catch­ league to act as coach and scout. I .:. V II ••' ing the ball would jab the rival slight­ ...... :. .:. E·"uERv'1'HI~G QTRICTL'~ M' ODERN1" .:. .:- 17 as be returned_to the bag. The pin Manager- Bill EsSIck of the Vernon I l' .I. ~ -, oJ .L -.:- .~ wouldArtfek hini sI1ghtlyand, nine d:gu~~: ~~~~ m:er~~ :~: times ont of teni he'd'jump a bit in =t a , I:} Specially Prepared for Esthetic Tastes With All aurPr!se, forgettfrig to ~eep bis foot on. _and comedian, I.s to be sold or traded. MODERATE PRICES-RATES $1.00 IJP :!: ::: the bag. Then Harry would tag him. • '" • In the Heart of the Shopping District :i: The Trimmings. Telephone Your Orders. & agaIn, and he'd be out. Otto Miller, former star catcller of .!_ .:. "For two yl'!tlrs Harry got away ~th the Brooklyn National League club, ...... it. showmg that'he worked if pretty ~ct as coach for the Kansas ctty ; t ,- ~ cleverly." .AmerteanAssac::~n ;,IUbn-ertsea80I4! \\.JM. KOENIG, Prop. . :t PAULli~E GHERE, Proprietress i

The anntllll· fo~-mile rowing race 1••••••••••••••••••••_ •••••••_ ~. oJ, FIRE WllL PROVE BLESSING between Oxford and cambridge T~ II _X~-:-x..:..:-:": ..;...:-:-:-:-:...:-:-~:-:..:..:~...:..:+X..>~,••6 •• Burning of Barl Park at L~ulsvure si.tY eight-:oarett-sh-ell crews w1ll bel =IIUillIlUInUunillIllfUllilUiIIUIIHIIIUilUIUmlllfnlllJiJlllIlllllllllfflflilllllHfllfl!;: May Result.ln C~nstnIctlofi'of held over the Thames course, London, == :: Modem Plant. e Th~ fire whlcl1destroyed the stands it the ball :Pari in Louisville may Ii bless1ngto the fans, many ot £i.;.~~g::g~ Prove Ing about three drivers, a mashie' and :: P,·.. .' ... . :: wbom havest$ly.ed away from ball II a··'.. pI-0 V·lew I pmes because of poor aeeommoda­ a putter7'_ ••• . l~ .'. ~ t:kms. TheanD.OUl1eement,now.Is that the oWners of the Loufsville club plan Ohaxles .A. Stoneham. president ()f = = to·bU¥ a new plot of ground and erect the New York Giants, is In Cuba aI1d -_==' WEST DOnGE STREET === a permanent plant that wID be In talk that he plans to sell his Interest every way a eredlt to the'd:tY and In the GIants has subsided, at least : FOR - :to the·.American association. The old untn he returns. ;ltark Wag on lellsed grounds and the · . . - ~ ''dub owners .had refused to .Invest Dewey (Schoolmaster) htton, - _.JIlODe1' In new stands because the:y star twtrler torsemi-professiollaI clubs J~..!iq$ were.unable to .get a long-term lease. inSaIli. eoUDty for the ast HIGHEST -CLAS·S ~~~¥'seB80~ .~ 'been .signed -fer-···a - tiljiF' Whh. tlte ChIcago'Cubs. .ar-...----'---:-...,.-.·'---_·_·_·-Sf:' •• • 1 CHICKEN-DINNERS. t '!'he averitge golfer blushes lfhe bas_ ,I . Novel Golf Course..t:to <:any Ii bag fJill ()f clubs through .- : th~ pubUc streets, but a bowler, as _ IUfJIIHlIunuullIIIIII1IIIIlfIlUllllmlllllUIIIIIIUllUillilIft l. ··The most -complete IS-hole.In· :he earries his" bowling ball. seems ..·.•..•.1. door golf ~ ever· devIsed ...'•. {lrou~Lof b1s atliletic' .endeavor. - Clean, Wholesome Surroundings has beenfustalled by al'e$bm· .. .. * - . J rant in Oblcago: Not content='I'he management of the. Sal.t Lake T~lephO:he ~":1 with reprodulllnK the turf·effecl:B I' club announces the selection of a your orders in ad­ '. usually foundo.po tJre l'egulfthmt- ! ttafnIng .ea:mp'for next aprlng:" "Duffy = vance at least two hours i • ·door11.nks,theorlginatorsofthe I. Le.'wIs will tali:.'ellis. '.BeeS to Fresno .==. •.1 new course hayeplantedart!- I for Ii month's prellmlnary worK :: • .;-. ficial Ughfinge1fectsand even : -,* • *=j ;;jbirllt a coupleofJ.!liniatu;-eJakes , The spirit '.(if:. never qnittIng IS .. 11 S ofthe~ourse = ..••. to gtvethe pau:ons I good thing for anyathIete.··· lllinois ·C·A' LL W· ALNUT ":~f~ tIle same thr1IlS theY wonId get :-Players say Znppke taught ~m that. . -.. . ·.[lwtdooI'S.· ...... 1 ·Ii he tall~t theIl:!, nothIng .e!se~ they = · ·~::i\··;~..1~2;",,,,;,;,;~;.;...;a.._ ..__"!'..~• ..;d· .gOt. one ·C:OlIe.giat~lesJ>on 1\'orth whUe. 5nUHIUUUllUIHUltftlUlUillflUfIIUUIUmmUUIUJUlUllllfI1IIIUUmUUllUllUnmr: : . ,~'; P~;Wgh~ - THE MEDIATOR, OMAHA, NEBRASKA .\:=':::~a~::'= ::;,~:':"~V;;:" ~~..:, ~~ IIlIUIIIlIIIIIUIlIIlIIIIIUlIlIlllIlllllllllltllm! PAXTON & GALLAGHER CO. .C•••f;'Wt1£·· ::- AUTOt,\,\OBILE SUPPLIES APPEALS TGAll' unpopular. He ppt it allover Schlaifer casion to use after school hours. I everyrounrl.H~wever 701~n South Temh Street < .' ..' Jin nearly in all What's the matter with our· high lA. 2197 I . -.-.rs,~l~.-.nee.(~;. .., thl'ee ~fights he showed himself as schools?''Y~en Fil'st it's dope,·thengoo~s this. ~------'-"-- .' .. c.. :-eiihton u.nive.. a.'1.d de.-.,. game he is .fOXy•..Heh.a.sa ID.nr-i. canght with. the this par- D· M· . Iii.·Ii-.II·.-r. s.e~es. ~e. eVe~Y derou.~s y a~a. ~ heartY-Su.p....PQ... r:t•.. O.f .. left, kn.QWS. hOW....to.sta y; ticCUI.a.1:.' student..snnply sald: "Ah. S - 0 I e 1 . pro:res~ona~ e n s busmes,> and man m aild IS a wonder at defenSIve· tactics, 'what's the difference? They're all Omaha...·TheyarenoWconducting.atherebyreservinghisstrengthforthe'doingit/· Prohibition has not stem-I H t I I No Place Like Holmes' w:ive for two milliQn. d~lla.rs· w~chlfinal l'Ounds.. He- has eome out of 'aU; med the t~de of inmlorality, but has . 0 e ! ;Vl.ll.serve the. dOU.ble'.PUIJlOS.. eOf. aIJi-,localschaps W!-t.h,.hiS map in perfect_ apparently augmented it.! mg m a very necess~ry new buildingtorder. . . '1 . 13th and Howard' ! S-.-II.-ard Parlors .piogram and at the same time give .. How a.bout Wells? He has evelY-: SHRL"'E CIRCUS. GREAT SUCCESSl I them an endowmentfur3uture use"thing in the fight dictionary and then' .-- Best Plac,e to Stop Creighron is WQrt-h dollars and cents some. This _British bird has all but[ The ShriM circus is proving an un- t{} Omaha and)t is worth agj;eat deal eaten alive every Ameri~n, fight; qualified suecesg both from an artistic Rates by Day, I more as a college.from strictly a moral worm he has come in contact with. TheIand financial standpoint. Large and.. Week or Month , ! THIRTY TABLES and edueati<>nal standpoint. In it'I'lLondoneris an aggressive fighter,' enthusiastic crowds have attended ev- I b~adest aspect it is not .3;sectariaD. c:lJ;ries a deadly wallop.,in both mitts,!ery performance. The show closes Moderate Prices ! Also Full Line school Every poor-"boy, mtlhout ·ref- and is the 'best distance place h1tterl' saturday night. It is worth several I ~re~ce to his religions.leaniht:?J; ~- eVer ~bited in local circles. His foot times t~e. adn:ussion asked. Don't fail _ Emil Leaf, Prop. 1 CIGARS and SOFT DRINKS '~, mg. has an opportunity awaIting him. work IS all but as good as that of I to see this Clrcus. -..... I here. The University pays very large- Dave Shade. If necessary he can as_I , I. i i ~ for his educatio.ll..., T....~.·.e ~igh ..seh.. Ool.... !. sim.ila.te.. an awful lot of pun.iShmentl HAYE:N'T LOCATE.» KOPECKY lutUHltllllllllmUllllllllllnUlIlIIlIJlllnm IS absolutely free w~e Its ~gher: and stand up under the gaff. He beatI -- Open 7 A. M. to Midnight hranches are ro all· inwnts and pur-' S~h1aifer to a standstill but then Mil- Local. Federal or Co-unty })rQhibi- , l po... ses 'prac~cally_ free. StUd.ents .pay)er was refereeing-well, everyb<>d.yl tion enforcement officials haVe not asl Ii as low as eight per cent of the .rota! .knows--so there is not even an argu- yet been able to lQCate bootlegger KO- ' CQst of their education. _The Univer-]ment there.4 pefky who l'Uns 1\ hotel on South-Thir-l I . sity foots tfu! balance, of the bilL i Altogether it shoUld be the best ex- teenth street~ He is the guy who saysj'" I BASEMENT SECURITIES BUILDING If you. believe in ?~aha,yOU n;ust;l;,ibition of the manly,.art ever seen ini that all o~cel's are afraid to search I , be a. fnend. (>£ ~lg'hron and ~ght Ithe Cornhusker state. It is not an or arrest h1m. Well.' i nfJ;v IS the time to show your friend~l' ea"y thing to sign up two such stellal' '. I ;~~~~~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~!!~~ ShIp.. , lattraetions and all the glory in the • '// ~ ~ I :: <~ ~ ~, ,world goes to Bernie Boyle, tP, I COUPON $1.00 COUPON $1.00 Benne &yle,Plans I The Nonpariel promoter deserves O' ""4i t I . 'Record Fight Card ,the best in the land and unless an . $\ .,it I (Continued from pag.. e One) ea.rthquake Ievel.s the town or .some I <.. I "' ak' Tin Qther calamity 'hits the burg he 18 go- 'Bu£ LoveN-My! There's no 111II SPECIAL OFFER 195 pounds and so11 ul.. m -e y go .. t t't the limit to .st' II te, mg .0 ge I. 1IJ'OOn1n£ here:. ThOBe potatoes 91'1 thf n 1 . E '1even l).Y ....~ . u tw Iv . .T.~ our hundrelis of. personal fig~t teo many eyes. his ! verses !Ill has won ck ast Be e! fnends we want to say that there IS - bonts bya complete knQ out. oys. ,- ... I JOIN THE hi .will.•. . . . ' Inot a 0.hance to secure even a poorseat. , ~ t, ~ some scrap. Who you on the night of the figh!;. Go get yours . e tm on. .. . . ;now if you have not already done so. . By. th~ w~~~eSwemsJ: element. ofIBring your lunch, chewing the rag win I the Clty ISP ng an a big reception Ibe tab ' National Liberty League for. Emil at.the'Swedish AuditoriumI The O;:~xers are scheduled ro arrive! when he arrIves.. . Ias follows: Schoell win anive t<>mor- (Do You Want Wine and Beer) Now fQr the bIg scrap. Schoell:s Irow, Saturday, as will t'lW British lion, Wells, and ma~1' the. best man >~l Wells. Engberg is due the 13th, fd6r': (stQlen from .Stev~Green). Never ~.ton and Herman are ,on the ground What would it be w:orth to you to have legalized Light N~braskaoopng hIStOry has a promo. ffloor, working out every day. Meyers Wines and Beer, WITH A REVENUE TO REDUCE e~ a~am booked such aea.rd: Never Ihas just telegraplhed that he will be 0 TAXES? Is it worth $3.50 to YOU? This coupon is worth mllthere be another fight like this-lhere Saturday. The gimblers andI $1.00 when enclosed with $2.50 for a one-year subscription p:rhaps. By perhaps, we mean the:ej general fight enthusiasts will thus be to The Mediator and Membership in the National Liberty will nev~r ~ :uwther match llhat will given an opportunity to look the boys I ~e League. equal this In In..teres!;. un.less pn:-jover carefully before putting down anyI moter that stag~ the _ne:ct fight. 18 I jack on their favorite, Keep Posted! All money received is used for an educa· able to get the wmne:- to·~gn up With I I tional campaign and to obtain new members. Fill out this Dave~ade, the.Galiforma butterflY~1HIGH SCHOOL GIRL FIRED coupon and mail to The Mediator, Omaha, Nebraska. Or agam, th~ wmnm: Cff suCh a ~u FOR CARRYING "OVERCOATS" to meet Mmne Schlaifer face to face-I . '!ilWllQ is going. to win! W,e pick! NMIE Wells. . Simply because we think he isI The Technical High SchQol ~irl -w'ho the .betrer man, The Buffalo left1worked Saturdays for a leadmg dry ADDRESS ..- ---' .. _._ .. _. --- __-- _..-..- "-" --.. _. _.__.._, _.__ :V~d~:~D;:=(};v:I:~n:~~:~~m:;~~el:o:t·J:: ,:,,,. _, - ~-?_' ... '. __,'..:~_':.: l\j' __ " .:'" .. . c. c. _ ' " .' " -'>~

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