'Brother Charlie'
May Sacrifice
cir f I.I' 1
oca ior iiicais
Dissatisfaction With But-
Jer and Norton May Lead
Jtryan to ICntcr
Governor Race.
"Brmhtr UuiiIt Pryaii in.v !
(a -vril)i limueU in itia foiitiuc
ftrcnon and )f.onie a caiKlidate kw
govrrnor in ortkr lo imprc uM"l
a revolting (4Cdori ol Nelrnk'e ile.
ItlOtraiy thai tefla.H iMHCi!rt Upon
nhitli I dc I'r)4ii iitutt be
adlirml w ilif tlriiHHritir (tarty,
I)4ii Dutlci f4ntltl4cy d"rn'i nt
iiy i tic l'r4ii rlrmriit in many re
ptri aitij the Nor in cmlil4cy, in
whith Norton, by liuttltim lor third
party mi'i'ori, j, pulling liiiiurlf nn
tier ulilii:4ttoii ( ukuIkI and cer
tain former trpiiiilican. in third party
rnU, ilorcii't Mii(y Bryan.
Charlrt W. Uryau piobatily did
mure than any rtthrr Xelr4kun in
dultinj the Uw which eal'Mfd
the i4ie '0itt4liil.iry preilrd tver
by Cu ll)cr. H4te herill, and
while Iir4ii would ooii ee a
democrat in ilurKC n( ilieorg.4iiit
noti a Hyrr. he will init that it
Im! not be iliMg4incil.
That's where" "Btuthcr Charlie"
and l)4ii Ilutlcr are expected to tio
into a atrantJe hold. For Butler u
expected to .laud for abolishment of
the Ulc Uw enforcement depart
incut and Bryan insints that Uw en
forcement machinery, intead of be
in? decreased, aliall be tiicrcated.
Bryan ha absolutely no ne for
the Norton method of rmwiiiR for
governor by bidding for, support from
two parties.
Hence it in probable that in the end,
if Iintler refute to endorse the Hale
law enforcement plan and no one will
come out as a real law and order
democratic candidate for governor,
another iiryan sacrifice for ideals
eeeina a certainty.
Sporting Goods Man Will
Make Home in California
Frank S. I'armalce, 61, 421 North
Fortieth street, for many year head
of the Omaha Sporting Goods .tore,
has sold his home and after winding
tip business affairs will leave next
Monday with his wife to motor to
Los Angeles. From' there they in
tend to ko to San Diego w here they
will make their home and Mr. Far
malce will open a cigar store.
Tarmalee has been noted for years
a an expert trap shot. lc was one
of a party of Americans who went
on a shooting expedition to England
in 1001. Mrs. Farmatce has lived
in Omaha 35 years; She formerly
was Miss Gertrude Schncdly. '
'Doc' Frye Uses Cookies
to Win Ak Members
NDoc" A. A. Frye, the barbecue
king of Omaha, uses novel means of
rounding up stray members for Ak-
c n t ;..... . .t. :n.
or-oen. it isn i nis sniouui, jony
talk that-wins 'em over. . ,
"'I give 'cm cookies an" then I
rope 'cm in," chuckled "Doc" in Ak-Sar-Bcn
quarters yesterday as he
pulled a handful of wafers from his
pockets.
YES, A REAL TREAT
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or iKe Dee-1
NOW SHOWING
NOT A SERMON
But Red-Blooded
Story of Action
&
and Thrills!
From
the
Staga
Suecen
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With
Lewis Stone
Jane Novak
Wallace Beery
Robt Gordon
sf';' ays' yivP '
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LS L E EP Y UTIM E T'A IE S
if na
CIIAPrFR XXI.
'.An Untold Secret.
.Ml the tirld and foiei ptople soon
Lnrw that at lat Junmy Rabbit had
invited. Nimble )eer to hi party,
,nd everybody was deaed th.t i,
Oft) body tuept Grumpy Wcatel
I heir Qou ra tfoind to tha party."
BUly 14. ul to him. .
and old Timothy Turtle, who were
Ittt out in the cold, so to speaK.
Grumpy Weasel, when he heard the
new. aiJ, "Jiumpiu Ana inno-
thy Trutle, when he heard it, said,
"Ho!" And tbey both declared that
they were glad they were not go
ing to the party.
Old Mr. Crow carried the new
far and wide. It was he that told
Hilly Woodchuek. in Farmer Green's
clover patch. And Billy Woodchuek
almost choked over a clover top,
l.e was so excited.
"Where's Jimmy Rabbit? he ask-
cil ftir. crow. 1 want to asic mm
something."
I couldn t say w here he is. said
Mr. Crow. "I don't think he'd want
me to tell. But I'll find him for you
a;id I'll ask him your question li
you'll tell me what it is." '
1 hat was Mr.Xrow a way. lie was
so curious, lie naa to Know every
body's business.
"Thank youS" said Billy Wood-
chuck. -. "I , don't want to' trouble
yo, Mr; Crow."
And though Mr. trow tried and
tried to learn what the question was,
Billy Woodchuek wouldn't tell liim.
Later Billy was almost sorry he
hadn't accepted Mr. Crow's help.
For he couldn't find Jimmy Rabbit
anywhere.' And then Billy happened
to meet Nimble Deer.
"I hear you're going to the par
ty, Billy said -to him.
"Yesi;
"How are you cointr to keep out
of the crowd?" Billy asked- him.
That was the question he had wanted
to ask jimmy Kabbit.
Keep out of the cxowdl Nimble
exclaimed. "I don't txpect to keep
out of it. - The crowd at a party is
more than half the fun. Since I'm
to help Jimmy Rabbit, rilhavo;to
be where; the 'people are." " . '
"Ohl" said. Billy WoodcJiuck.,.Ile
had been a bit worried, for he didn't
want Nimble Deer to step on him
at the party. Even though it might
IN STORE FOR YOU
NOW SHOWING
WM. S. HART
la His Last Pietura
This Season
"Travelin' On"
Round Four
"Tlte Leather Pushers"
-NOW SHOWING
"What:
i H Mam -
KlTlKDWS
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With
Clara Kimball Young
Added Attraction:
Prince Lei Lani
The John McCormack of Hawaii
In Recital
J.. fly
u
T HE TALE OF
NIMBLE DEER
BY MTHUR.SC0TT BAILER,
to an accident, being trped on
by so lug a i run a Nimble would
be no joke. Fvcrbody knew (hat
Mmuiet hoot were ntrp.
Hut now Billy had Wrned fume
thing that set Ins (ear at ret Nim
ble Deer v. a. going to bcln Jimmy
Rabbit at the party.
"Ah!" Hilly -Woodchuek timrnmr
d to himself. "That means that
Jimmy Rabbit hat a plan. And it
imiM be a good one; for hi plans
are always tine."
"What are you going to do to
irl?' lie aked Nimble. .
"Jimmy Kabbit didn't tetl me,"
Nimble replied. "Maybe I'm to en
tertain the company by having a
mock battle with somebody- How
would you like to have a mock bat
tle with me?"
"I shouldn't care for it at allP
Billy Woodchuek cried hastily.
"Well," I dare say that somebody
would enjoy a sham fight." said
Nimble. "1 must ask Jimmy Rab
bit who it will be."
So the next time Nimble found
Jimmy Rabbit he asked him that
ery question.
But Jimmy RablAt said there were
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Mack iited by elderly
people for conttipation,
biliouaneaa, head
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MANY men sad women, as
they crow older, suffer
constantly from little ills. The
cause is the poisons produced
by chronic constipation, result
ing in headaches, depression,
bloating, sour stomach, bad
breath, etc. A single bottle of
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
will prove to you that you can
so regulate yourself that elimi
nation will occur promptly
every day. Increased doses
are not necessary. It is a com
bination of Egyptian Senna and
other simple laxative herbs with
pepsin. The cost is only about
s cent a dose. . '
In spite of the fact that Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has
been on the market 30 years
THIS WEEK -
Six "Good Time" ...
Vaudeville AcU
And Corking: Pholoplry Feature-
Pater B. Kynt's Saturday
Evening Poit Story
"The Ten
Dollar Raise"
Also Pathe News
FOR DAKIIIG
V VSJ :" I Tlr Ser' Two Greatest Lot VMT i sL '
N ler in Story byBLINORCLYN Jf tsVVQS
t J Rodolph Valentino S
S l , Gloria Swanson
sPSv In a Story of Paris
V. and High Society
WSkV "Beyond -llmV'l
m The Rocks" V
W xCff W FUN UMWwtK LAFFS
&TX NO RAISE IN PRICES
THE HEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. MAY 0. 1022.
it be no battles of any kind at hi
party, - '
" J hen Imw am I going to help
yauV Nimble inquired.
"V'ou're going itt ue your horns
but not o f glit," Jimmy Rabbit
explained.
And he wouldn't say another woid
more.
ftirrlM, in )
20 Gobs Ordered Here
for Recruiting Duty
Twenty men have been ordered
from the fleets on the Atlantic and
Pacific coatta to Oiualu for recruit
ing duty, according to word received
Monday by Lieut, Frederick Towcri,
In command of the local navy recruit
ing station.
"It indicates that active recruiting
i to start sMin," said Lieut. Towers
"Congress ha not yet decided cm
the strength of the navy, but the
nrceity of keeping our ship no to
full efficiency seems to be rtcogniicd.
And you can't make a competent
navy man at quickly as you can an
army nun in tune of emergency.
The navy ' strength is now about
95000 men, the lieutenant said.
'KiilUtiiienis of about 4.',(x)0 will
expire in the next 14 months,' he
aid. "If congress fixes the navy
strength at 87.000 there will be need
fur many new men.
The 20 ordered to Omaha will be
assigned when they arrive here to the
Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis and
Dcs Moiues recruiting stations.
IN OLD AGE
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' ttw ecaftt eautipatlon, it) ttm if you do not
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hum FREE OF CHARGE so that m wi
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TWO SHOWS IN ONE
VIOLA DANA
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' UYUiTULaU
Gillette Kazor Firm Wins
Patent Infringement Suit
Gillette Safely Kor comny i-t
Bimi has won its suit ag4Ut W,
). I", Kieken, Bremen, who, it is aU
rgrd, jufnngfd the Gillette trade
mark.
Kit ken u'd lb Gillette nuik Ur
stamping other raor bUdet inad
for him in Germany, tie also ued
it In correspondence and advertise
ments. The JUmburg court decided
the trademark "Gillette" is fully pro
tected in the federal patent olfice at
Berlin and ordered ftitkcn to give
jo.iKKj marks security agaiiui future
infringement.
If
You'll
try it.
THE
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Orpheu m T heater
PHONE AT 9911
Brilliant Opening Play
mum
Comedy Drama---Virile Emotions
Don't Forget Sunday Evening, May 14
Is the Opening Date of the Orpheum Players
SEATS ON SALE WED., MAY 10, BOX OFFICE
Matinees, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 28c-5Sc
Every Nite, 28c-55c-83c-$ 1.10
ITie'BeeUeaas" all the other pajiers
ffiferteed Stomach
wjbrmt.
During a recent food canvass this question was
asked of the housewives of Omaha:
"What difference, if any, do you find in the var
ious brands of bread offered by your grocer?" The
answers showed plainly that women have come to
recognize that there is a difference in bread.
By far. the largest number call for bread byname
when ordering. More than one-third considered
BETSY ROSS the best. No other brand received so
large a vote.
Some of the reasons given ' for BETSY ROSS
quality were:
Tine taste and flavor."
-"Makes good toast
"Good day in and day out."
"Always fresh."
you haven't tried BETSY ROSS, do so today.
admit there's a difference in bread when you
Don't say "Bread"-say "BETSY ROSS."
JAY BURNS BAKING COMPANY
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and sandwiches."
ORPHtunlaRCuiT VAurxviux
Wa.k Concluding the Vaudavlll. Saaaaa
Matlnaa Pally atlS Evary Night 8i1S
Langdaa McConnich'a Spactaeular
Malodrama
"THE STORM"
Tha Blfia.t Productloai ht Vaudavllla
Arthur Hartlay a Htlan Pattaraoii
Bill Robinaon
PINTO and BOYLE
MacRae A Clegf
Raymond Wilbart
Crawford & Broderick
Topica of Day A.mp' Fabla.
Pathe Waahly -
Matinaaa, lSe to SOc; aoma 7Sc and SI
Sat. Sua. Nlghta, ISc to SI I aoaao
15 Sat. a Sun
EMPRESS
TWO SHOWS IN ONE
FASCINATION
A Mythical Sat Ira With Mualc
LYLE
and
VIRGINIA-
HARRY
VAN FASSEN
ROSE KRESS DUO
Roller Skater. De Luxe
ToritM Oily XSL
J ACT P AM A CANTATA CIVM V
MAM UAf CMAfTH O. t .
Quoon Eothor .
ThrM Bif SpcUcular AcU
IN CAST CHORUS Of IM
II aWlal t Wsitirs
Shrlno Auditorium
Mis It Te. ItUl m4 PeaalM
AealuiM, l CkUea. to
TkkU ! UalH-Dewbel. ITtk A ft.
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; 1922 Edition
Snappy
Musical
Comedy
Gut of 126 People
Eaenlnci May , 10
Prlcat SOc, Si .Oft aad Sl
Plua War Ta
Performance Start, at S:?0
Under Autplcet Katcht of
Colutnbua.
Thia wonderful home Uletit
ahow waa booked for four per
rormancea. but on account of the. .
ticket demand will play an addi,
tlonal performance Wedneeday
ventna, May 10.
G4 Seala Keir Sale at
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Bee Want Ads Produce Results,
is