A>>OCXFN KFHOVAL OF OFFICE.
R. C. Riddle, B. S., M. B., physician
and surgeon, wishes to announce his
change in office from South Omaha to
the Kaffir Block, 817 North Sixteenth
street, where he will be pleased with
your inspection. Chronic diseases and
surgery a specialty. Free clinic for
children Saturday afternoons from 2
to 4. Doug. 7841.
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Anna Banks, 924 North T rent th.
Douglas 4379.
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Douglas 2842 Webster 5108
LODGE DIRECTORY
G. U. O. of O. F., South Omaha Lodge
No. 9374. Meetings first and third Fri
days; College Dept., second and fourth
Fridays, 25‘ii and N Sts., South Side.
Past Grand Masters Council No. 442,
first and third Tuesdays, 24th and Charles
Streets.
WM. R. SHAFROTH, N. G.
E. E. BRYANT, G. M. atjd P. S.
L U P. O. E. W.
Iroquois Lodge No. 1)2 meets first
and third Wednesday of each month
at U. B. F. hail, T . enty-fourth and
Charles streets. Exalted Ruler, Wal
lace Pettigrew Secretary, Thomas S.
Riggs.
ED F. AlOREARTY
Attorney at Law, Bee Building
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice to Non-Resident Defendant.
To William Patrick Ntm-Resident De
fendant:
Notice Is hereby given that on the 18th i
day of February, 1920 Anna Patrick, as
plaintiff, filed her petition In the District
Court of Douglas County. Nebraska, the
object and prayer of which Is -to obtain
an absolute decree of divorce from you
on the grounds that you have ’vantonb,
grossly and cruelly abandoned the plain
tiff and for more than two years last past
You nre further notified that on the 19th :
day of May. 1920, leave was given to se
cure service upon ou by publication. You
are required to answer this petition on or
before the 5th day of July. 1920.
I ANNA PATRICK.
4t. Plaintiff.
JOHN C. BA P RETT Attorney
To Cora. Wilson, Non-re-blent, Defend
ant:
You are hereby notified that on the
27th day of December, 1819, Wiliam
Wilson filed his petition against you
In the District Court, of Douglas County,
State of Nebraska, the object and pray
er of which was to obtain an absolute
divorce from you on the ground', of
desertion.
You are hereby notified that if you
do not answer said petition*on or be
fore the 19th day of July, 1920, the
allegations of said petition will be taken
as true.
Wn.LTAM WTT.PON,
4t-5-10-7-l-2Q. Plaintiff.
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DULUTH HOB MURDERS
THREE HEX SUSPECTED
OE KEVOLTIXti CRIME
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the brother of the assaulted girl, stood
high up on the pole and kicked re
peatedly at the face and head of the
dying wretch.
When the hanging was over, the
ci ow'd stood and. with the aid of a
searchlight focused on the two men
dangling in the air, viewed the re
sults of its defiance of all law and
order with calm satisfaction. The mot
slowly dispersed and it was about 1
o'clock when the police were able to
get close enough to the bodies to cut
them down and turn them over to a
local undertaker-. Two were still
hanging to the pole and one was
lying on the ground, battered and
bruised, where the mob had stamped
and kicked the body fiendishly.
Headquarter* a tt reck.
The headquarters station is a wreck
from basement to the third floor. The
mob apparently was insane with de
sire to destroy and w reak vengeance. ,
Windows, furniture, office records and
even the battery room on the third
floor were destroyed.
some Typical Denunciation*.
The kiwnnl* l tub.
Duluth has been fllsgraced before
the world, and every decent citizen
has been made to hang his head in :
shame because of the horrible crime
perpetrated, bv a mob of Duluth men.
They hat- outraged civilization, hu
miliated anti disgraced their own city,
and made o- themselves loa.usome
criminal-, therefore be it
“Resolved. That the Klwanis club of
Duluth (-finder ns the law less mob that
outraged oar city the night of June
13, 192d. tt- disgraceful, barbaric and
criminal, and denounces every indi
idual w o participated therein as un
worthy of the law and civilization to
which the- now look nd have looked,
for protection.
rrc'l'jterinn Minister.
Rev. tJeorge Brewer, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church made the
following comment:
‘‘1 am appalled at the situation Du
luth finds here' If in today—humili
ated among the law-abidine, order
loving cities of out ! md. No defense
can be made for the work of this
mob. Every brute in human form who
criminally outrages a woman deserves
the extreme jtenaltv of the law, but
never administered by a lawless mob.
Every member of a mob that does vio- ;
lence to any human life is a murderer
and, I hope, will be - ■ <• lily brought
to justice."
Rector of St. Paul's.
Dr. A. W. Ryan, ref tor of St. Paul's
Episcopal church, spoke as follows:
"We are all humiliat' d by the dis
graceful violence of the mob last,
uight. We sympathize profoundly
with the poor girl in the case, with
her unfortunate escort and with her
parents. But there is no excuse for
the utter anarchism of such blind vio
lence, No one can be sure the vic
tims were the guilty ones, and bo the
deed must ever be murder, pure and
simple. We feel that our police failed
lamentably in their plain duty. It is
not good policy for tbi guardians of
the law to shoot in general, but here
wag plenty of warning: here was the
dignity of the law to be upheld; here
was opportunity to quell any unre
strained spirit which might break
forth at any time and certainly has
wide oppning now to do so, since they
need not fear any immediate conse- :
oueneec. Further, i'lere would be no
doubt bu* that jo ii< - would be meted
out by ota- juuges ami prosecuting at- |
torses s. We are Angularly fortunate i
In having men who would do their |
whole duty as they see it. We trust i
that ererj good man and trite will lift ;
up his v<,' c in bitter condemnation of
such a disgraceful act as will adver
tise us as little better than savages
all over our land. Duluth stands now
shamed in the eyes of the world.
Catholic Priests Lauded.
"All honor to the Roman Catholic
pi jests and Hugh McClearn, who tried
boldly to face and overcome the mob,
“It is high time for our prs«a, our ■
schools and‘churches to work with
more affect!verm-? for jaw and decency
and justice. „
"We brought the Negroes to this :
.... t'lUv T!i ?P I
ed their education and religious train
ing, there are a host of moat respect
able men and women among them.
How little does such an act as this
tend to smooth out racial antagonism
and race friction/'
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THE UNKNOWN LOVE”
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NIEL HART in
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Rainbow Comedy
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MADGE KENNEDY in
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