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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI- WEEKLY JOURNAL
TgpRSDAY. AUGUST 31, 1922.
3 1 M
BURGLAR SCARE
CREATES A BIT OF
EXCITEMENT HERE
Party Seen Making Way into Base
ment of R. A. Bates Building
Makes Good His Escape.
From Wednesday's Dally.
At an early hour this morning
PARMELE- joins in tfie national demonstration of the better motion pictures
;-i tPil k m & m r fef p toiiapswi
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tting Better Pictures at all
the Better Theatres
This poster is in theatre bbbies cverywhere
Gc in wherever you see it.
Once more the whole nation reviews and celebrates the year's great progress
of Paramount Pictures.
For the fifth time, annually, thousands of America's finest theatres
devote an entire week's program exclusively to Paramount Pictures!
Once more the efforts of Famous Plnyers-Laslcy Corporation, with its
foremost stars, its greatest directors, its brilliant and unique stock com
pany, and its record of almost unbroken success, receive the gratifying
stimulus of a nation-wide endorsement!
The signs are up at your theatre!
The latest and greatest and most thrilling Paramount Pictures are there !
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This banner is on theatres everywhere-
Go in wherever you see it.
if2 Come in Ws
. Program at the PARMELE for
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Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Gloria Swanson and Rudolph Valentina, in "Beyond the Rocks;"
and "Topics of the Day."
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Wednesday and Thursday Wallace Reid in "The World' Champion;" and Pathe News".
Friday and Saturday - Agnes Ayres and Milton Sills
in "Cordeiland;" and Johnny Hines in "Torchey's
Tiut Sunday."
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FAMOUS PiaYERS-tASKY CGikHl
. ADOLPH ZOKO, PrttziJttfit .
Nr.V YORK CITY ' j
Other Paramount Pictures to Be
Shown During September!
David Powell in "The Spanish Jade."
Raymond Hitchcock and an all star cast in
"The Beauty Show.'
Gloria Swanson in "Her Husband's Tradewark"
Wallace Reid, Elsie Fergeson and Elliott Dex
ter in Peter Ibbetson's "Forever."
Anna Q. Nilsson and James Kirkwocd in "The
Man From Home."
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SUNDAY-MOD AY-TUESDAY!
7:00 and 8:45 EACH EVENING
Gloria eSwanson
and RUDOLPH VALENTINO
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Rocks
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best show in town
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY!
7:00 end 8:45 EACH EVENING-?
W allace Reid
and LOIS WILSON
Wbrffs Champion"
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
7:00 end 8:45 EACH EVENING
Glory Swanson end Rodolph "Valentino in a Seen from the i
Paramount Picture Beyond.the Rocks j
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Romance, Luxury,
Beautiful Gowns!
Imagine! Glorious Gloria Swanson supported by
dashing Rudolph Valentino in a romance by the author
of "Three Weeks."
A gorgeous love drama of Paris nights, Alpine crags
and societ boudoirs!
A story you'll never forget.
Also "Topics of the Day.1
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Eta Sceng fvm Uu Paramount Picture. '.The Ubrldb Champion
A Love and Laughter
Knockout!
The smashing tale of a Neer-Do-Well who put his
snobbish family on the map.
With a few straight rights into pudgy pride and love
going stiong when the bell rings.
The play that kept Broadway laughing for a whole
year!
Also Pathe News!
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SUPPORTED BY
SILLS
When a Pretty Woman Longs for Love
Agnes Ayres was never so alluring as in this ap
pealing drama of impetuous young love,
Lavishly Produced!
A beautiful drama of passion and sacrifice.
' ALSO
Johnny: Hines
in an excellent 2-reel .comedy
"Torchey's Uui Sunday!"
BETTER SEE THAM ALL!
USUAL ADMISSION!
! when a number were returning home
from the dance at the Eagles hall, a
i man was seen to descend the shaft
of the east side of the Bates huild-
, ing at the corner of 5th and Main
; streets and the fact occasioned not
a little excitement among those who
were on the street at the time.
! The elevator that is used to carry
freight for the use of the occupants
of the building, had been left down
at the bottom of the shaft, instead
of at the sidewalk level as is usual
end it was in this manner that the
party made his way down the shaft.
As soon as the incident was no
ticed. Officers Jones, Heinrichsen and
Deputy State Sheriff Grebe and De
puty U. S. Marshal O'Connor, who
were standing at the corner of 4th
and Main street, were notified and
hurried to the scene of action and a
search made of the premises but the
person who had made the descent in
to the elevator had apparently tak
en alarm and made his getaway as
the officers could find no trace of the
man. William Hartwick, who resides
on the second floor of the building,
was awakened and securing the key
to his store, an entrance was secur
ed to the basement of the building
but the would-be bulglar had appar
ently not been able to gain entrance
to the building proper.
! Had the man not been seen at the
time he had and the police hurried
to the scene there might have been
a real burglary pulled off, but as it
was it created only a little excite-
, inent for the wee small hours.
YOUNG PEOPLE
OF CITY JOINED
IN WEDLOCK
Miss Lottie Schafer and Mr. Gnido
M. Seydlitz Married at Pres
byterian Manse.
; From Wednesday's pally.
! T.ncf pvpninp1 at R n'rlnrr at thn
I A Presbyterian manse. Miss Lottie
j Schafer was united in marriage to
Mr. Guido M. Seydlitz, the ceremony
being a very suiet one.
Mr. C. F. Schafer, father of the
bride, and the members of the Mc
Clusky family were the only attend
ants at the wedding and the beauti
ful and impressive service was read
by Rev. H. G. McClusky and follow
ing the wedding the young people
returned to the home of the bride's
parents where they will reside for
the present at least.
Both of the contracting parties
have a large circle of warm friends
who will learn with pleasure of their,
decision to continue the journey of
life as one. The groom was formerly
in the employ of the Burlington here
and is a young man held in the high
est esteem by those who know him
best. The bride is one of the popular
young ladies of the city and one who
possesses a large circle of friends.
COMES FROM IRELAND
From Wednesday's Dally.
John Weber and wife of this city
have been enjoying a visit from a
neice of Mrs. Weber, Miss Mary Rog
ers, who has just arrived from her
old home in the County Down, Ire
land, and is enroute to, Butte, Mon
tr, na. where her father and other
relatives are located. The old home
cf the Rogers family is located in
that portion of Ireland that has been
the scene of much of the recent dis
orders. County Down, adjoining Bel
fast, where the two opposing factions
of the Irish people have met in fre
quent clashes and as a consequence
the country has suffered a great deal.
Miss Rogers departed this morn
ing for Omaha in company with Mr3.
Weber and from there will go to
Butte to make her future home.
RECEIVES SAD HEWS
I'rorn Wednesday' Dally.
J. M. Young of this city has just
received word of the serious condi
tion of his sister, Mrs. W. R. Olm
stead at her home in Carroll, IS'eb.
Mrs. Olmstead has been in poor
health for some time and has gradu
ally been growing weaker until lit
tle hopes of her reeovety are enter
tained by the members of the family.
Mrs. Olmstead will be remembered
by many of the older residents of the
vicinity of Murray where she resided
in her girlhood, having been Miss
Lou Young, and these old friends
will regret very much to learn of
the serious condition of the lady.
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
With the cool breezes occasionally
reminding one that the straw head
gear will soon be consigned to the
moth balls, the east window of the
Philip Thierolf clothing store is a
treat to the eye, both in the display
and the artistic manner that it is
arranged. The new fall hats and caps
are shown and the cards and general
arrangement of the window makes
a very pleasing blending of color
that attracts the passersby. And al
so by the way, girls, the young man
whose picture is shown In the dem
onstration of caps is an Omaha boy.
S. D. White and family of Fort
Madison, la., arrived here today via
the auto route to spend a short time
visiting at the home of Mr. White's
neice. Mrs. W. C. Foster ar f.n
J . - " lauiiiy,
Thov rcnnr ho
J- j . . . v ivauo as oeing ex
cellent all the way across Iowa.