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THE OMAHA EKE:. TOTDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1922.
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ATMOSPHERIC PROLOGUE
BRINGING UP FATHER
-ltr.d
I, . I'alent lilflr
RrX JIGi AND MAMilE IN fUl L
PAcr; of ioior in the sundav ble
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ll'ivrlM itllt
S YOO CET IN THAT jTATR L-J fft TOO MT tiMT IM izSZ.
Vl ! PoOM MAY IN TmL R'C UA 9 rONT OP TMA.T ooor -
TA VU "-UCC THAT VOU iTAv Tt T0l AJC HE OON'TCfTT
JSYdfCy AVWy rPQM 'NTY MOOK;e' n? OUT I DOri T EVEH r- t
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ah: at lat i can
REtT KNOWING Mt
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baj HOriD DiNTY MOOfVC
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1922 y Iwtx Fcatowc Srwvicc. Iwe- C-3
ffLI. BET 1 XN JTXI
R ai e, you r&LJ) ) "rrrv cr
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(Wrecks Agree lo
Muduniu Pact:
Will Quit Thrace
Talk C Hcxihliuicc ill Atlria-
iiople (lonfint'd lo Army -'
Thoiifaul(i of (m-ka Flee ,
ConKtantiiiopl.
CunnlanllnoplB, Oct. 12. (Hy A. P.)
vKuur thoiidn(l Turku rroHHed Ilia
biwly rl'lliif 1 lMiumlary Ht Alnin,
tnrtli of urlji'll on the ImiiioI jk nlii
tula thin nioniltiK onl tt'lvunicil nomks
pill''". Tepeeuran (li'iivrHl ltarliiK'uu
lent nit alrpluno to warn the iffmllii
Conininnder Bgalnut troimaaliiK on th8
putrnl cone. .
: tirei k lo Men.
1'arli, )'t. 12. Hy A. V.)-(irfc
ih .lnrldiil to ln,th Muduniu
eniilHtUo tonvpnlluii nnd evucuule
Thracn, afcordiim to the winilitlnnH
tliuiliilcd In that dcH'tiiiH'nt, tho
French forclifii IH'o huh ciin'lully
lnfiirmcrt tudny.
Nriva Hi'd lvi'd tjiihllj.
Ailrliiniinlfi. Oct. 12. (Hy A.' P.)
New of th ctmclualon of the aimlH
Mini at Muiliinla wad rccHv(l quietly
!hcn hh a liiiBe l"''t of. h popidii
tlon iiliciidy rcKHrdwl r-Vntry of the
Turka Into MiihIciii 'J'hnioe, a in
cvltnlilc. Talk of rcnlataiiM l innlnly
curiliiu'il to the army.
Wlthdruwul of funila from the banka
aixl lt(iililutlon of usMota hnvn ht-eii
In piOKicMa (or aevernl daya anil will
UivlciuliU'illy be iiceeW-rated hy the
knowlodBs that TurklHU civil author
ltl will be in charge 45 days after
the nrmixtlce tka effwot, ".,
Filled With iti-fuKfes
More than a thoumind fainlllt'i have
left Adrlanopla for (Ireeco within tho
lat week, and the city la filled with
rofUKi'Pa from tho vilUiBf, bound
westward. Already, the people ure
leaving- n rapidly an poaalhle, con
Jidering the luck of traimportntion fa
lilitlea caused by the fnct that many
lioraea and wngona have been re
julKitioned by the army.
IVapita the preaenca of the allied
Intaalon aent here from OonHtantUiople.
the chiiHtlan populatluiii awin un-'
Hilling to believe that the nlllea can
carry out their guuranteee of pro
tection and a repetition of th pnij rtia
tnaiKarrra la feareil. by. nutttV.C '
Clvlliaiia Armed
The majority of tli civilian art
armed, but It la hoped the alllea d
traotnienta can prevent eertea claalira
until after the Turklfir goiitlariucrle
to fully Inatailrd.
The Ureek army otiUera atill main
tarn their attitude of rwl"i"' "nJ
thnr Haltlon h l'" aomewhat
teinforved by tlx civilian movement
far an "nutononioua Thiwe" but the
onlmued esodua wentw.ird Indiintea
tkat thla movement baa no over-
helmm popular mipp.'it
I'toaoa I nd.r Way.
At ititiitls. Ht IJ TUe x
w!ua of (Irntfke. feaiful of the return
of Tmtiih auihoiliy m tVr.tunH
ople, ta in full bl 'l
Touruta lould pit k un tempting
ramatna in rua. vunoa, dtta. amber
t.iitt'itt, t'andv btt. thiW
tiautiit ai"l "AnierUaa
aa thifir tir prtln letol ie
Miiirt in thvir lwlinam in titwr
am rPtKia t rvalue ch. ,
AH Uy b'O nuuide the 1m-W eot
Uhv. ltt t4 In the hrt trf on
Hue Vi4, a bowl.nf attd wibna lnub
t ((,'. ta h t lliiouah tfce
Vv "lvt tlt-,r ua a" I fcjire l
.n,l,. u pat'tt
't ule the !. . prfi.a tfce
U a la blteint and (! t.n
e UMlt Id t'iratu, tmtt f.4-
bu ia la ill" Id J ft tNe
: t hlti
Hoy, II, Main at TmhUv."
.t.s ' . IV t. t - t.klt IWilfrt i
li. 4 a MHi-n .. or .U lhl
feat a tcalal1 ! ) k "d
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Supreme Court h Asked to Decide
One of Solomon's Famous Problems
Suit to Determine Mother of Cree Indian to Whom
Were Awarded Valuable Lands in Oklahoma
Carried to Highest Tribunal.
WaaliliiKWuv fM. 12. no of Holo
tnon'a pioMcina waa piencntcd to the
aiipreme court for solution when It
wuh HHkcd to diiterminn who wua the
mother of Thoinna Atklna, a 'ric
Indian, lo whom wua patented hindx
In Oklahoma of great value becauao
of oil.
I'M court, In reaching Ita dcclnlon,
liowevcr, will not have the affection
of a mother to aid It. for the child
long alnco died and the woman the
lower federal courta held, to be the
mother uImo fa dead.
Tho'aecond woman in -the cane la
alive, but demented.
When the Jawea rnmmliixion mude
allot nluntu to the t ree Indiana It Hated
TliomaH Alklna aa a member of that.
ti'llio and a patent for 100 acre of
land W8H iHHiied In hlH name. Yearn
later, wllh the development, of oil
properties In Oklahoma, tho land
awarded 'J'homuH AHiIiik, local (d In
tho CiiKhlnir oil fleldn. waa uurehaHed
! Itv f'hurtea T'nvn. ft'fitn Mltitiln Atklntt.
la freo hdlf blood. Minnie claimed
lltlo to the land a tlm molliur of
ThoriiftK, who, hn motei ted, dleil while
a minor.
.Nancy Atklna, a full blood, con
tented the lltlo on tliu groundx that
die and not Mlnnlo wan tho mother
of Thoinaa, Tho federal- government
caiiii) Into the rae and uaked that Ilia
patent to the land bo canceled, con
tending that Thomaa wan a myth, had
never exiated and that tho laud hud
been alloted through fraud.
To further complicate tliu caxn,
Heiry farter entered a claim lo tho
property, declaring that ho wan tho
Thomua Alklna to whom it bml been
alloted.
Tho vnlfie of tlm properly In oil
already recovered and that which at 111
remain wbh placed by roimxcl. at
$4,0U0,'iiio. It whm acquired from
Mlnnlo Atklna for a few hundred
dollar.
Thn lower federal rotirta (held that
alio wan the mother of Thomaa.
Fund Assured to Probe
Rock Island Vice Ring
Jtoek Inland, 111,, -Oct. 12. Willi tho
uHHtiriiiice that ftml will be provided
for ft thorough Investigation of the
murder of WHIlnm ilalal mid John
l-ooney, Jr., and of vice condition In
for Chb'iigo to lay plana for action be.
for Attorney Cenejal Jvlward Itrun-
(Jllge,
Mtttnliera of Ilia hoard of Mlllier.
vlaor of Hock lelajid county told Mr,
Jionetioerg iney iiennve ail wppropria-
llon or I;j,imm) would par inn lonr7.
Hugh Cm tlx, reprexentlug Die Jtoek
fxlaud l'le;irillg lloli.e uxxocintlon Ulld
other oiKanizollon that bad been
connulled nxxured blm that $"'),000
i an be obtained if necexxary in brlusf
Guardian Council, Job's "
Daughters, Opens Meet
. Ouardiana of Job 1'nuglileiH' unit
in 20 tatea are exiieoted to attend the
aupreme guardian' council, which
convened at 2 yesterday in Maaonlc
temple for a three-day esnkn.
Jlra. A". It. Mick of Omahu, na
tional prexldeut, organized Job
daughter two year ago. It growth
has been rapid. Daughtera Of Maaon
betwvrn tho agea of 13' and 18 'are
vllglble, , ..' ,' ,
A reception for the vixltlng women
wx held laxt night and a dinner will
b given thlx evening,
Mendnmea Hedman of Illlnol, Ju
cotia of Indiana and Cochrane of Kan
a are atnotig thoxe who arrived yea
lerday morning. Kach "hpthel" or
unit, hna live guardlana.
, llltunllxtle, work la a feature of thla
rrgnnlzutlon.
betila
data
baia
Candidacy of Bfookliart ;
Knilorst'd by Capper
Waxerlv. la., Oct. 12.-Senalor
.Arthur flipper of Kuuxax, In nu ad
Jivaa here laxt nlsht, .endoracd the
euiitlldacy t'f Kiulth W. Ilroolihurt. re
publk'nn candidate for 1'nltett Wales
xtnator from Jowit and the entire re
publican ticket. Senator fapper llild
Hietial emphiixla uptai tha need of
the farm bloc in Waahlngton for the
atrvlca of nun men a Mr. Iirtiuti.
hart.
Hurton K. Hel, ctingiexxin iil from I
tlm Third Iowa tllxliltt, and re-mily
an upiHint'iit of Ht'ook Inn l In the pri
mary election, pieauletl. Mr. 8vttt
itlao eiiiloifed th t andltlacy of lirook
boil. i..
niuii it Her tiini.N J UKI.
Aiiiuma, Intl. IK I, l: - A half ill.
Ittitxt in " At li.t veioeiil tl.il," a
quern Iwiui le if the Alnn.l.i
,iiir, li.t tircii kold In J, II I'til
Ir 4 t"'i', Mtiiilgmiiri )', ia, for
II atllih. a lit t t'tiil for !
Vtiiuta, aittMthair Iti W. A liileal
lo tn tntr for the Am- i u t-ett f uni
Th tmn vt.K ut.t l"l la Al.tUtniV
htt ! tl aitritd tba a.t.lvr, l-
be fjitil i Noilh lxlto'4 ltt
.l.e fit li.tiltllar if a
ctto.v ahittv Itat atmiitifef rl on,
wf ihite WtuUta rtria tor bttiiey
liti4iHMii. atwi.tiin t Mi 'iila ;
John McCortnack Hack in
N. Y.; llcaltli Regained
New York," Oct; ' 12. John McCor
mack, tenor, returned on tho Olympic
with hla health regained abroad after
a aerloua illnexa laxt xprlng. lie' auid
ho had reduced hi weight from 216
to 217 pound and never felt belter in
hi life ' -
The ainger plan, to give about 1
concert before Cbrlxtma. then will
return with Mr. McCorninck, to apend
the holiday with their children, who
are at achool In England,
Ax. a thanksgiving offering for hi
recovery, MeCormaok aald ho would
give two concert for charity, under
the auxpicea of Archbishop Hayca of
New York and Archblxhop Curley of
l!nltimor,
STARTS TOMORROW
An Unequalled 6-Act Vaudeville Bill Headed
By Thee Star of Speedy Syncopation.
BEST BILL IN
MANY WEEKS
SAXOPHONE
Rural Comedy Extraordinary
"HOMESPUN FOLKS"
With l.loyd Htifhe
nliil the Investigation. Other rill,
wnx xald that ample fund could be
raised by private aubxi rlptloti. '
RUPERT
HUGHES
OPENS
SUNDAY
at the Sun Theater
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Snow iii Dululb.
Jjulufh, Minn,, Oct. 12. WlntTr
alaged It ayaon' first ri'beiraiil here (
yesterday, when snow fall for a hoit .
time, Freelog temperature I In pros
pect for Thursday,
Last Time
Tomorrow
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"IN THE NAME
OF THE LAW"
Sunday "REMEMBRANCE"
(QiJbKeum,
WrWlUrlt CIRCUIT VAilOfVIU
Mallw tl'y g:l-f.yr MbM
EDITH TALIAFERRO
And a Mptandid Supperlnt Comptnv la
"DNPm THK. MK OI.P MOON"
MURRAY
KISSEN aV CO.
la "The Barker el
Seville"
FLO
LEWIS
"Silk and Uua
Trio I Wllla f Harold Brown".
Tusk el tr Aa' faliUa
rib news
BARCLAY A CHAIN
Two I oo Pa from h Book ol fm
MATINtrS
lft to Kit
SEATS RESF.RVKU
NIGHTS
ISc l $IXK
msm
TonlfM J,,"
John CaUworthy'a Matterplee
"The Skin Game"
A Load' and Mew Verb toi WMX
ftfilrndld Cast lted by
Clor)hr Hiinll
Ev'a, aoc U $lt Mat., Oc, l, lo
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"Follies of the Day" and "30Z0',
Tomorr.tr (Sat ) Mat. and All Wh
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Big Tiger Kiirollnieiit.
I'l liicetoif, N. J , Ot't. 12. The
lurgext enrollment m the , history of
I'ritnetoii univerxlty was announced
today by tho university registrar, the
nuniher of undergrndiintea thla year
being , 2,11. Thla 1 217 greater than
the enrollment of 1921.
The freshmen class also rernrda a
new Inch mark with : men. Only
S7 of Him applicant for transfer wire
mlnititf.l.
castorTa
For Infanta and Children
IN USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS
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