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Gump Is Rapped
at Legion Meeting
Kilmartin Castigates Con-p-eesman-Elect
for Donating
to Soldiers' Organization.
Speaking in the council chambi'i-a
ut tha city hall before the members
ot the DougUia county post of the
Amerlcnn Legion, John Kilmartin de
nounced the practfee ot eome pub
lic men, eepeciully newly elected can
dtdatea, for attempting to Influence
the food will of the legion by finan
cial contributions.
"I refer," eaid Mr. Kilmartin, "to
Congressman Andrew Gump."
Soon after the meeting was opened
a ritual ot Initiation was adopted and
the members were asked to canvass
prominent society women for contri
butions to the Salvation Arnty drive
In the effort to build a girls' hotel. ,
The names of all candidates for the
election, to take place the first week
in December, are to appear for two
succeBKive weeks In the Legionnaire,
official newspaper of the Douglas
county post.
An appeal from the Omaha Cham
ber of Commerce that the local post
of the LeRlon pass favorable resolu
tions on the ship subsidy bill was
read. The resolutions were voted
down.
Uev. L. B. Holsapple, chaplain,
asked that all, serviceable clothing be
collected In preparation for the cold
weather, which will find many ex
snrvJce men m want. He also asked
for volunteers who would provide
dinners for Thanksgiving day or do
nate money.
The surplus money will be held for
the Christmas fund.
A motion to enjotn German opera
lingers, who are soon to tour the
Vnlted .States, from singing in Oma
ha was referred to the Americaniza
tion committee. j
Bodies of Ship Wreck
Victims Floating in Sea
Mrxlcnli, I.owerCalifornla, Nov. 22.
Bodies of victims of the capsizing
of the steamer Topolobatnpo early
Sunday morning at I .a Tlomba. 60
miles south of Meiirnlt. sre drifting
down the gulf h California, many
jrlles from the sena ot the disaster,
I'cordlns to reports received here to
nts,ht. ljitet tlniate i.f the drowned in
dtrate tha total will remain altne XO,
with little prolmlitlity the exact num
ber evrr will ba li'rnl.
No mora survivors are helieveil to
m lout In the dwert along the gulf
at. an airplane .r h f lth the
Lower California and the Sonora
shores failing t revenl any further
aijtns of aurh r fn "
ltirttn and Death.
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English Radio Exchange.
What is said to be the first radio
phone exchange In the world was re
cently opened at Croyden, England,
the point from which the air lines to
the European continent take their de
parture, according to Consul Llnnell.
The chief use mude of this exchange
is to connect the aerial-traffic control
ler, who has his headquarters in a
control tower at Charing Cross, Lon
don, with the pilots of the air express
flying between Croyden and the con
tinent. This wireless exchang'e can also con
nect the phones of the airships and
airplanes while in flight with any of
fice at the aerodrome at Croyden, mak
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ing direct telephone conversation pos
sible. The pilot of each aarlel transport is
now required to report his iiosltlon to
the traffic controller every fifteen min
utes, so that the progress and position
of each plane is known througnut
Its Journey. The controller Is of par
ticular value in directing the course
of the air craft in cusps of fog, and
in giving them special directions for
landing.
Sparks
An advance 'in the technique, of
broadcasting may be looked for us
the result of a new type of micro
phone the instrument responsible for
converting speech or music into elec
trical form. Thei drum of the micro
phone Is fitted with a coll which Vi
brates In sympathy with It, and be
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ing placed in a strong magnetic field,
tho vibrations create electric impulses
which are carried by radio In the usual
way. The voice currents are stated to
be remarkably true, and the repro
duction of music highly successful.
There are so many cheap vacuum
tube sockets on the market now that
after a litMo use the contact points
soon lose their tension, making a poor
contact with the points on the .vacu
um tube and cuiislng poor reception.
This tun be remedied by (uking a hair
pin and putting the bent end under
the contact points so as to pull it up
to Its respective position. -This Is
more successful than trying to pull
it up with the fingers. When one
contact point Is pulled up with the
fingers the one opposite is bent down
by the first Joint on tho finger,
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TOO WITH THEC ON
THCM OFP.
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Nome, Alaska, announced that Cap
tain Amundsen whs leaving for tha
Arctic.
Add-a-Pcarl Winners.
Local winners in the AdU-A-Pearl
contest were announced yesterday by
the C. B. Brown Jewelry company.
"Gift of rhe Sea" was the winning
title, submitted by Mrs. A. It. John
ston. 3546 North Twenty-savenrtj
street. &he was awarded a $25 neck
lace. Mrs. C. E. Hunter. 3820 Charles
street, and Irene McCalg, 609 South
Thirty-fifth street, tied for second
place with "Pearl of the Mist." Third
prize went to Herbert Kampiath of
Steward, Neb., who named the picture
"Undine Rapture."
The Judges were Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Dining and Maurlc Block, direc
tor of the Omaha Society of Flno
Arts.
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Girl in Jail for Speeding.
Los Angolxs, Nov. 22. Miss Mar
garet Henry, 19, Kednndo Beach, was
one of J persons sentenced to Jajl
here today for speeding. Police Judge
Joseph Chambers sentenced the ac
cused to terms ranging from 2 lo 10
"days. The girl was allowed to go
home and tell her parents before be
ginning her Jail term.
We'll Let
The Reviewers Have
So
A Screen Masterpiece
"A screen masterpiece of hu
man i n t e i e t." New York
Evening World.
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A Big Triumph
"The film's power and beauty
are beyond question." New
York Evening Telegram.
It's Amazing
"Without a flaw. Entertain
ing and beautifully done."
New York Tribune. s
100 Pei' Cent Perfect
"The production iu perfect.
Personally we should say it rated
100 per cent." New York
Globe.
A Matchless Picture
"Make no mistake about it,
this is one of the matchless pic
tures of the year Jackie and
the rest are the essence of
Dickens. All the scenes are .'o
vivid and arresting it is hard to
single out any." New York
Sun.
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NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS
CRAND .... llh and Rinnty
.HERBERT RAWLINSON
In "DON'T MIOOT"
"BUFFALO BILL," NO. I
HAMILTON . 4Mb and lUm.llon
EUCENE O'BRIEN
In PHOI'HLT'S PAKAIJISE"
AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE
VICTORIA 24th and Furl
NORMA TALMADGE
In "IIF.R ONLY WAY"
Three Days
To See
The Queen of Artist.' Studios
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KIT
in a Story of Her Own Life
"Heedless Moths"
Lays Bare the Soul of Truth
and Proves That
"The Jtide Is
the Newspapers
Write This Ad!
Used Up All the Superlatives,
We Give Up
JACKIE
COOQAN
in
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Timsr
Cast Includes Lon Chaney
THE TREAT of
THE SEASON
. STARTS
STARTS TODAY
Dorothy Dalfcn
with ,
David Powell and
Mitchell Lewis
in-
"The Siren Call"
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ROBYN ADAIR
and a.r
SUNKIST SERENAOERS
The California Jan Dahcrr ami lici
Syncopation Band
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And Fulur Pholonlaya I
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