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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1923)
No Successors Named Yet to Vacant Omaha Pipits The First Methodist and the United • Presbyterian churches, both of which recently lost their pastors, the Rev. J. W. Fast and the- Rev. Paul Cal houn, have as yet made no definite plans tof replace them, according to De E. Bradshaw and John Flack, of ficers of the churches. Rev. Mr. Fast went to the First Methodist church of Baltimore and Rev. Mr. Calhoun to the First Pres byteiyrn church of Council Bluffs. At a meeting Saturday night of the First Methodist church, J. W. Redick was elected superintendent of the Sun <lay school, which numbers 750. Forik K. Hovey was superintendent during the past year. Two Greeks Killed London. Sept. 9 —Two Gdeeks were killed at Patris in retaliation for an anti-Italian demonstration, said a Central News dispatcrf from Home this evening. Italian residents attacked the Greeks after the counsulate was set on fire. , Hi-Diddle-Diddl*, ihf* Cat and the Cow! SiwIhI DinpntcN to The Omntia Bee. Bloomfield, Neb., Sept. 0. —Peter lickman, a prominent farmer IH’ing THE NEBBS,— WHEN RUDOLPH WAS A BOY. ' Directed for The Omaha Bee by iJol Hess fTMEQE GOES T4E ‘SELL - I SUPPOSE iT,iNp TME E-Akiw PQE SIDE NT _ "TUE ONLV NiGut in S TME WEEK ME DOESN'T MAKE A CLUB MOOSE) OUT OP TM\S OLACC tS TME N»GMT ME J GETS “PAID —TOE. T2.EST OF TME UlEEKT / li Tall wEtR to mim ^^ —■—\j-* 9mm— I S>lW tWST CAME - VOU ''SURPRISED” ?) HASN'T SEEM WERE SINCE LAST W»GWT. 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Tb <P| l ‘Kjenm AAOKS'A' \ __ Tms tS Alt 1 S5T. \ ‘ ' I'i't OkJ\y t.,?*/ tA/jra eo -c r ''".' | In and Out of the Rough By Briggs / OW-OO-oo ) I WHftr A ' l Slice? j f ITS IN 1 all Them l BRIARS HAV^ ' w : \ Gee \ a PCACM / OF A Oi/T / Twvio ffer I from The J cup 0ovary -m * ) » - ' ^ t j* ,»■ ■--r, ^ ' WVi^'-'f1 iferti.vHM’rKiOimi. ifVr . i i. i ■ I. i i . —---; *~r' t uut In the Addison vicinity, suffered a broken hip and other injuries when a young cow which he w'as milkine became excited, plunged about and fell upon him. It is said that a cat ran under tlie cow and that this frightened her. Burgess Bedtime Stories ByNC HORN TON W. Bl RGESS. Wh'-n rliH&ppointM Junt k«**p rool; You’ll find it quite a worth while rul» Happy .lack Squirrel Happy .lack Disappoints Redtail. Mrs. Happy Jack peeped out of their summer home to watch Happy Jack. She looked a wee bit anxious. Truth to tell, she was anxious, jjhe felt that Happy Jack was doing a foolish thing. "There never is any use in taking risks one doesn’t have to," said Mrs. Happy Jack to herself. "If people (didn’t do foolish things of this kind [it would save a lot of trouble aad worry for others Happy .flick might have stayed in here with me just as well as not. Instead of that he is going out to tempt Redtail to try and catch him I guess he Is smart enough to keep out of Redtail’s claws, but just the same I think it a foolish thing to do." Meanwhile H^ppy Jack had seated himself on a branch above his home, and in plain sight of Redtail the Hawk, who waB circling high over head. He pretended not to be paying attention to anything. He pretended that he was just sitting there for a sun bath. But all the aime he kept an eye on Redtail far above him in the blue, blue sky. "I hope that old sinner will try to catch me," said he to himself. "Noth ing would tickle me more than to dis appoint him He thinks he's very (lever. He thinks I don’t know that he has been watching us ever since we built that new home. It is time for him to learn better." Meanwhile Redtail the Hawk wis chuckling to himself. Ixtoking down from way up in the blue, blue sky he had seen Happy Jack come out of his summer home in the big beech tree and scramble up near the top. Now he was sitting taking a sun bath right in plain sight, and appearing not to he noticing anything. Redtail swung a little lower. Still Happy Jack appeared as If he hadn't the slightest idea that an enemy was anywhere about. Redtail decided that he yas near enough to swoop. His eyes grew suddenly intent and fierce He shot •'I hope that old sinner 'will try to catch me." said he to himself. down with his great claws stretched to seise Happy Jack. Now. Happy J«f-k had all the time been watching. He had seen Redtail circling lower and lower and lower, and tye had been prepared for that sudden swoop. The instant Redtail had started that swoop Happy Jack NOW PLAYING—2:20 and S 20 BfG TRIPLE HEADLINE SHOW Blossom Seeley & Bennie Fields ud Boy* “NONETTE" Singing Violinist* PEARL REGAY ■nd Lester Sheehan I AND AN ALL-STAR SUPPORTING BILL Aesop's F*ble*—Topic* of the Day Path* News Matinee: 17c. 25c. 50c and ?$< Night: 17c, 55c. 53c. $1.10 and $1 50 ABIE THE AGENT- __Drawn for The Omaha BeeJpy Hershfield >\lwa\a an F!>p to Iliisim'**. rTHAY SUCH A CHEAP QREFYEH PEST LIKE MINSK vUOUV.0 FlNiAVXY MAKE QOoO j \ CAN) HARDEN WurJEU 1 HEAR HE QCT A JOB W^TH EWE 2 * & COMRANY 'A FOR FIFTEEN THOUSAND fcOU-ARS A NEAR = \^MOO. HERE HE COMEt MouO1. 7 'its abe. rrs. true i im hired bv them ' AT a SALARY OE V Fifteen thousand KmI i A . L I THE Z< B COM PANT ARE FiwE PEDPV.C VTt> UJORH For MiWKry'j i 4 To SHOW You WHAT A RFQOLAR ^ CONCERN THEY ARE, 1 CAN Qo TO "THEM AND QEY 65,000 im ADVANCE ON MY SAVARY - AND T THINK \ I El Do >Y TOMORROW ,7ifn— ’ P cv ) ~ ^ V U)HV t>o| 'TOVj MEET) The \Mojey v NJO BUT UMV &HOOLbKi”r V RE D&AldWfc POUR I rPR SPUV, IKi TRt RANK ?.5 ‘ ^ ~w£r^. lirVi*°i * '*** ******* **>' • v* "*' y~ had nimbly Jumped to the trunk cf the tree and whisked around it, Wirh a icream of disappointment and anger the big Hawk spread his great wings and cheeked himself. Then Redtnil lost his temper completely. He made swoop after swoop down into tha1 beech tree, and each time Happy Jack nimbly dodged around to the other side of the trunk. It tickled him \<J' see the rage of Itedtail the Hawk. He knew that Redtail never could catch him at that game. To Hajjnv Jark it was simply a lively and exciting game. v (Copyright. ) The next story: "Happy Jack Is In a Tight Place.” * Republicans of Dail Plan to Avoid Taking Oath By t'nlTeraai Service. Dublin, Sept. 9.—Karnonn de Val era haa^aent out a proclamation from Mount Joy prison urging the success ful republican candidates for the dal! to take their seats, advising that they take the oath, but make the declara tion that it is taken under duress. It Is reported, however* that the republicans plan to appear at the opening of the dail and demand the right to take their seats without sub scribing to the oath. Slayer of Fort Dodge Man to Be Buried Today Ottumwa, la., Sept. 9. — Private funeral services were conducted here Sunday for illiatn Olander, confessed slayer of Berthold Halfpap, Fort Dodge (la ) grocer, who was exe cuted Friday at Fort Madison. The services were conducted at 3 p. m. by A. O. Smith, Ottumwa, religious worker. Mrs. Daisy Olander, the widow, has been here for several days. The whereabouts of the three Oiandei* children is not known. Omaha Bank Clearing? Soar During Pa«t ^ eek Omaha hank clearings for last week fell short by only $50,000 of outstrip ping clearing for the same week of last year by $1,000,000. Clearings for the week totaled $35,100,251 39. Clearings for the week before were $34.070,204.65. CONRAD NAGEL LEW CODY NITA NALDI IN “Lawful Larceny” RIALTO ORCHESTRA Playing at 3—7—9 Shews Second Hungarian Rhapsody Marcheta Irene LLOYD HAMILTON In “The Optimist” TRIPOLI TRIO Entertainer* of Merit THIS THIS WEEK WEEK "Trilling An epic of Ilf.. II II the national With Honor pa»time 1 Added Attraction BABY PEGGY The Milhen-Dollar "Kiddie** in Her Latest Comedy “Nobody’s Darling’’ Jfj Third Serie* Ej “Leather -«■ P PUSherS" Double Program MOON Bar- ^ SIX.REEL DRAMA jg 25c “Shadows ■ — ^^NorthjJ N O W Her First Great Triumph Since "East Is West” CONSTANCE TAIMADGE Come Through^^*S>^4^^^l^^ a Mile the of Film Fun Frolk --- - — ^ Vaudeville—Photoplay* lEaszrfiS Now Playing M Top Notch 6-Act Bill With | '“A Sight in Spain ' * Company of 10 la- Matinee* • - 10f. ItSf* f.1 Night* ... tor. r»o<* >... a,,.. Mte r™ta, Hrnr» !.. *!*» 9 UUp« Magnificent VAHITIES" With JOl MARKS *-«l 49 Other* ' > > Ha ”ip«i»U »n Jtti apH M*h*<hr i •»**i«*i i*v ai j*in Mat., e 11 WV •