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OMAHA WILL BE
SCENE OF GREAT
ARMY GRID GAME
Funston and Dodge Elevens,
Two Best Cantonment Teams
in Country to Play Here Sat ,
j urday on Creightpri Field.
Omaha Saturday Will be the battle
ground of one of the biggest foot ball
games to be . played in the United
States this year.. Elevens represent
ing Camp Dodge' and Camp Funston,
1 the two largest army cantonments in
the country, will clash' on Creighton'
field that afternoon,
This game will mark Omaha's first
opportunity in a decade to witness a
game played by, well known college
starsi Not since Nebraska and Min
nesota clashed at Rourke park ten
t years ago has Omaha been the scene
of a real big game. Omaha foot ball
fans who have a taste for big league
stuff have had to journey to Lincoln,
and then they didn't always see It. .
Saturday, however, they have their
chance. Harvard, Yale, i Minnesota,'
Illinois, Michigan, Brown, Notre
Dame. Tufts, West Point, Washing-
, ton, Carlisle., Missouri, Texas, Colo
rado, Kansas. St. Xouis, Dartmouth,
Wisconsin, Ames, Iowa,' Pennsyl
vania and Haskell are some of the
. schools represented. . Players of All
American fame will take part. They
are such men as Dennie of Brown,'
Baldrige of Yale; Withington of Har
vard. Derr of Pennsylvania, Meek
and Hammils of Michigan, Clark of
Illinois, McCormick, Heartel and
Mayer of Minnesota, Beck and Swan-
, son of Nebraska, Lindsey, Fast and
Hammond of Kansas,. Kausch and
Malone of Notre Dame, Robertson
. of Dartsmouth, Withington of Har
vard, Kistler of Yale, and many
others. . . . . . ;
r All Proceeds to Soldiers.
Thia game is strictly a patriotic
affair. All of the proceeds go to the
soldiers. The money is divided
equally between the two camps for
the gymnasium funds. Both of these
cantonments are in dire need of a
' gymnasium. They are now raising
funds for this purpose and it is
Omaha's hope to give each' camp
$10.000. ,
Walter Eckersall of Chicago will
referee. Gus Graham ! of Michigan
will be field judge. Edson Shaw, cap
tain of the Comhuskers, will be um
pire, and Tim Corey, captain of the
... 1916 Nebraska eleven, will be head
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All have donated their services for
the patriotic cause. , , ,
Preliminary Game.
As 5 a preliminary game elevens
from Fort Omaha and Fort Crook
will battle for the f$ot ball suprem
cy of the army in Omaha.
A number ; of cantonment games
have been played and will be played
this fall But Omaha, all foot ball
experts agree,, is to see the game of
games, as the . Funston and Dodge
elevens easily are the class of all the
irmy teams in the country.
Recently Camps Sherman and
Sheridan played at Cincinnati This
game drew more than $60,000. Either
Dodge or Funston could lick Sher
man and Sheridan put together. It
is up to Omaha to make good. The
local committee hopes for a crowd
of 9.000 and a box office report of
$20,000, but if Cincinnati can , draw
$60,000 Omaha should pack Creigh
ton field to the guards Saturday and
. the old cash register should mark up
a figure well over $20,000.
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Admission $1,00 to $3.00
Proceeds Divided Equally Between
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1 1 Clark's Drug Store. Council Bluffs
1 1 Serd Mall Orders to Vli cent Hascall, 9C
1 1 Bank Building Omaha
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SPECIAL
Theatrical
Thanksgiving
Treat
The Celebrated Prima Bailer.
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filbertina
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In Her Latest Ballet Creation.
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"THE VACUUM CLEANER."
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'BREAKING INTO SOCIETY'
THE SIX NOSSES
In a 1917 Musical Review,
"In Harmony Land"
20th Century Wonder.
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Foremost American Pianlit.
ORPHEUM TRAVEL WEEKLY
Around the World With the Orph-
eum Circuit. Motion Picture
Photographer.
Price. Including U. S. Govern
ment War Tax Matinee, 11c
to 55c Nights, 11c, 25c, 55c
and 83c.
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Special Thanksgiving Doings,
BIG TURKEY DINNER, $1.00.
TURKEY and all other goody-goody thing, .erred
in CAFETERIA restaurant a I carte.
We have .om LIVE ONES THURSDAY for AMA.
TEUR NIGHT.
SWEET-TONED BLACKSTONE ORCHESTRA,
' for dance and concert music.
A TREAT for the EYE and EAR EVERY MINUTE.
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THANKSGIVING
7Sc Table d'Hote
Olives Radishes Young Onions
SOUP
Cream of Tomato au Croux
Roast Stuffed Domestic Goose, Apple Sauce
Roast Mt. Vernon Turkey, Chestnut Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Fried Sweet Potatoes Peas in Cream
Head Lettuce Salad, French Dressing
Hot Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie
English Plum Pudding Ice -Cream and Cake
Coffee - ' . ;
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