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VLADEK ZBYSZKO
FLIPS STRAN'GLER
LEVIS IN GOTHAM
Polish Wrestler, Barring Dead
Jy Head Hold, Sends Foe to
Mat; Downed Before by
Lewis in Same Toyrney. 1
New York, ; Dec. 23.-Vlade1
Zbyszko of Poland won the world's
catch-as-eatch-can wrestling cham
pionship in the international here last
night by throwing ' Ed "Stranger"
Lewis of Lexington, Ky in one hour,
47, minutes -and 37 seconds, with a
body and scissors hold. .
The contest was a gruelling one.
Seven . times one or the other was
close to a fall nd each time a Xoe
hold was used.". The end came when
Lewis, ,whd was paying more atten
tion to his seconds than to his op
ponent, was downed by the Pole with
a flyinjf .fall. Zbyszko then forced
... Lewis' shoulders onto the mat. '
, Zbyszko won the title through the
relinquishment by Lewis of the use
of the head hold, over which there
had been' much controversy in the
tournament. Lewis received $1,000
bonus for foregoing his favorite hold.
' Lewis had not , been thrown pre
viously in the tournament and several
nights ago vanquished Zbyszko with
the deadly head hold.
' Youssoff Hussane of the Balkans,
w'uo'had not met defeat In any of his
matches, was compelled to retire from
the tournament, because of a death
in his family. ; .
ARREST 30 MEN
, fir r r irn nm i sir
AT-SACRAMENTO
Sacramentd, : Cal., r Dec. 23. Thirty
men were under arrest here tonight
'.suspected by the police of being im
plicated, in j the t explosion Monday
.link. V 1 1 . . i . ' .
.nam i me cxccuuve mansion nere.J
.The arrests followed the discovery
vi whm vnieor ronce ira tonran
said he believed was a plot to dyna
mite the electric power house of the
Pacific V Gas ' and. Electric company
here tonight. ;v, "v f ,
Chief Conran said the police had
information that William Ilood, one
of the prisoners, was alleged to have
remarked that !'the dynamiting of
the governor's mansion was only the
beginning of a series of explosions
that would occur in Sacramento." ,
' The mansion was partly destroyed,
but neither . Governor,, William D.
Stephens pot any member of the
household was injured, '
l wn Sf said to be wanted
in Chicago in connection with an ex
plosion, was taken into custody with
,G. F. Voeter.. According to police
officers who had been trailing them
in an automobile, they were carrying
a box containing 10 sticks of 60 per
cent .dynamite concealed under cakes
'Of SOap. : '
- T.n 29 other men were arrested in a
raid on the local quarters of the In
dustrial Workers of the World,
where, according to the police, Hood,
.had been staying several days.
Induces Investment in Stamps.
Washington, Dec. 23.-C S. Tearce,
cashier of the Upited States treasury
today instituted a plan of asking all
persons who presented interest cou-
pons of the first, Liberty bonds for
payment to re-invest the proceeds in
v"8viamps, - Most complied
immediately. ,
HERE'S MAN WHO THREW "STRANGLER" LEWIS
He's a native of Poland and last night, having induced his.
wary foe to forego use of the deadly headhold by payment
of $1,000, pinned the heavy Kentuckian to the mat in the
international for the catch-as-catch-can championship.
m.
NEBRASKA
COURT DECISIONS
Opinions and Rulings Handed
Down in Various Cases
Heard by State High ;
Tribunal. J
Following are decisions' handed
down by' the supreme court of the
state of Nebraska November 17:
19606 City Trust : company t of
Omaha against Douglas county. Ap
peal from Douglas. Reversed and re
manded with direction 4o allow de
ductions nf value nf tnnrtirncr anil
shares of stocky Letton, j. Hamer,
1. By the first clause or division of
section 1, article ix, of the constitu
tion, the public revenues ar'e required
to be provided by the laying of a
tax by valuation, "so that every per
son and rnrnriratinn ctiall nav l in
proportion to the value of his, her
or its property and franchises." v-
2. The rule of uniformity therein
prescribed inhibits the , legislature
from discrimination between taxpay
ers in any manner whatever.
3. Where the mortgagor of real
estate has not agreed to pay "the taxes
assessed upon the mortgage interest
(which section 6349 Rev. St. 1913 de
clares to be an interest in real estate)
individual and corporation holders of
mortgages alike must pay taxes upon
mortgages held by them respectively
in the county ill which the mortgaged
land lies. Since discrimination be
tween taxpayers is riot permitted in
taxation by valuation, neither indivi
dual nor corporate holders of such
mortgages is subject to assessment or
taxation of the mortgages ;in the
county of his or its residence or domi
cil. , ; -
4. Construing section 6313 Rev. St.
1913, which provides that a person is
required to list as personal property
"shares of joint stock or ,other com
panies when the capital stock of such
company is not assessed in this state,"
it is held, that this does not require
the listing and assessment by the
holder of shares of a domestic corpor
ation when its capital stock is as
sessed jn the, state. , '
5. Since under the provisions of the
constitution i before mentioned the
'same rule must be applied to corpor
ations as to individuals, with respect
to taxation by valuation, neither an
individual nor a corporation is com
pelled to list for taxation shares of
such domestic corporation owned by
either of them, and if the value of
such -shares has been included in the
valuation of the capital stock of a
trust' company it is entitled to have
such value deducted in determining
the actual value of such stock for the
purpose of taxation.
19665 McCagtte Investment com
pany against Water District of City of
Omaha. Appeal. ' Douglas. Affirmed.
Cornish, J.' Sedgwick, J., not sitting.
1. The statutes of this state make
no provision for appeal from the
equalization and assessment of speciat
taxes bya metropolitan water dis
trict, and an attempt to prosecute
such an appeal confers no jurisdiction
on the district court to review the or
der made.
2. District courts have jurisdiction
to review by proceedings in error an
order by the board of equalization of a
metropolitan water district. " ,
, 19684 Waldo against Lockard. Ap-
!eal from Wheeler. Affirmed. Rose,
.i Letton,-J, dissents.
1. In an action on. a supersedeas
bond "to abide and perform the judg
ment or decree rendered or final order
which shall be made by the supreme
court in the case," defendants are
not liahle for rentals and interest.
where the superseded judgment does
not require appellant to pay them.
2. In a suit tor specific performance
all damages growing out of defen
dant's breach of contract are litigable,
and separate subsequent actions to re
cover dinerent elements of such dam
ages for the same breach; cannot be
maintained. .
3. After full satisfaction of a de
cree requiring defendant, to specific
ally perform a contract to transfer
real estate and personal property to
piaintitr, the latter cannot, on ac
count of the same Breach, maintain a
separate action to recover rents and
interest for detention of the same
prpperty pending litigation.
. 19689 Flaxel against Flaxel. Ap
peal, Platte. Affirmed. Sedgwick, J.
1. In an action for divorce the de
fendant may plead in abatement an
other action pending in a court of
competent jurisdiction between the
same parties and for, the same cause,
and when so pleaded the court has jur.
isdiction to try and determine the is
sue. ' .
2. If the husband, as defendant in
such action, fails to so plead the for
mer'action, and fails to answer or de
fend against a motion for suit money
of which he has due notice in the sec
ond action, a final order of the court
for the payment of a necesary and
reasonable amount as suit money will
not be reversed upon appeal.
19706 McCullough against St. Ed
ward Electric company. Appeal,
Boone. Affirmed. Sedgwick, J.
1. The interest of a wife in the
real estate of her husband, other than
the homestead, under Rev. St 1913.
sec. 1265, is not such as. to require
that she be made a oartv in an action
by the husband, against a corporation
with the right of eminent domain, to
recover damages tor the taking of tne
land, or for injury thereto in the con
struction of a public lmorovement
i. in such case the husband in his
own right can recover the damages
caused to the land by such taking.
19708 Bailev against Hurtt. Anneal
Furnas. Affirmed. Dean, J. Letton
and aedgwick, JJ., not sitting.
1. Where there is Competent evl
dence to sustain the verdict the iud
ment ot 'the trial court will hot be
disturbed even though the testimony
conflicts on a material poini. K ,
2. Where the trial court in its in
struction has stated the law that is
applicable k to the issues raised by the
pleadings and the testimony a- party
to the action cannot predicate error
upon the failure of the court to in
struct the jury upon a particular point
in the absence of a request therefor.
3. "Evidence of the uncliistity of a
complainant in a bastardy proceeding,
outside the period of gestation, is lr
relevant to the issues presented for
trial." State ex. rel. Everson against
O'Kourke, 85 Neb. 639.
Five Killed in Wreck
; On Pennsylvania Road
Philadelphia, Dec. 23. Five men.
were killed and six injured when ,thr
were struck by a Pennsylvania ra
road train at Magnolia, Md., late to
day. Most of the victims were in the
government service. The injured were
taken to Baltimore. '
AMUSEMENTS.
Home of th Bif Double Show
Presenting
LINCOLN OF THE U. S. A.
A Play of the Red, White and Blue ;
TORCAT'5 NOVELTY
Pretenting Only Act of Trained Game
Roosters
FOX & MAYO
Two Boys and a PUno
PAYTON & HICKEY
"The New Chauffeur."
8 Vw,fl
If 1
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Constance
Talmadge
iMMi.iMttmf, mnitm "Scandal"
I CDKSTANCC TMXA8GI
M.MMIll'Wl.lW.WIft
Wm. S. Hart in "The Knight of the Trail"
I
Four Men Killed When .
RuBber Plant Is Bombed
Newark, N. T., Dec. 23. Four
workmen lost their lives late today
in a fire following an explosion which
wrecked the plant of the Newark
Rubber company . where rubberized
cloth for the government is being
manufacturer, ,
The expiobion ' was caused by a
bomb, according to Superintendent
James Daggett. He explained tha
the plant usually is not operated Sat
urday afternoons and said he believed
a tioie fuse was attached tothe bomb
witn the intention of having it wreck
the building without causing loss of
lite. ; - ;
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You can secure a maid, stenoera.
pher or bookkeeper by using a Bee
want Ad.
Individual and Team Averages of Teams of Various Leagues Playing On the Omaha Alleys
l t, jswirrs.. f.
- i ;
Brook'fields
Premiums
Wool 8ops
I'ridee
. W. l; Pet.
....21 18 .(38
....21 II .511
30 ,MT
.11 .462
tadlvldual A verses.
Memn ,.173 Boatman .152
Liorlng jl4 Crowe ...161
Hellle .... Meal 'A..J60
Hsnaen 1 .! Finch .. . .148
Williams .151 Klefor ;.M45
Neumann 1SS Hehn ....141
Perdue ...3H Frantls ..143
Johnson ..164 Robson ...142
Robn ....155 Wilson ...142
Kkdahl ,.UJ Nelson., ..138
Anderson .151
CATE CITV. j
W. U Vet.
Fern's Indiana. ...33 1J .630
McQuillan's Hat.2ii 14 .11
Rylsn-Friss T lors.18 It .500
loch's Allrrs.....l7 1 .472
Blln's Kids. ...IT 1 .472
Pesse-Blsrks .....11 IS .tOi
individual Averaces,
Norgard .176
Fits ......174
Hhsw ..;.171
Ine .....171
('handler ,171
Koran. B..176
Hansen ..lt
llallry ...1(7
Short .M.l7
Eidson ,..!(
lobr ,4..1
Kelm ...,1
Hoffman. 15
Tounger. 165
Orote ....165
Bewlln. ..14
Crane .,..1(4
Sehults ,.14
Koran. J 11
Koyaa ...112
Uuchy ....167
Bucher ,.12
wur-..i
Boord ,...161
Heyer ...161
Vox ...,.160
Rels .....160
Kurls ....15
Oernaadt. 151
Radford ..158
Bengele .15
Rentfrow 166
Klauck ..154
Btine .,..164
Ridgell ...1S4
Lech ..... 151
MoyUn ..150
Rathke ..160
Weytnullr 160
LlBdsey ,.14
CtAS COBOOX.
, W. h. Pet
..22 1 ,690
,.1 17 .627
..II 21 .2
..15 21 .411
Pt Andrews . .
Kittles
Tam-O'dhanters
- Individual A venires.
Cternberg 161 1 Kent 154
Wataoa j Tracy ' ....15
Scott ....141
t.owden ..141
Murrey1 ,.14S
Forbes ...147
Leurbars .141
HlKKBtt
Mulr .
Punn .
Hlslop'
..141
..1.11
. .137
: -las
t'NIO.V PAcmc.
' W. U Trt.
....31 14 .63
....26 17 .615
...,24 II .573
.i..2 23 .470
....20 23 .476
....It 21 1463
11.23 .463
Car Recocils .
Omaha Shops
Kngineers . . .
Pans. Acts.
Signal DepU.
Neb. Division.
Ilv. Engineers
6upt. of Trans 13 21 .301
' ' Individual Averages.
Mlllson ,
Radford
Norgard
Shields .
Stine ..
Ocander
Peterson
Norgard .161
Pickett ..154
Htnrlcha
Muff Icy
Koran .
Domet .
Kanka .
.173
.171
.161
.162
.161
,.16
161
.151
..155
..166
.,164
..164
Tarnow V.14S
Hlldb'nt .147
Mctiuade 145
Coulter ...144
Strauss ...143
Mason ...143
Haupt'n .143
Toft ....141
Boyle ....141
Long ....14
Vorwald .133
Bowles ...131
Kugg .;..13
Sc breeder ISO
Redfleld .163 I Tlllson ..135
Bauer ..'.163 Desmond 133
Hnrsrh ...161 Budd ....132
LlLtgren .162 Logsdon ..130
Roth ....163 Novak ...12
SUfford ..152 Hartung .121
Sawatakl 162 8parks ...127
Hates ....161 I Rntchford 136
Womble ..161 Wickst'm 124
Storrs .,.160 Humph'y 121
Wlbe ...,160 Bullock ..112
Martis ...16(1 McBrlde .101
Miller ',...14! Worrell ..102
' ALAM1TO ' .'
' ' ' : ; w. i,. ret.
rxcuxt l.ane ......31 11 Til
Bluffs Branch ,...2 11 667
Certified ...23 II 660
Jersey Creams ....II 21 462
Guernsey ...... ....13 27 201
XX Cream ...... .10 Zt tit
Individual Averages.
Hllemaa .164Hogan ...141
Beckmao .lit j Bartlett ..111
Maxey ...14!
Mlchka ,.IU'
Poncelow 131
SnowarJt 191
Dugan ...127.
James ., .J27
Deeming .127
Spaur ,,,.12T
Knight ...125
Knoepel ..124
Leonard ..121
Fallberg .13
Swartset .121
Rand ....120
Morgan ,.130
Prime ...114
Barron ..114
Lerhner ..114
Dyball ...113
Ruder ....110
Anderson 101
Onsch ....106
Schwsger 103
Reflou ...103
S HINTIXGTOJf. , .
" '" ' W. Jj. Pet,
Rfnle Holmes. ....28 11 .711
Pete Lochs.. 27 11 .61
Styletex ......... .27 11 .613
Dutch Mills. ...... .22 16 .60
Swift A Co 21 12 .63
Ben Hull's Colts. ..SI 18 .631
Inion Out. Co... ..11 20 .487
Ostronlc ..1 20 .487
Harlny Davidson.. 10 .231
Mach A Mach..... 1 33 .025
Individual Averages,
Wartchow 112
Hathaway 184
E. N'gard..l78
Hun 171
Stenberg. 174
Grote.... 171
Bengele. 171
Meegan.. 171
A. Dyck.,170
HB'hman. 170
Rentfrow 16
J. Koran. 16
L.N'gard II
Kleny... .161
Brannlan : 167
Zadina.. 167
8perry... 165
J.MIrasky 163
Kell 163
Schneider 11
Perdue..' 163
Reeves. j 162
Rels 163
Crane.... 162
Williams. 162
Swoboda. 161
Oernandt 161
CB'hmaa 111
Bucher.. 16
Kanka... Ill
A.Francl 151
Anderson 161
Moyna.., 16
JMlraaky 161
fielgle... 161
Kllss.... 166
Kno.kl... 166
Melnner.. 151
AOstronle 164
Peterson. 164
Lorlng... 164
Huff 151
J.FrancL 152
Clark.... 153
O'Cander. 152
Roben... 151
Weber... 161
Beesnn... 15
Krbh'user 141
Grimm.. 148
McQuade 141
JOstronlo 141
Roos 13
Ekriahl.. 13
Jamison. ' 138
O. Bamer.133 if
C.Hoffan 132 SB
Hughes.. 133,
Swanson., 11
F. Ramer.130 Semerad.. Ul
Prusha.. 130 Jensen... 120
J.Hoffan 117
: FARNAM.
" W. IV Pet
Baker to Machine!! 11 .63
-Hank's'. Specials. 21 13 .583
M. E. Smith Co... .21 IS .633
Neb. Tel. Co. ,....! 17.628
Farnam Alleys ...16 20 .441
Murphy-OBrten ... 1 28 .222
' Individual Averages.
Hansen ..175
Mayer ...171
Kent ,...170
Kldson ...170
Tolllver .11
Olson 165
Boaley ...165
L'th'by ..163
Kester ..-.163
Nicklas ..162
Coupal ..161
Knox ',.,.151
Ferry ....161
Whit lock 165
A. Hems. 161
Mitchell .161
Speed ..,.151
Barblerl .161
J.Kasper .152
Rurkman 152
W. Helns.161
Holllday .161
Vette ....160
R'sn'bi'm 160
Procoplo .14
Har'n't'n 141
Price ....148
Ogelsby ..147
Paxson ..146
Hlgglns ,.141
Vaueht ..145
Wolff .,..145
Werts ...145
Kerr .....145
Krause ..140
Krank'C .,131
Ooets ....118
Webster ..137
Klank ...13S
Ven'em'n 134
Horiigaa 131
Kasper . ..131
McFall ..130
Byars .....12
Hartman 125
Frederick 113
Buttey ...111
Austin ...118
Randall ..111
Davis ...111
Malcolm .111
)
GREATER OMAHA.
4 ' W. L. Pet.
Scoft Tents 2 13 .680
Powell Supply Co. .25 IT .66
Central Furniture .11 It .54
Washington 8hirU 21 It .541
Bevo 22 II .64
Bankers' Realty... 1 21 ,452
Commercial Ltfe ..18 24 .428
Uurpby-Dld-It ....18 14 .438
O'Brien Candy Co. 17 15 .401
(Vaness i ..185
Senger ...185
McC'm'k 184
K. 8ctple..l84
Martin ..184
Toman ...181
Goff 180
Stuns ....180
Senger ..17
Hunfgt'n 177
Fits .....171
Zarp .....17
Hamer'nl 176
Jaroeb. ...171
Wills .
Eidson
Dober .
Schen'n
Maurer j.174
Johnson .174
R. Sclple.171
Larson ..172
Hroitahl .172
O. Olson .172
Kleny ...173
Lepenakl ,172
H.Hansen 173
Levlne..". 1S6 gCoM3r 'McKensle..l 17 .167
Individual A vera res.
Kuhry , .16 I McCoy ...18
Learn ...11 Baker ....188
...175
...174
...174
..174
London ..171,
enaw . ...ivi
Hansen ..171
Koran ...171
Karls ....170
Chi lea ...170
Terrell ...16
Zlm'rm'n ,168
Brannlan .168
Howard .167
Wiley ...167
Rnesell ...167
A.Bland .167
Bowers
Reagan
Amnden
O. Olson
Harrison
Hatha'y
Falc'n'r
Rathke
Norgard
Bertwell
Kent
Swoboda .157
Holllday 163
..161
..166
..161
.165
.165
.165
..165
..13
.163
.161
..160
r. M. C. A."
, W. L. Pet
Fort Omaha... ...33 T .130
W. a W ...It 10 .743
Shuler Cary 16 11 .66
Y. M. C. A 25 14 .641
Burgess-Naah 14 II .424
McCord Brady 13 27 .107
Evans Laundry. ...11 11 .262
Nicholaa Oil 1 II .17
Individual Averages.
Kruger ...202
Nelson ...181
Mvlngstn 171
Peterson 174
Carns ....171
Plambeck 161
Russell ...168
Johnson .165
H.A. RothUS
Swanson .165
Gibson ...164
Sprague ..153
Overlock .163
Walch'skl 150
H. t RothlSO
Brigham .160
m. Biate Bank... 11 25 .105
Individual Averages,
Nelson
Blerman.
Neale ..
Sperry ,
Collins .,
Kehra .,,
Nelson .
Schupp ,
Karls ...
Davidson .116
Sclple ....134
Thompson 124
Murphy ,.123
Murry ...118
Hansen ..118
Swanson .101
Byrd ....101
.131
13
.12!
.121
.128
.127
..126
.12
.125
Bruoh ...158
PlUIng ...157
Miller ...156
loerne ..150
Thompson 14
Rauber ...145
Housman .145
Hughes ...144
Huff 144
Nesbit ...143
Jameson .142
Beeson ..142
Verdegrn 141
Stanton ..140
Crowe ...13
Getty ....138
Jensen ...133
Heine ....133
LOCK'S BCSH LEAGUE.
Brew's Pops. .....21 16 .680
Leonard's Owls ..21 16 ,680
Ford's All Stars.. 18 11 ,500
Earl's Colts 18 18 .Knft
Brunswick Kids ..16 20 .444
Famous Kids ....14 S3'. 38
Individual Avers gee.
Ostronlo
Rels . . ,
Mcabe
Mlrasky
Short ..
Kasal ..
Wymore.,
.168
.164
.163
.15
.156
.155
155
LADIES' METROPOLITAN.
W. L. Pet
A. B. Sweet Shop.,25 11 .!
Heyn Studio 22 14 .110
Heriberg Toggery.lt 17 .628
Marsh-Oakland .18 18 .600
Plunkett 111 I Wartchw III Om. Towel 6up. Co.ll 23 .361
Weiss ....154
Bucher.; 152
P. Lock.. .162
Gernandt 151
Koppfle .150
Jcpsen ...14
Matherley 146
Lowdcn ..144
Johansen 143
Leonard ,.142
Nellson ...140
Cedrholm . 140
Galloway .140
Kranda ...140
Geo. McP.13
Bell 138
Htllmer ..137
Doty 136
Koehler ...136
J. Ford.. .131
Hess ....13
Edmondsn 127
Hall .....121
MAGIC CITY. '
. vr. U Pet.
Omas ..24 .728
Looney 21 11 .137
Armours 1 14 .67
Curos 18 15 .646
Lepinskl ..1 IT .425
Packers 13 20 .384
Pioneers ..13 21 .164
Moose I '24 .271
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Matinees Xmas and Wed., Best Seats, $1.00
evenings, 25c, sec, 75c, gl.uo and S1.50
inurs.. i-rt. ana aat -ins Cinderella Man."
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XMAS WED.
Special Matinee Tomorrow, Xmas.
DIVORCED
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Matinee Xmas, 25e-80c. Wed., 25c
Thurs., S Days, "Vary Good Eddie."
PHOTOPLAI8.
MUSE
You Have a Laugh Coming
Get It See
! JANE and
KATHERINE LEE
, . as
"Troublemakers"
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SUBURBAN cr,:",
Today and Xmas, William Farnu'm
In "Ths Conqueror" . i
MiPPnnDnaii? 25th .nd
I I I V U II V 1(1 k Cuming
"I1!6 HONOR SYSTEM"
With George Walsh, Gladys BrockwelL
in
Last Times Today
FRANKLYN FARNUM
THE SCARLET CAR"
You can secure a maid, stenno-ra.
pher or bookkeeper by using a Bee
Want Ar - -t
Offered for the
first Time
TO INVESTORS:
Comp
...1 :
We are offering a limited issue
of Guaranteed 7 Preferred
. Shares of the capital stock of the
American Security
any
which are based upon improved
real estate of the highest value,
' mortgages oh real estate, govern
ment bonds,' v other gilt-edge se
' curities and cash. Offered to the
public for the first time.
, These shares are highly attrac
tive' as permanent investments;;
'but are redeemable after three v
' years at holder's option; , par '
' value, $100 each -interest pay-
able January 1 and July 1 ; issued. '
fully paid: and non-assessable,,
v and free from personal tax in Ne- ,
braska. 4 Subscribers sending in -
their orders prior to 'January . 1
will receive ' . t , r
an extra cah dividend t
;,.;;V:'of:i- ' .
Thus these shares will yield 8 ; ;
' plus, the first year. Subscrip
tions of $500 or more are prefer- ;
- able. United States Bonds ac-(
, cepted as cash. These preferred
; shares take dividend priority ' .
'over the common stock and have
a prior lien upon all the Com
,. pany's assets over the common,
stock'. ; 4"- v'' ' . !'''
-j Thp American Security Co,
Authorized Capital, $250,000.00, S'
. chartered by the State of Ne---
' braska to .do a general invest-
?ment ousmess,, nanaie real es-
.tate, v mortgages, stocks ' and
bonds and other high grade in
vestments f or itself and ; for '
others on commission. It isfis-
caL agent for Home Builders,
Omaha, - and other companies.
in event of over-subscription, .
.holders of Home Builders' shares
who subscribe prior to January' 1
will be given preference. 1
These shares will bear the clos
est scrutiny. Only 1,000 shares
are offered. " AH inquiries
promptly answered. Address
American Security Co.
.' (Incorporated 1,900) ,
G. A. Rohrbough, Pres.
: V : k C. C. Shimer, Sec'y .
Omaha, Nebraska -'"
PHOTOPLAYS.
Aa Intense Comedy-Drama 7
"ALIMONY?
. The Tie That Burns '
Tues. MARY PICKFORD
as
PHOTOPLAYS.'
Last Times Today
TAYLOR HOLMES
"A Small Town Guy."
Tues.' Ethel Barrymore.
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