THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1919,
lOLDIER BODY IS
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liuirunruuMHb,
SAY ITS LEADERS
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American, Legion Commander
Urges Citizens to Uphold
Law' and Order
. in flmaha.
til WIIIMI.MV i
Platoon - commanders of the
American legion yesterday signed
t tnd issued the following communi
cation to the people of Omaha giv
ing their views of the' Sunday dis
orders and policing of the city:
"The undersigned have been ac
- tive the last few days in helping to
organize and perfect a volunteer or
ganization, composed largely of
American legion members, for the
; purpose of furnishing the city as
sistance in tiding over the present
emergency.
; "The horror of Sunday night, un
paralleled in the history of Omaha,
nas brought home to the people in
this communnity, in a terrible man-
ner, tne necessity ior prompt ana
-effective realization and assumption
of the duties of citizenship by all
i members of society.
For Law and Order.
"Our present organization is per
fected and-stands squarely for the
enforcement of law and order with
out fear or favor. It will remain in
existence subject to the call of Gen-
I iir J ,. r. . r
rri wooa aunng nis command ot
the city and for a reasonable time
thereafter. The purpose of this
statement is to, correct an opinion
prevalent among a large' number of
Omaha's citizens ; that members . of
the American Legion intend to con
stitute a permanent special police re
serve and that the members of the
American' Legion can be depended
upon on. any and all occasions. This
is not the purpose of this organiza
tion. The people of Omaha must
thoroughly understand. We do not
proppse to underwrite their citizen
ship.;' The duty of maintaining order
in 0maha is the duty of every citi
zen ind the people of Omaha cannot
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"PHOTO PlAY OFFERING J FOR TODAY"
South Side
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in "The
Dragon Painter," is . at the
Moon. It is a love legend of
old Nippon with a wild mountain
artist who dreams of meeting a
princess. In his imagination he con
jures up a vision of the Dragon
Maid. The settings are exquisite;
a famous Japanese tea garden at
Coronade, .beautiful night scenes in
the kingdom of flowers, glorious
mountain views of the Yosemite, a
waterfall cascading hundreds of feet
into a ravine, being shown. . The
direction is good and the support is
excellent. The four leading char
acters are Japs and they put the
real touch into the Japanese story.
Rialto-ri'The Career of "Katherine
Bush" who belongs to a plain, dull
and unrefined middle class English
fconily, accepts a position as a typist
for a money-lender, and meets Lord
Fitz Rufus, a dashing young man
about town.' She leads him on until
she meets Duke of Mordryn. She
decides to win the duke, but when
he declares his love for her Kather
ine refuses him. He insists, and she
tells him of the affair with Lord Fitz
Rufus. He takes her to his arms for
givinglyi A very entertaining story,
good acting and the setttings are in
keeping, with the English locations.
Catherine Calvert as Katherine Bush
is quite convincing. , . ,
Boyd Mary Pickford in "The
Hoodlum," said to be her best com
edy endeavor,' and Charlie Chaplin
in "Shoulder Arms" are being shown
in a continuing run here, from 11
a. m. to 11 p. m. Nobetter films
or offered in Omaha.
Sun Madge Kennedy in "The
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to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th
St., New York City.
And Poalam1 Soap, being medicated with
Poalam will benefit your sk!n while used
dally for toilet and bath.
Buy "PAINT at
HARPER'S
Flatiron Bldg., 17ih and Howard
3s
El
Again
we remind you to im
mediately send us all of
your Winter Garments to
be Cleaned and Pressed,
for THIS season will av
erage up with past sea
sons and it's going to be
PRETTY cold PRETTY
soon. " ,." '..
DRESHER
BROS.
Dyers, Cleaner. Hatters, Furrlera,
Tailors, Rut CUansrs,
Shoe Repairers.
Main Of He and Plant, y
Ul 1-13-17 Farnam St.
Branch Office!
Drawbar, The Tailor, ISIS Farnam
St.; Pampaiaa Room o( Brand is
Store, Wast End of Mala Floor of
Burgee s.Naah Co.
PHONE TYLER MS.
DULL AND
SHOOTING
SHARP
PAINS
CdUfcSnfftred Sod. Pani
. b Bad ud Head, Ikt Sty$
; Carta Stopped Tkew - -Bad
SpaBs. ; :
Psimyrft, Mlcn,-Mn. Chas. T. rol
ler, of tots place, trrltee: "In 1U I
got run-doirn, sad I suffered gnat
pain.. .with both ; doll and sharp
shooting pains... also back and haad
I was weak ana coma only ang
around, and should have been In bed.
I really wasn't able to be nn. At
I would have spells that wonio
ta i a nave to go to Deo, ana
intensely. . .
A . J" , - M .-
1 aecicrsy u try iruai, auu bow a
great tapnavement In less than a
month's tlme. I used 7 or 8 bottles
and was stronger...! got so mnch
better that my strength re tamed and
my work was easy for ma. Cardnl did
ma a world of good. It built me np In
kealth and strength. I haven't bad one
of those bad spells since. I havent
had to take any more medicine since
or have any doctors either and hare
been able to do my work right along
...I recommend It to other women
hifhlv an tha naarr. msdUna I tnim
.for women who suffer from female
trc-able." -
If yon suffer from female troubles,
follow this advice. Get a bottle ot
Cardui today and give It a thorough;
trial. It should help yon, as it baa
helned thousands of other women ta
the nast 40 years, at all druggista
expect the American Legion to do
double duty as citizens if other m-
AiiA,t! rnntinlip tn follow their or
dinary evocation without making
any effort to change tne present sit
uation. In other words, it is up to
(r mti'Tciv tn see that vour
own house is put immediately m or
der.
. Must Uphold Law.
"Intelligent and responsible citi
ii ran he hearHon every hand
excusing or palliating some one
phase or the other of the reign of
lawlessness of Sunday night. We,
representing a soldier organization,
are of the opinion that there can be
no half-way. measures, when it
comes to the question of upholding
the law. You must be eitner ior it or
against it. That principle is not sub
ject to limited. or divided allegiance.
It is up to you, Mr. Citizen.
"It is further up to you, Mr.
Citizen, bv ycur individual aid, and
moral supporjt to the prosecuting
authorities, to insure the successful
r.rniriitinn and ronviction of those
guilty of the lawlessness and an
archy which engulfed Omaha sun
day night. '
"Allan A. Tukey, Anan Raymond,
T. J. McGuire, L. Brinker, Clinton
Brown. Amos Shamos, Charles F.
McLaughlin, Hird Stryker, John
Kilmartin, Arthur C. Stokes, Charles
R. Glover, jr.; E. E. Kiplinger, W. S.
Byrne, Ralph G. Coad, F. C. Ny
gaard, platoon commanders.
"E. K. Hammond, adjutant."
AT THE :
THEATERS
V
7. Ma"K
d saw
i offered
S2-U
t rriHE Revelations of a Wife
I will be the offering at the
- Boyd for one week starting
with a matinee Sunday and playing
matinees daily. The play has created
quite a bit of discussion, due to the
mysterious plot . I he producer has
spared nothing in the way of cast
and production td make a gen
uine success.
Nothing ever . presented at the
Orpheum has created heartier
lauchtr-r than the two burlesaue
sketches presented by Harry Wat
son, jr., stellar attraction of the
current show. 1 he most, novel ot
fering is the Chinese jazz band.
Recoarnized as one of the most soir
iiiH chows that has ever olaverl at
the Orpheum, the current bill is
proving exceptionally popular.
Fiske O'Hara, the popular ' Irish
actor-singer, who is playing at the
Brandeis all this week with a mati
nee tomorrow afternoon, will re'
main and give an extra and last per
formance Sunday night Mr. U Uan
is presenting "Down Limerick
Way," by Anna Nichols, which has
been judged by both critics and pub-
lie as the brightest vehicle in which
he has ever appeared. .
- "Tillie," the new comedy success
that brings Miss Patricia Collinge
to the Brandeis for three days be
ginning next Monday, is said to be
quite different from the average
comedy and in many ways unique.
It is her overcoming of the many
obstacles that her father has put
into her way ot gaining a much de
sired education, and her romance
that bring the human interest to the
four acts and it is the old doctor
who wants Tillie to stay a Men-
ronite, who brings the laughter.
Omaha's visitors are satisfying
themselves with the glitter, magni
tude and fun contained in the per
formance ot the Koseiand Girls,
who conclude their week's engage
ment at the popular Gayety with
today s two performances.' Tomor
row matinee Lew Hilton, comedian
in. command of "Joe Hurtig's blaze
away musical burlesque, "Girls of
the TJ.'S: A." opens a week's en
gagement. Matinee daily, all week.
Sparkling humor with plenty of
catchy musical and dancing num
bers makes the Tag Day Girls, with
Bert and Maybelle, a really meri
torious little production. The act
headlines the show at the Empress
this last, half. The Copper City
Four, singing quartet, find favor
with the ( audience. The comedy
element is provided by Frankie
Hall and Billy O'Brien.
Three Army Officers
Transferred to Omaha
Capt. F. J. Durrischmidt, who has
been stationed at Hazelhurst field,
Mineola, N. Y., and Capt Stacy Ber
chard. Hall stationed at Camp Pike,
Arkansas, will arrive in Omaha and
report for duty at Fort Omaha next
' Ming m wuru reccivea
yesterday fronvWashington, D. G
Capt. Hans Christian Jorgenson.
medical corps, has been relieved
from duty at Fort Douglas, Utah,
and. will report at Fort Crook for
dutv in a few dava . - .-
Neighborhood Houses.
LOTHBOP tith and Lothrop. CE
CIL. DE MILLS'S production.
"DON'T CHANGE TOUR HUS
BAND." Comedy, "THE VILLAGE
SMITHT."
COMFORT nth and Vinton.' BESSIE
BARRISCALE In "TWO-GUN BET
TY." "ELMO THE MIGHT?,"
No. I.'
DIAMOND 14th and Lake. CA"R
LTLE BLACK WELL In "THE BE
LOVED BLACKMAILER." "ELMO
THE MIGHTY," No. 12. Alao com
edy. GRAND 16th and Blnnsy. JACK
. PICKKORD In "BILL APPERSON S
BOY."
HAMILTON 40th ' and Hamilton.'
HENRY B. WALTHALL in "MOD
ERN HUSBANDS." ANNE LUTHER
in "THE GREAT GAMBLE."
APOLLO 29th and Leavenworth.
BESSIE . LOVE ia "OVER THE
GARDEN WALL."
Wrong Door." A girl with strong
romantic tendencies. With her fath
er she visits his mines, 1 and there
meets a delightful young engineer,
Bert Ratcliffe, and although she is
franklyj attracted by him, neither
she nor he are conscious of more
than passing friendship. It was first
published as a serial story in Col
lier's. Th story was by Jessie
Lynch Williams, and later it was
published as a novel.
Strand Earl Williams in "The
Wolf." The story begins when Jules
Beaubien, the French-Canadian trap
per, hears the howling of a wolf. In
the next moment his foot stumbled
upon the form of a dead girl with an
infant on her breast. This girl was
Jules' sister. The howl occurs again
in "The Wolf" when Hilda Mac
Tavish, the persecuted, frightened
little creature whose charm has in
spired a man to seek her ruin, hears
the wolf howl. The grandmothers
of rural districts set great store by
the foreboding conveyed in the
howling of a dog at night. Theyvde
clare it is an unfailing death sign if
a dog sets up a mournful wail in the
dark hours.
Empress The part taken by
Theda -Bant in "The Darling of
Paris," at the Empress, is an un
usual one,, dominating the story
from beginning to end. The story
is ' founded upon Victor Hugo's
famous tragic romance, i he
Hunchback of Notre Dame," and is
one of tremendous interest, appeal
ing to everyone. There are some
large and exciting scenes in the pic
ture.
Muse Nazimova in "Revelation"
will be seen at this theater tonight
and tomorrow. The week has been
a successful one. This actress is
worthy of attention, as she is in a
class by .herself. This particular
picture has been put at the top of
all her productions. It is really dif
ficult to put one before the other, as
she is good in everything that she
has attempted.
Former Resident of '
South Side Dies at
Monarch, Wyoming
Mrs. Rose Fredrickson, 28 years
old, died suddenly at her home in
Monarch, Wyo., according to news
received in South Omaha, where
she formerly lived., v
Mrs. Fredrickson is survived by
her husband, Frank Fredrickson,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Dragon; two sisters, Bessie Weath
erby and Miss Marie Dragon, and
five brothers, Joseph of Los An
geles, John of Vermillion, S. D., and
Frank and Harry Stevens of Avery,
Neb. ,
The body will be brought here for
burial and the funeral will be held
Suhday at 2 from Korisko 11 Bros.'
chapel. The burial will be in Grace
Park cemetery.
Clothes Torn Off, Police
Find Woman In a Sheet
Officers Farrand, Londeen. Flem
ming and Jatkson were called Wed
nesday night to control a fight at
4619 South Twenty-fifth street. They
arrested Sam Poole, Ed Bailey, 4619
South Twenty-fifth street, and "May
Doe," 2516 J street, on charges of
drunkenness and disturbing the
peace. The clothes were torn from
May Doe" in the wrangle, and the
police found her wrapped in a sheet.
Judge Fitzgerald of South Side po
lice court fined the men $12.50 and
costs each and the woman $10 and
costs. ;
South Side Police Get
Five In Vagrandy Net
South Side police arrested Joe
Galgos and Joe Salorio, Mexicans,
and David Brand, Henry Johnson
and Elei Talbot, colored, for vae-
rancy Wednesday.
Galgos and balono were sentenced
to 10 days imprisonment each, Brand
and Johnson were fined $10 and
costs each, and Elgi Talbot, a re
cently discharged soldier, was dis
missed in South Side police court.
Salvation Army Drive at
Stock Exchange Nets $9,300
W. B. Cheek, manager of the
Hartford Fire Insurance company,
live stock department, announced
that the Salvation Army drive end
ed at the Stock Exchange building
with a collection of about $9,300.
Barrel Tossed to Workman
Drives Knife in Abdomen
Leslie Jones, 20 years old, 6503
South Seventeenth street, employed
Divorce
Courts
Riley Howard, Benson, filed 'suit
in district court or a divorce from
Julia Howard, " to whom he was
married 40 years ago. Te is a- la
tching man. He says his. wife left
hitn eight years ago. : ,; ,
Lulu Rich asked the district court
for a divorce from Rollie Rich and
the custody of their ther echildren.
She charges him with misconduct.
"Gertrude Cahow filed suit in dis
trict court asking .that her former
husband, Ernest Cahow, be ordered
to pay her $500 a month alimony in
stead. o( the $150 which, he was ..or
dered to pay when she secured a di-
at the South Omaha Barrel Tworks,
had the blade of an open knife
driven into. his abdomen yesterday,
when a barrel tossed to him struck
the handle of the knife. He was
taken to St. Joseph's hospital.
South Side Brevities
' The Christian Women'a Board of Mla
alona will-meet Friday at 2:30 at tha
home ot Mra. W. W. WJdoe, 2Z0S I atreet.
Harry Dockeraon of Ame, Neb.," was
fined 5 and costs In South Side police
court. Thursday, for reckless driving of
a truck. : , '
Balph Mallen,' 610T South Forty-eighth
street, was fined $2.60 and costs in South
Side police court Thursday for exceeding
the apeed limit.
Misses Meryl! Orother, Mildred Bliss,
Kthlyn Berger.and Clara Henni. all of
the South Side, received diplomas granted
by the' Westminster Sabbath School board,
together with the International- Sabbath
School union.
William Harding waa married to Miss
Albah Harding September 27, at the home
of Dr. R. L. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Hard
ing, who -are well known on the South
Side, will reside here. -
J. W. Burns, business agent for local
No. 602, Butcher Workmen, returned
Tuesday from Chicago, where .he teatified
in the wage adjustment controversy be
tween packers and workmen before Judge
Alschuler.
Don't forget that when you buy that
Cole's Hot Blast Heater from us we give
you a linoleum square .to put underneath
it free of charge. This offer is only for
a short time. So be sure and make your
selection early. Koutsky Favlik Co.
Mrs. Barbara Ward. 79 years old. died
Monday at her home In O'Neill, Neb. She
is survived by a granddaughter, Mrs: Ray
mond Marksberry, 3016 Sahler street. The
funeral was held at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning In the Brewer chapel. Burial
was in Oraceland Park cemetery.
The celebration of the Feast of St.
Francis church will be held Sunday morn
ing. There will be masses at 6, 8 and
10:30 In the morning. Rev. S. Julkowskv
of St. Paul, Minn., will 'preach the ser
mon during the solemn high mass. There
will be vespers at 7:30 In the evening, fol
lowed by a Bermon preached by Rov. Cheo
bald Kalanaga of Omaha. The societies
of the parish will participate in the
procession.
Dr. R. L. Wheeler of the Wheeler
Memorial . church will hold holy com
munion at 10:45 Sunday morning. Bible
class, teachers' training class and elemen
tary classes will meet at 4:45 In the after
noon. The subject at 7:30 o'clock In the
evening will be, "Joshua, the Man Who
Saved Hia City." The New Bra autumnal
campaign holds ' meetings every Friday
evening until Noverher 1. These meet
ings are well attended.
vorce. June 1, 1917. ,She says her
former husband has an annual in
come of $30,000. .
William McClung charges ; his
wife, Grace, with .misconduct and
desertion in a petition for divorce
filed in district ; court. ;
Marjories' Durflinger alleges that
her husband,-Delbert, was extrtme
ly; cruel . She . sued him for a di
vorce in district "court. '' ;
; Ernes Grissom filed suit in dis
trict court for a divorce from Mary
Grissorn, charging her with deser
tion. . They were" married in 1916.
Charles Walters took back his
wife, Blanche, . after she had de-J
serted : him in May, 1918, but she
has deserted him again, he says in
a petition for divorce filed in dis
trict court.
Henry Williams choked and beat
his wife, Blanche, she alleges in a
petition for divorce filed in district
court. She says he is a man of
brutal character and charges him
with misconduct. ,
Government Starts Action
Against a Patent Remedy
A suit to confiscate "Halz Injec
tion," a patent medicine manufac
tured by the Ed Price Chemical
company, Kansas City, Mo., was
filed in federal court yesterday by
Assistant United State District At
torney Peterson. - . '
Federal officers yesterday seized
36 bottles of "Hali Injection" from
local dealers on the advice of the
Department of Agriculture at Wash
ington. The medicine has. been
analyzed by chemists at Washing
ton, who charge that it does not con
tain healing ingredients which its
labels specify.
Buy LITTLE WAGONS for th
Children at
HARPER'S
Flatiron Bldg., 17th and Howard
That surplus piece of furniture
can be turned into cash by a Bee
Want Ad.
Encou
Bolshevism
Everything that falsely encourages
uiirest also encourages Bolshevism.
Misunderstanding of American indus
trial organization, and of its benefits to
mankind, leads to unrest, dissatisfaction,
and radicalism. j
For example, the Federal Trade Com
mission tells the public that the large
packers had an agreed price for lard
substitute (made of cotton-seed oil.)
It reproduces letters taken from the
files of one of the packers, showing
that such agreed price existed. .
But it failed to mention that the agreed
price was determined at the request of
and in co-operation with the Food
Administration!
Even the Department of Justice, in its unjust
attempt to create prejudice against the packers, has
made public these same letters, with no explanation.
How long must this kind of misrepresentation
continue? In so far as it is believed, it not only breeds
discontent, but results in injustice to our industry.
Let us send you a Swift "Dollar."
It will interest you. '.
Address Swift St Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 111.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Omaha Local Branch, 13th & Leavenworth Streets
F. J. Souders, Manager
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of the Red Crown Service Stations, the uni
form dependable quality of their products, the
courteous efficient manner in which those
products are distributed all are designed to
relieve motorists from any trouble or incon
venience in re-fueling.
Red Crown Gasoline is clean-burning, power
packed motor fuel. Gives mileage satisfaction. Buy
it by name.
Polarine Oil provides perfect lubrication for any
car. Keeps your motor young and powerful.
For sale at the sign of the Red Crown.
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SERVICE STATIONS:
18th and Cass
18th and Cuming
18th and Howard
12 th and Jackson
29th and Harney
39th and Farnam
20th and Ames .
45th and Grant
50th and Dodge
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Con. T. Kennedy Shows
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Special Children's Day Saturday
J 1 to 6 p. m.y Oct 3
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