THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1919.
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BOOSTERS RALLY;
CREIGHTON HOPES
TO MEETHUSKERS
Burkley, Voices" Hope That
New Relationship Between
- Schools Will Result in
Annual Game.
While nearly 400 rabid Creighton
students yelled themselves weak at
a booster rally in Creighton gym
nasium last night, Coach Tommy
Mills took the Blue and White foot
ball team through a lengthy "chalk
talk" in a classroom in the high
school department a block away.
When Harry V. Burkley, alumnus
of Creighton, pointed to the new re
lationship springing up between the
University of Nebraska and Creigh
ton and declared he saw in it a ray
of hope that his alma mater and the
("ornhuskers would soon tangle on
the gridiron, the cheering of the
"boosters" reached the ears of the
Creighton team, locked in the
classroom for the "chalk talk."
' New Relationship .Dawns.
s "For 18 years Creighton men have
longed to see their teams in action
against the. State university," said
Burkley. "A certain ill-feeling had
risen, between the two schools in
some manner and that feeling
seemed to keep these (two teams
apart. Today Creighton faces the
dawn of a new relationship with the
'.Cornhusker school.
"On Saturday both teams will
battle for the honors of their school
and their state on the same grid
iron. Saturday, evening both teams
will feast together as the gue&ts of
the Omaha Athletic -club. After
dinner they will attend a "theater
party as guests of the Omaha
. ( Ii.mKa. jjt rnmm..j. Tlmf 1tli.nl
td me and a host of other Creighton
;lumni that the old feud existing
; tormerly . between these two insti
vtuticjns has been broken and I ex
pect: td.see sopn the Red and White
fcOivtflej2ate university eieven ar
c Payed -in 1 combat against the Blue
I and White ! of Creighton in an an
nual .contest " i, ;
f a; ; To Enclose Bowl.'
''Volant have been begun by the
alumni of Creighton to enclose the
f prcsnt, campus with a monster con
crete bowt, the finest !n the middle
'west. That, too. means greater
1 fields in athletics for Creigl.ton." :
Fred .Armstrong, a senior in the
. medical department at Creighton, led
the rally in cheers. Under Arm
' strong's direction the Creighton fans
. learned the yells and new songs in
preparation tor Saturday's game.
; .Torchlight Parade.
; A i torchlight' -parade, starting at
; Creighton law school at 7:30 tonight,
will include every Creighton student.
f Torches will be carried by the stu
i dents and the Creighton band, aug-
t mented. will lead the procession.
The entire seat section on the west
side of the field and north of the
50-vard line has been reserved fo
Creighton students. Eight , cheer
leaders met last night after the rally
; and practiced leading their respective
contingencies.
Banners are being made to desig
nate the different departments in the
parade tonight and at the game to
morrow.
Huskers in Final
Open Keld Workout ,
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Lincoln, Neb., Oct 23. (Special
k Telegram.) A two-hour drill in
- open field formations, anticipating
the forward pass excellence ok the
Oklahoma foot ball team, character
's ized the final practice of the Ne
braska Cornhuskers at Nebraska
field this afternoon. The Husker
squad leaves for Omaha tomorrow
. afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
Coach Schulte definitely announced
that Dale, fullback; . Munn, guard,
and Wilder, tackle, will not enter
the. game. The deduction of these
- three cuts the Husker weight aver
ages to considerably less than the
Oklahoma eleven. Schulte is figuring
on beating Bender at his own game,
McGlisson, it was announced,
would start at quarter with. How
t arth, veteran pilot, in the halfback
column. Wright, the flashy back
who scored against Notre Dame, is
now regularly intrenched in the full-
DacK position, xne JNeDrasKa squad
wul turn out late Iriday for a work
5 out at Creighton field.
South Side Grid Team
Preparing for Hard
Game at Lincoln
The South Omaha Packers, who
held University Place to a 6 to 6 tie
last week, are gradually getting into
excellent shape for the Lincoln High
school battle, which will be staged
at Lincoln Friday afternoon.
The Packers' team probably will
never again buckle up against such
a team that they will meet Friday,
as the state capital lads are consid
ered one of the best toot nail teams
in Nebrask?.
The South team is going through
strenuous practice with the second
squad and special signal Irill every
evening at the school. This game
will decide whether coach ratten a
arriors will be able to I'ntsh the
Mexican, Congress 1
Seeks to limit Power
-Of President Carranza
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Washington, Oct 23. The Mex
ican House of Deputies has voted
general approval of a proposal to
witnaraw extraordinary powers
granted to President Carranza two
years ago, tinder which he decreed
many laws, according to advices to
day from Mexico City, but when ef-
. forts were made to confirm the ac
tion in detail the government minor
ity Jeft the chamber in a body. This
was repeated three rimes in a single
tession. and lack of a quorum pre
vcntM bual action.
grid season as a candidate for the
state honors. If Lincoln should de
feat the local lads they will not be
able to qualify for the state cham
pionships, as they have lost three
games this season.
Coach Patton is depend.ng upon
Tommy Ferris to win Friday's
game, as he is a veteran and well
drilled on the signals and the art of
playing foot ball. He has been the
star in every game South High ha?
played. , , ,.
The men will be drilled hard a:.d
long on both straight foot ball ai.d
open formation for the Triday
game. About 100 students will prob
ably leave with the foot ball men.
Want Foot Ball Game.
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The Rambler Juniors' foot ball
team would like to get a game with
any 100-pound team in the city. Call
Tyler 2076 and ask for Willard Ur
ban. ,
School for Deaf Will
Oppose Commerce
Grid Squad Friday
The School for the Deaf will
meet the Commerce warriors Fri
day afternoon in a practice game,
before the business lads make their
first trip of. the grid season to
Harlan, Ia.
"Duke" Levinson, Commerce's
star right end, is gradually giving
up to old man "Jinx" as the injur
ies he received in the Creighton
game is gradually getting worse,
but he hopes it will not keep him
away from the game next Friday.
"'With' the' return of Frank Ross,
former star guard, it seems Jimmie
Johnson, wlio has played a stellar
same in' all of Commerce's contests,
will be out of position, as Ross
ractice yesterday
to "nab" John-
snowea up tor pr
and is most likely
son s position. ;
Emil. Rokusek, who was a former
star on the . Commerce squad sev
eral years ago, is showing up well
in all of the games. He is playing
a tackle position at present.. .
In appreciation of the good work
the team has been doing Dwight
E. Porter, principal of the school,
honored the foot ball men with a
banquet last night. All of the play
ers gave speeches and all expressed
regret that Coach Anderson s men
of Creighton won from them.
Today's Calendar of Sports.
Racing-: Fall meeting; ef Empire City
Racing auorlatlon at Xonkera. Fall meeting-
of Maryland 8tate Fair aaeorlatlon at
Laurel. Fall meet ins of Kentucky jockey
club at Louiin Hie,
Milliard! National lS.t balkllne cham
pion nh I p tournament at New York.
Swimming t Canadian Indoor champion
ships at Montreal.
Boxing: Richie Mitchell against Johnny
Dundee, eight rounds, at Jersey City.
University of Omaha
To Meet Tarkio Grid
Squad This Afternoon
The University of Omaha will
meet the gridiron men from Tarkio
this afternoon at 3 at Creighton held.
The university men recently re
turned from Wayne, where they suf
fered a defeat at the hands of the
locals. Haaker probably will hold
down one of the ends. Jerry Keil,
... s i . . r.
aiso oi me umanj university, is
showing up well at half.
Hines Denies Report.
Washington, Oct. 23. Director
General Hines today denied pub
lished reports that he had threat
ened to have troops sent to New
York to take the place jf express
strikers.
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'All UNION MEN AND WOMEN, your friends and families .
are requested to he consistent patronize home industry boost
for a Greater Omaha and demand the UNION LABEL on all
commodities you purchase, whenever possible. ' - .
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port of all working people, and are recommended by the OMAHA
CENTRAL LABvTK UNION.
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' Amusement ? ' '".'" ". '' -
.-v- -BesM-. Theater;-. - ., . -
' Rialto Theater,
Sun Theater.
, Strand -. Theaters
Auto.Battarieg ' .
. S. 0. S. Supply Co.
Auto Dealar
, Bonney-Yeager Co. . ' , '
(. Holmes-Adkins Co. ," : ..
-Auto Caracas ' - -'.--.
The Electric Garage. . , ,v
O'Donovan & Pease Auto Co.
Packard Garage.
Auto Repair Shop '
Cameron Auto Repair Shop.
H. P. Elsasset.
Reliable Tire & Repair Co.
Nebraska Tire & Rubber Co.
Presto Auto, Repairs and
, Welding J
Auto Deliveries
Auto Delivery & Messenger
Co.
Auto Tire Fillers
American Tire Rebuilders
Co. (Inc.)
American Eagle Tire Co.
Universal Tire Filling Co.
Auto Tire Supplies
T. J. Garvey Maxotlres.)
Auto Tire ani Truck Bodies
Great Western Tire & Truck
Co.
Auto Tires and Vulcanisers
Portage Tire Market, i
National Tire Shop.
G. & G. Auto Tire Vulcan
izing Co.
Auto Tinner
F. F. Fink.
Baggage and Transfer Co.
Union Transfer Co.
Berber Shop
Jacks Selinsky.
Bank x
American State Bank of
Omaha.
South Omaha Savings Bank.
Bakeries .
C. F. Stamm.
Chris Olsen. . .
' Domestic Bakery.
Federal System of Bakeries.
John Wedberg.
Mogy's. M
Brown Park Bakery.
Svoboda's.
West Farnam.
. Wilke & Mitchell Co.
Bottler
Cola-Cola Bottling Co.
"Omaha Bottling Co.
Sloup-Sherry Bottling Co.
Boots end Shoe '
i Regent Shoe Co.
Loyal Shoe Store.
Bowling Alley
garden Bowling Alleys.
Omaha Bowling Alleys.
Box Manufacturer
Eggerss-O'Flyng Co.
Brush Manufacturer
Wien's Omaha' Brush Co.
Cafe
Stockman's Cafe.
; ' Mogy's,' " ,
Capital Lunch.
Cereal Food - "
Uncle Sam's Breakfast Food.
Chemical Laboratories .
' " Urego Chemical Laboratory.
Chiropractors
Dr. Boos. ' .
Lee Edwards.
1 Dr. Enollenberg.
Cigar and Tobacco
H. Beselin & Son. '
Central Cigar Store.'
Alois Novack. -'
Omaha Tobacco Co.
Clothiog- and Furnishing
Culkin & Martin.
Guarantee Clothing Co.
John Flynn & Co.
The Fair Clothing Co. '
J. H. Green Co.
, 1 Square Deal Clothing Co.
John A. Jensen Clothing Co.
Joe Lewis, JThe Star Store.
John & R. A. Libal. '
Ben Shafton Co.
Palace , Clothing Co.
Nebraska Shoe & Clothing
House.
E. V. Lorig.
Herman D. Marowitz.
Coffee Dealer
Olsen Coff e Co. (Happy Hol
low Coffee.)
oal Dealers -
A. L. Berquist &' Son.
Crosby-Kopietz-Casey Co.
Coal Hill Coal Co.
Kratsky Bros.
Pivonka Bros. ' ' .
Cleaners and Dyer
Modern Dry Cleaning Service.
People's Cleaners and Dyers.
Confectioner (Wholesale)
Drelhus Candy Co. (Ben Bur Choe
olates.) Steyer Candy Co. .
. Confectioner (Retail)
A. Barnell (Taffy Parlor.)
,E. L. Nelaon. '
Ware's Candy Kitchen.
Creameries -.
Alfalfa Butter Co. '
Crown Dairy Co.
Fairmont Creamery Co.
Harding; Cream Co.
Commission Companies
Jerpe Commission Co.
Dentists ,
Dr. Bradbury.
Dr. H. J. Bond.
Dr. P. E Rasmussen
Dr F. R. Vasko
Department Store
The New York Department Store.
' Phillip's Department Store.
The Star Store. ..
Druggists
Adams-Hsight Drug Co.
Bersnek A Son.
" Blake D.-ug: Co.
Brown Park Pharmacy.
Castle Pharmacy. ,
Cooney Pharmacy.
City Drug Store.
E. A. Williamson.
Hickory Street Phsrmsc .
Highland Park Pharmacy
" Hill-Williams Drug Co.
Hoist Pharmacy.
Tiiberty Drug Co.
Marsh Pharmacy.
Maple Ave. Drug: Co.
Melcher Drug Co.'
Q Street Pharmacy.
R. C. Lueke Drug Co.
- PUrk's Pharmacy.
Vanda'a Pharmacy. -
Dry Good
Thos. Kilpatriek Co.
V. Melena. 1
Walker's Cash Store.
Fish Market
Sanitary Fish' c Oyster Market.
- Florist -
A. Denaghue. . ' , -.
Hess A Swoboda.
Petersen Bros.
Swanson, The Florist.
Furniture Dealer
Continental Furniture Co.
Elite Furniture Co.
Home Furniture Co. " '
H. Dolgoff.
Modern Furniture Co. "(lne (
Fruit Dealer (Wholesale)
Trimble Bros.
Funeral Director
Fred E. Ferro.
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Frank Janda. . .-:...
Huls ft Riepen.'
. John A. Gentleman. '
i Jones It Co. ; ,
l Taggart m Son.
Frank Ik Kolouoh.
KorUko Bros. , ,f ,
Heafcy Heafey. I
Grocers (Wholesale) " (,'
American Products Ce. -- )
Farrell Co.
Grocer and Provision (Retail)
A. Newman. ; , .,
" Anton Remes
Armand Peterson. '
Basket Stores. . -
Buresh Bros. (
Central Market (
Crosstown Grocery.
- Consumer's Grocery.
C. Thorson.
E. Wirshbo.
F. J. Pros. '
Fred Krcma.
Galombick's Grocery.
Geo. Roffman. c
Hibbeler . Co. "
Henry Geest.
H. H. Andreasen.
Harry Hollender.
I. Kulakofeky. :
J. A. Anderson. , I , - 1 .
J. Gogela.
J. Morgan.
John Resnlehek.
J. N. Bauer (Delicatessen.)
J. P. Kraus Co.
K. M. Store i '
Kotera 4b Sloup
M. Resnick Sons. j
. M. J. Bandola.
M. J. Simon. v !
. N. Slobodisky. . J,
O. B. Mummert. . ;
Rachman'a Grooery. , .
R. C. Paxton. -
R. Kulnkofsky.
Riverside Grocery. -
R. H. Robbins Co.
Rudolph Diets.
Bam Mortenson.
Sommer Bros. Co.
Sterling Grocery. i
T. J. Thomas. .......
T. G. Howell ft Sons.
United Provision Store. '
V. Vachal ft Co.
W. F. Francis. .r"
Wilke ft MitcheU Co. . . -
Wm. Wallace.
Welch's Grocery Store.
General Merchandise '
John Pekio.
Joseph Sterba. i.
Hardware Dealers T
Johnson Hardware Co.
"Frenchr's." Leon Augur
Peterson ft Mlcbelsen. 1
Joseph Plpal. , ?
Koutsky-Pavllk Co. ", .
O. K.. Hardware Co. '"'
Joseph Bauer. r
H. Dogoff.
' The Star Store. - -
V. Vachal ft Co.
Hotels
Prague Hotel.
Union Hotel.
Heating Company , ,
Oxo Gaa Heating Co.
Insurance and Real Estate (-
John I Duff. "j
Investment '
Payna Investment Co. - . . -Jeweler
J -
Louis - A. Borsheim. '
Godfrey's.
Wm. . Patten Co.
Jacobson ft Fuen Co.
Flitton Optical ft Jewelry Co.
A. Ceeha. s
E. R. Smisor,
Udiea' Wear - '
House of MenaugK
Laundries
Emerson Laundry.
Truax Laundry.
Loan Office " ,
Commercial Loan Office.
Lumber Companies
Crosby-Kopiets-Casey Co.
Bradford Lumber Co.
Machine Shop
. American Machine Works. , .., .
Carl Henwood Machine Shop.
P. Melchior's Machine Works. .
Meat Market
Union Market.
Brown Park Market.
Frank Kuska.
Frank Kunel. ,
Cyril . Hromek. '
V. J. Kosak.
A. Naegele.
V. F. Kuncl. -
Packing House Market. , -
Joseph Solfronk. ,
Manufacturer
Bertschy Mfg. ft Engineering Co.
Economy Vapor Heating Co. .
- John Deere Plow Co.
Nebraska-Iowa Steel Tank Ce.
Omaha Casket Co.
Omaha Pillow Co. (Pillow and
Mattresses), 1907 Cuming St.,
Phone Doug. 2467. .
Affinity Mfg. Co.
r H. Beselin ft 8on.
Burlington Vinegar ft Pickle Works.
Eggerss-O'Flyng Co.
F. Laitner.
Great Western Tire ft Track Co.
. Jensen Omaha Toy Co. ,
Maney Milling Co.
Omaha Flour Mills Co.
Perfection Cooker Corporation. '
Wien's Omaha Brush Co.
Millinery Store
A. M. Voboril.
Paper Companies '
Carpenter Paper Co.
Paints, Oil and Glass "
Barker Bros.
Johannssen Glass ft Paint Co.
Omaha Paint ft Glass Co.
Photo Studio -v- v.
Rodstrom's Studio. - .
Pipe .
Smoke a Crown Pipe and fee) O. K.
Plumbing
' Liberty Plumbing ft Heating Oe.
John J. Ostronie.
J. A. Wessman.
. Western Heating ft Plumbing Co.
John C. Riha. :
Printer
Beacon Press.
Ries-Hal) Printing Co. ,
Tollirer Printing Co. t
Poultry Food
M. C. Peter MID Co.
Picture Framing ' ,
Adolph Melchors. ...
RenoTating . ;: " -.
Omaha .Pillow Co., 1(07 CumiriR
St Phone Douglas -24S7.
Repair Work ,
Omaha Stove Repair Wks. (Stoves.) -,
Wright ft Mack (Elevators.) ,
8. O. S. Battery Supply Co. . Bt
- teries.) . -
Rubber Belting" dc Supplies Co. h
John Day: Rubber. ft Supply Co. '
Roofings - . '
Commercial Supply Co; i ;
Restaurant-- . " i
.Capital Lunch.' '
Mogy's Cafe. ,v
LaRue' Cafe.
O'Look Inn.
Oneida Restaurant. .
West Farnam Cafe.
Sanitarium
The East Cereal Co.
Seed Companies
Mississippi Valley Seed Co.
Nebraska Seed Co.
School and College
Omaha Shorthand College. '
' Van- Sant School of Business.
Storage Companies
Omaha Warehouse Co.
Sheet Metal Works
8. Abrams. -
: P. Kunold.
Soft Drink Parlor
L Corenmaa's.
Tailor ' i ,
;: Dundee Woolen Mills.
Dunham ft Dunham.
r Glasgow Tailors.
Z. Kristicn.
H. Kolnlck.
M. Lynch.
Tea Companies -Moyune
Tea Co.
Trunk and Bag
Alfred Cornish ft Co.
Freling ft Steinl Co.
Tobacco and Cigar
E. L. Nelson.
Wrecking Companies
Dworak Wrecking Co.
Flour Companies
Bone Dry Mack says:
. "Ask for Puritan Flour.
, Sun Kist Flour.
Omar Flour."
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Watch 5.1? T5'rt f,rm!r ' Organised Labor
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