THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JANUARY'S!, 1920."
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I I Big Surprise
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Starts Tomorrow
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LAST TIMES TODAY
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Prasants for they last time today
Anita Stewart
in
"IN OLD I
KENTUCKY"
Special Scenic Plantation Prolog,
With Jubilee Sinfert, Jan
- Music, Stage and EIc-
trical Effect,
LAST TIMES, TQDAY
LIONEL BARRYMORE
In the greatest dramatic picture
. ever filmed, the
AMC8EMF.NT8.
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(opperieaa
1BADI MIL
AudltoHum Saturday. Nite. Jan. 31
New Floor .'.'
" -New Feature
Carl Lamp's Orchestra
Additional Music furnished by
' Old Kentucky Jazz
; Free Dancing Lessons
5 . . ' 7:3f to 8:30 ,
. , , Regular Dancing--
V- 1. BiOV IO 1IMV
.-i Dancing1 Ji Cents '
. ... ... iTicuiaB cuicut.
PHOTO-PLATS.
'Americas Sweetheart"
v MARY
PICKFORD
in her latett picture
'POLLYANNA'
ia bringing joy and new hope to
million. A you watch her the
"glad" feeling creep through
your Vein and into your heart
afcd to! you find yourself loring
Ten your enemies and trying to
do good by them. '
LAST TI
TODAY
LOTHROP 2iS".J
-' VIOLA DANA in
"PLEASE GET MARRIED"
Ajid Charlie Chaplin in "A Day's Romance"
AMUSEMENTS.;
Tnniv Mat. &
I warn a
Eveninsr
Last two times
I'BSKffi' 1919.Revue
LET'S GO! ...I11 '
30 Most Beautiful Girls In the World on
the illuminated Runway
Four Days Startinf Tomorrow Night
Potash and Perlmutter in the
i "Fillum" Business
"Business Before Pleasure"
Nlehts Me te $2.00. Mat. Best Seats $1.00
FEB. S. 6 and 7 MAT SAT.
Margaret anglin
I In Her New Play 4
'The Woman of Bronze"
By Henry Kisteemecher and Eugene
Delard.
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
PHONE DOUQ.4M
1HKMST IN VAUOCVIbLC
LAST TWO TIMES
MATINEE TODAY, 2:15
EARLY CURTAIN
TONIGHT AT 8:00
Gertrude Hoffmann
Ralph Dunbar's Salon Singers; Frank
Jerome A "Big" Herbert; Watts A
Hawley; Fox eV Ward; "The Beginning
of the World;" The Van Celles; Topics
of the Day; Kilograms.
"OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
tft-matST7m Daily Mat. lS-25-SOc
JJrVSJ Evngs., 25-50-75C, $1
"Youth 'ViiiI Charm Go Arm In Arm"
JACOB'S AND JERMON'S
BURLESQUE REVIEW
Brans' saw varilos ef the show of wonder,. Beauty
Chorm of Youth, Charm and Grace. Most fun Is
town.
LADIES' DIME MATINEE WEEK DAYS
LAST PERFORMANCES IN THE
BC V TODAY 230
XJ I LJ TONIGHT
With the Record-Holding Shubert
Attraction
MAYTIME
With William Norris, Carolyn Thomson,
Melville Stokes
LAST TIMES TODAY
I VA8SAR QIRLS. Musical Novelty BILLY
SWEiE HALL a CO. HOWARO & LEWIS
FORD a HEWITT Photoplay Attraction: J.
Warns Kerrleaa Is "A Man's Man" Billy
Watt Cemaey.
Jie
Folk Theater Players
Boyd Theater, Feb. 2
Matinee ana evanlni. Tkksts en salt' Ian.
2s.tR to 30th. St Mlckel's. 15th and Harsay
Sis., aad Jan. 31st to Fas. 2d st Boyd
Theater. ' ,
Prices $1.50. $1 and SOc .
Beginning Sunday,
. February 1st
k regular Dance Night at the
Auditorium Will Be
Sundays ' ' '
Tuesdays
Thursdays
v Saturdays
Admission . to . Auditorium , 10c
etavsv wuucis
MES
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STECHERDEFEATS
CADDOCK; GAINS
WRESTLING TITLE
Had Been Agreed That One
Fall Would Decide Match;
. Wrestle More Than ,
Two Hours.
New York, Jan. 30. Joe Stecher
of Nebraska won the heavyweight
wrestling championship at catch-as-catch-can,
by deefating Earl t Cad
dock of Iowa, with a body scissors
and armlock, af tea-more than, two
hours of wrestling. Madison Square
Garden was thronged to it; capacity
for the match. Referee George Jiotb
ner started the bout at 9:18 o'clock.
Stecher had the advantage in
weight and was seemingly about 20
pounds heavier than Caddock. - Both
were very cautious at the start and
for 10 minutes simply pawed each
other's neck and shoulders.
After wrestling 30 minutes, Stecher
threw Caddock to the mat with j
side trip and pounced on top, try
ing for a body scissors. Caddock
twisted out of tight quarters and re
gained an erect-position cleverly.
Tries for Leg Hold.
" Five minutes .later Stecher went
down in an attempt for a leg hold,
but Caddock could not keep him
doyn, and both were on their feet
again in less than a minute. Stecher
then got Caddock underneath with
a side roll, but was unable to get any
advantage. A forward body hold
was equally unavailing and both
were on their feet after SO minutes
had elapsed. '
An attempt for a body scissors by
Stecher with Caddock underneath
was foiled by the Iowa man. ' ' '
At the expiration of one hour's
time, both men were on their feet.
The prespiration was dripping from
them but neither showed" any sign
of weakening. .' ' , l
Stecher . picked up his opponent
bodily and threw him to the mat for
another futile effort to obtain a
body scissors. Again Caddock's
wonderful dexterity enabled him to
break free and they resumed up
right nositions. Thev had been
wrestling 75 minutes when Caddock
roiled away trom another scissors
attack and electrified the crowd by
a double foot hold fpom behind which
gave him an aggressive position.
They had gone 90 minutes when
Stecher secured a headlock out of
which Caddock squirmed. Caddock
gave a' wonderful exhibition of de
fensive tactics in preventing a body
scissors, and cleverly offset Stecher s
persistent attack which lasted fully
three minutes.
In another effort for a leg hold,
Stecher showed His strength by
lifting Caddock bodily, while in .a
kneeling position. The match had
then gone one hour and45 minutes
While Caddock conceded , 20
pounds in weight to the .Nebraskan,
he put up a. magnificent battle and
it was not until within five minutes
of the end that his opponent gained
a uccisive advantage.
Just before the close of the
second hour, Stecher secured a tody
scissors and wrist lock after Cad
dock had made a supreme but futile
effort to obtain a half Nelson. Cad
clock brought the spectators to thefr
feet when he broke the double
hold as his left shoulder was barely
an, inch from the mat for a pin fall.
J he effort had, however, appar
ently exhausted him for a moment
later he was again gripped in a
body scissors and this time both his
shoulders went to the mat.
The official time was two hours
five minutes, and 30 Seconds. '
Wants Fremont to Help
Organize State League;
1 Lincoln Has Franchise
Fremont, NeJ.. Jan. 30. (Special.
James Beltzer of Lincoln called on
a number of Fremont business men
and base ball fans in an effort to in
clude Fremont as a base ball town
in the new state league. Lincoln has
already taken a. franchise. Beltzer
said, and so have four or five other
towns. Beltzer said he would like
to have Fremont's aid in forming the
new league. He found, little en
couragement in Fremont, but he
thinks that by the' time the robins
fly the base ball fever will induce
Fremonters to associate a team with
the .new organization. :
Commercial High Wins
.Agajnst the State Aggies
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 30. Spe
cial Telegram.) Omaha Commercial
High basket tosser6 won from State
School of Agriculture team on the
University Place floor Friday night
kby a score of 34 to 14. The first
half ended 13 to 9 for tlie Omaha
lads. . . -
Mahoney was the big point get
ter for the Commerce aggregation
ringing up nine baskets duriifg the
game. Cameron was also responsi
ble for 14 of the points made by the
Omaha team. Kimball was ihe big
man for the Aggies, making practice
ally all of the points.
Commerce High plays jie Uni
versity Place High on the same floor
Saturday evening., ,
Union Pacific Bowlers Meet.
All members of the Union Pa
cific bowling league who are to go
to St. Paul on February 6 t partici
pate in the International bowling
tourney will meet Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the Omaha bowling
alleys. The alleys have been, re
served for practice. - .' '
Broken Bow Wins. .
Broken Bow," Neb., Jan. 3Q:
(Special Telegram.) Broken Bow
High school defeated Litchfield here
Friday night, 18 to 14, in a fast
game of basket ball. This was
Broken Bow's third successive vic
tory. . . - . ' . .
' AMUSEMENTS.
DANCING!
PRAIRIE PARK
Twenty-sixth aad Ames Ave.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
By the Baa' Htsr Dancing Club
OsMaa 4933
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PACKERS SWAMPED
BY LINC0LNITES
SOUGEYTHESTARJ
Lincoln Center Scores 1 1 Field
Goals in' Game Against
.South High.
i. .
T i'iAin T-Ti'rh arhool basket ball
squad swamped South Omaha High
t li.f niorhe at the. Packers'
gym by the score of 65 to 18. The
visiting squau was hi mc iu
through the game. ,
When Coach Mead Lincolnites
appeared on the floor they were
greeted with great applause. Three
minutes after the referee blew the
final whistle Sougey of the visitors
made the first basket. ' Sougey was
the mainstay for the Red and Black
quintet, making u Dasiceis ounug
the game.
The first half of the game was
played with great vim by both
..;ntt rr,r Patron's eacre five
put' up a good fight against the
. . 1 . . a t .1 .tinnl
veteran squau, uui tuuiu w smui,
accurately. '
The Lincoln squad had tne game
won in the firit half when S3 tallies
were registered againsK 8 for the
Packet. Holland proved to be a
valuable asset v to Coach Mead's
team as He was next to Sougey,
registering a total of 18 points.
In the second half the Packers
came back a little stronger and held
the "Red-and Black down. Hill of
the South Side quintet made six
baskets in tne second half. , He
playeoVa gfeat defensive game, al
ways having the ball away from
his opponents' basket.
'Tonight on the "Y" floor the
Packers will lock horns with the
Central High school quintet.
South Hiffh
F.Q. F.T. P.F. T.I". Pts.
. 0 1 0 12
. 0 0 0 0 0
.2 2 1 1 6
. 0 0 0,0 0
.00110
Hill, f.
Oraham, f ,
Nelman, c . J.
Card, g
Bernard, . .....
Ackermsji, f. ....
. 0 0 0 0 0
HOdgerv I.
. 0 0 0 0 0
Total....... 8 2 S
Lincoln Hit h.
IS
F.G. F.T. P.F. T.F. Pts.
Schafers, f.
Holland, f.
Sougvey, e. .
T.uejlen, .
Lamb, c. .,
7.
3
1
0
:
0
.. -11
.. 0
:: I
Wilson, t.
Llntz, g 0
Totals.
31
65
Boone Cancels Game. v
Boone, la., High school basket
ball five canceled its game with
Council Bluffs High scheduled for
last night in Boone, on account of
the seriousness of an influenza' epi
demic now infesting Boone.
It is doubtful that Council
Bluffs wil make the trip to Ames
college today as was planned.
today's Calendar pf Sports.
Racine:: Winter meeting- of Cnba-Amer-Icun
Jorker club at Havana. Winter meet
ing of Business Mea's Racing- association
at' New Orleans.
Trotting: 8necial meeting- of board of
review or National Trotting association at
Canton, O.
Automobile: Onenlnr of shows at Mln-
, neapoUs and Kansas City. I
Rowing: Annual nteetlnsr nf ArmHmii
Rowing association at New York.
' Racquets: Close of national doubles
championship tournament at New York.
(Shooting: Close of Sunny South Handi
cap tonrnamrnt at Houston, Tex.
Polo: Opening of the polo season at
Del Monte, Cel.
a8portIandr! T'oa championships
Boxing: Eddie MeAndrews against Willie
Ryan, six rounds, at Philadelphia. Young
nancy, agalnt Harold Farese, elx rounds,
st Philadelphia. Patsy Johnson against
Hoe O'Donncll. glx rounds, at Philadelphia.
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MILWAUKEE POST
CLEARS D EM PSEY,
GIVES GLEAN BILL
Jack Is Given Clean Bill by
Gordon Barber , Camp
Of the American
Legion.
Milwaukee, Jan. 30. The Gor
don Barber Post American Legion,
Milwaukee, adopted a resolution
fully vindicating Jack Dempsey, the
world's heavyweight champion of all
charges of being a slacker and a
draft dodger and making him hon
orary commander with a 1 member
ship for life. The honor accorded
the heavyweight champion is the
highest which , the post can bestow..
Dempsey was informed of the
post's "action through a telegram
signed by James T. Lynch, i post
commander, and officers of the post.
The telegrani sent to Dempsey fol
lows: . I
"The Gordon Barter Post of the
American Legion, believing in 'fair
play and in the interest of justice,
has adopted a resolution completely
exonerating you of the charges of
being a slacker and tdraft dodger
during the recent 'worfd war, as pre
ferred by some misguided legion
men.
"Yoti have been elected to the hon
orary commandership. of the post.
A copy of the resolutions will be
sent you within the next few days.
"Please accept our good wishes
and wire your acceptance to the hon
orary commalidership . of this
post."
The Gerdon Barber Post is com-;
posed largely of overseas men and
is flewly organized. Lynch, the post
commander, is a veteran of five en
gagements, -
"We took the matter up carefully
and it seems to us that the way he
has been attacked is absolutely un
fair. We tried to verify the charges
made by his wife but were unable to
locate her." ,
Following i a copy of the resolu
tion adopted by the post: '
"Whereas, Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight champion of the world, has
been accused of being a slacker and
draft dodger during the recent world
war by various posts of the. Ameri
can Legion throughout the United
States: and
"Whereas, The Gordon Barber
post, believing that an injustice has
been done to Jack Dempsey by said
accusations; and
"Whereas, Jack Dempsey served
his country to the best of his ability
by boxing for the Red Cross during
the war; now therefore, be it,
"Resolver, That Jack Dempsey is
not guilty of the charge of being a
slacker and draft dodger during the
world war; and be it further
"Resolved, That Jack Dempsey be
chosen honorary commander of the
Gordon post and elected1 to a life
membership in said post."
Basket Ball Results.
Columbus. Mo., Jan. 30. Missouri Uni
versity's basket ball quintet defeated the
Kansas Agricultural Colleger' five, 21 to 19,
n a fast Missouri Valley conference game.
Chicago, S'an. 30. (Chicago defeated
Ohio In a Western conference basket
ball game, 48 to 23.
Harney Sts,
to Your Measure
WorlcTs Largest Union
Young Sandow Trains
Here for Match With
Breedlove in Bluffs
Young Sandow, challenger of the
world's champion featherweight
wrestler, Vernon Breedlove, is train
ing in K. C. hall, Omaha, for his
titular tilt with ereeaiove next
Wednesday night in Council Bluffs
auditorium.
Each wrestler has agreed to
weigh less than 124 at the ringside
Wednesday night. A side bet of
IBU
Figure (I) shows hov
the popular narrow toe
shoes distort your j eel
Figure (2) shows how
Ground Grippers per
mit the toes to retain
their natural position. ,
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Sun Theater Building
H.B. WATERBURY, Mgr.
i ill i us r i us si a sim. ias ssa isaa
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"A place for
every toe;
Every toe in
its place."
Tailors
Harney Sts.
this sale. . ,
$100 has been posted rn the match
nd he winner is to take the gate
receipts. Al Fiori, Council Bluffs
promoter, is handling the match.
, Omaha vs. Midland.
Omaha University players will
make their initial 'appearance in a
collegiate basket ball contest this
evening when they lock hoijns with
Midland college five of Fremont on
the Uni's floor.
Thormahlen Signs.
New York, Jan." 30. The first
New York American club 1920 con
tract was signed by Pitcher Herbert
Thormahlen.
t
IS TOE OTAMhTF
Not if you wear pointed toe shoes. It can't
be, although it ought to be. Few people have
feet of which they are proud, because they
"have abused them in shoes which are any
thing but. the true shape of the natural '
human foot. And how foolish, because you
''don't need to have distorted feet.
Ground Gripper shoes are scientifically de
signed, the exact shape of the human foot.
They don't bind or pinch or distort. They
permit every toe to take its natural position
so that your feet are just as comfortable
when you have your
when you are bare-footed.
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s a n i ie .an
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IARM KG!
The Famoua"Dun
dss" System is wide-.
ly imitated. Wehave
no- connection with
any ether star ia
this city and there
for urge you te
corns to the right
Place.
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Central and South Tuned
For Clash at "Y" Tonight
Central High school basket ball
squad will meet the South Omaha
High quintet this evening on the
Y. M. C A. floor. The Purple and
White will endeavor to stage a
great comeback. n
Yesterday the men went through
a stiff workout in preparation for
tonight's tilt. Coach Mulligan has
not announced his lineup yet It
is probable that Logan, Mangold,
Swoboda, Burnham and Robertson
will start the game.
Coach Patton expressed great
confidence in his Packer quintet.
Ground Grippers on as
The correct shoe for men.
women and children.
N. W. Corner 15th and Harney Sts.
