THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
MA
1920.
Wife Says She
Will Stick by
x Pastor Hubby
Girl Bride of Omaha Divine,
Held in Denver, Declares
That "Bobby" Acted in
Good Faith.
Young Mrs. Robert Jenkinson,
wife of the preacher-promoter held
in iJenver on a charge of passing a
worthless check, said yesterday,
upon her arrival here from Denver,
that she "will stick to Bobby,
whether he is right or wrong."
Her bisband is held in Denver,
awaiting arrival of Omaha detcc-
tives. Mib. Jenkinson" until her
marriage, three weeks ago, was Mar
tha Peterson, 4712 North Fortieth
street. '
."Everything- Bobby did was in
good faith," she declared. "He may
have done wrong to venture into
liigl) finance, but his object was
good to win a fortune s6 he could
complete his theological education
and build a church. ; -
"There is nothing to the report
that he is engaged to Myrtle Lang
of Denver. He broke that off the
Sunday after we were,, married. I
met Miss Lang in Denver, and we
are stood friends."
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Dry Candidate Will
' Withdraw if Others
Will Pledge Support
Washington, Sept. 22. Aaron S.
Watkins, prohibition presidential
nominee, declared in an address bfe
fore the Fifteenth International
Congress Against Alcoholism, that
he would withdraw from the presi
dential race if a pledge of support
for the' dry program could be ob
tained from any one of the other
candidates.
"I ask only two things of the
other candidates," Mr. Watkins
said. "Whenever any one of them
pledges himself to enforce the 18th
amendment and enforce the Vol
stead act, if elected, and to use all
ot his power and influence to retain
ihem as a part of the nation's law,
I will agree to ask our national
committee to release me from the
ticket."
Mr. Wtkius made his statement
as a reply to intimations by sever
al other speakers that the presence
of the prohibition ticket in the field
might jeopardize the chances of
"known" dry advocates and might
also result in overturning the dry
majority in congress.
Bomber Pleads Guilty
Waterbury, Conn., Sept. 22. Mich
ael Kolachuk, charged with placing
a bomb near the home of Superin
tendent of Police Beach pleaded
guilty today. He was sentenced to
from 10 to 15 years in prison and
fined $1,000.
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Downtown Programs.
Sun "39 v East," starring Con
stmce Binney. '
Rialto "The Mollycoddle."
Strand '"What's Your Hurry?"
Moon "The Mutiny of the Elai
nore." Empress "A Light Woman."
Muse "Li Ting Lang."
Neighboring Houses.
Grand Wallace Reid in "Sick
Abed."
Apollo Anita Stewart in "Mind
the Paint Girl."
Hamilton Shirley Mason in
"Molly and I."
Charlie Murray, a Sennett come
dian, says this about woman: "Give
her the best of it, because she al
ways gets the -worst of it."
In "Nineteen and Phyllis," Charles
Ray's latest picture, the star is seen,
as a dashing,; young town boy. The
picture is his third independent production.
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Director Paul Powell has com- The attractive Douglas Fair-
pleted the cutting of "The Eyes of banks smile played on the screen
the Heart," a Mary Miles Minter f ft Rialt0 theatef a last ni ht
production, made from the story, . ,
Blindness," by Dana Burnett. -. " The Mollycoddle." The all-
night showing wAs an innovation in
A un rtccouni oi ciiza, mc
well-known stage comedy made fa-
this city, and the regular Fairbanks
mous bv Louis Mann and Clara action ana tnruis were nor iacwng.
Lipman, is to be produced for the Fairbanks' next picture is "The
screen by Jesse B. Hampton. Curse of Capistrano," a Spanish set-
The territorial rights for all the ting.
new tsessie .Love productions ior
China, Manchuria, Japan, the Phil
ippines and South America have
been disposed of, the producers say.
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Jap Premier Hopeful of
Immigration Agreement
Tokio, Sept. 22. Hope that nego
tiations between the Japanese ana
American government over the Cali
fornia question would reach a settle
ment, in view ot the historical
friendly relations between the two
countries," was expressed by Pre
mier Hara in addressing provincial
governors here Tuesday. He de
clared he could not make any defi
nite statement as to the progress of
the work.
Thieves Who Stole Naval
Secrets of U. S. Go to Prison
Tokio, Sept. 22. Two Japanese
who, were arrested when trying to
sell American documents which had
been stolen from the Yokosuka naval
station were sentenced to 10 years'
imprisonment Tuesdays according to
newspapers here.
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Cleveland Man Is Named
On Federal Reserve Board.
Washingon, Sept. 22. Dr. D. C.
Wills of Cleveland, O., was appoint
ed a member of the federal reserve
board today by President Wilson. J
lr r:ii e t. i. - J p
ivir. vv ins iuruieny was ciiairmaii ui
the board of directors of the federal
reserve bank at Cleveland.
Women Watch the Clock
in our stores and factories 'for that
blessed hour when the day's work
ends. The reason is readily seen, as
the nature of their duties too often
drifts them into the horrors of all
kinds of organic troubles peculiar to
women, causing backache, head
aches, nervousness and irritability,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, a simple remedy, made from
roots and herbs may be relied tjpon
to overcome these troubles. '
Brief City News
Stores Will 1U Open Otnnha
stores will not close today for the
daylight parade,- in spite of persist
ent reports that they will do so.
Stock Man ''Surd William S.
Cline, South Side- live stock man,.j
was . sued tor divorce in district
court yesterday by his wife. Esther,
who charges cruelty.
Miss Snsso To Speak Mlnrf Alma
Sasse, author of "A tlamlbook for
Republican Women," will tour Ne
braska next week in he interests
of the republican national candi
dates. lawyer Sued Charglnsr that her
husband treated her cruelly, Ethel
Curran yesterday filed suit for a
separate maintenance decree against
her hsuband, Thomas Curran, a
lawyer.
Duluth Men Kntcitaiiletl Omaha
grain and elevator meil- yesterday
entertained seven members : of the
Duluth Board of Trade. ' A dinner
was given tor them at the athletic
club last, night.
Judge Wado To Hear Suit The
suit of the State Railway coinmis'
feion to enjoin railroads from charg
ing 3-cent fares In Nebraska will be
heard by Judge Wade in federal
court here ixt Monday.
Dies From Wounds Police are
looking for John Crukovich in con
nection with thr death of Stephen
Zubruich, who died yesterday at St.
Josephs hospital as a result of a
bullet wound received in a brawl,
August 5..
Decides on llec-pivor District
Judge Leslie decided yesterday that
he will appoint a receiver for the
Industrial Chemical, Supply com-
pa'ny. The company Is said to owe
$4S,u0O. ' Clarkfc Carnaby will prob
ably be appointed receiver, attor
neys said. ,
Both Witnesses lrescnt The two
witnesses of their niarrlaget 5(f
years ago, were present yesterday
at the golden anniversary celebra
tion of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Randall,
4S22 Poppletun avenue, held at the
home of rhelr daughter, Mrs. F. K.
Brady, 4S06 Poppleton avenue.
Think Mother Has Girl No trace
of 9-v ear-old AU'doYa Rutledge, kid
naped last Monday, has been found
by city detectives, who believe she
is with her mother in Wagner S. D.
OhliK'iKO "Highbrows" A special
train carrying 150 Chinese students
to Eastern universities will pass
through here tonight on the Union
Pacific railroad.
American Legion in lurude The
naval reserve division of the day
light parade today will be heaMed
by the Great Lakes naval training
band. Commander D. C. Buell and
Lieut. Commonder Lauder will be In
charge of this division. The division
will be part of the American Le
gion contingent of the parade and
will form north of the postoffice at
1:3 o'clock.
Pullman Company Makes
$3,313,709 Clear Last Year
(Chicago, Sept. 22. After paying
all expenses .and taxes and declar
ing dividends totaling $9,599,800 the
Pullman company had $3,313,709.11
left from the year ending July 31
to appjy to the surplus fund, the
annual report, made public today,
shows.
The total revenue for the year
was $14,519,777,26.
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