the kkk: umaha, satukday, may; 21, 1921.
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$5,000 Raised
In Jewish' Drive!
ampaign to Raise Funds for
Welfare Work to Be
Continued, .-"
vie in the
Money
Ui-c Mci
Pledges totalling $35,000 were re
ported in the three-day campaign
this week for the Jewish .Welfare
federation's annual budget. ' Eight
hundred subscribers helped swell the
total. 8 ,
J. L. Brandcis & Sons head the
list with $3,000; Morris Levy gave
$2,000; William Holzman and Harry
A. Wolf, $1,000 each, and Morris
Milder; 'Jerome and Lester Hcyn,
Simon Brothers, Kirchbraim & Sons
and lsidor Gluck, $500 each.
Donations of less ttian ou eacn
in inc majority.
subscribed will support
morial hospital. Jewish Old
Peoples home, Cleveland. Orphan
asylum, consumptive hospitals in
Denver, besides local relief, Y. M.
11. A. and Y. W. II. A. .work.
The campaign committee of 150
members will meet Sunday morning
at 9:30 in the Lyric building to plan
for the windiip. A separate drive is
planned for the South Side.
Gafton Schools Hold
Graduation Exercises
Geneva, Neb., May 20. (Special.)
Pmirtpi-n miniU of the cichth grade
ere given diplomas at exercises
id in the higu scnooi assemuiy
r, ,t c.rltnn The address was
f uuni ai v .....
given by County Superintendent
Margaret Maugnwoui oi umc
Prof. F. M. Fling ot the University
of Nebraska spoke at the high school
commencement. The class this year
numbers seven. The superintendent
ot the Grafton schools, J. G. Man
daltan, has been elected to head the
Nelson schools next year.
.Eastern Mail Flyer Takes
New Plane to West Coast
T T :; li air -mail nitot flvillK
i, v. VniL-.ripvpland division.
went through Omaha yesterday on
ni wav to oaii riiuj..
He left Bustleton, Pa., 13 miles
north of Philadelphia, Thursday
morning. He reached Iowa City
Thursday night. He spent the night
there and flew to Omaha yesterday
morning. He reached here at 11:33
and continued west at I.
Smith is taking a new ship to the
San Francisco division.
Brandeis Capital Stock
Increased To $2,500,000
The first change of the capital
stock of the J. L. Brnadeis & Sons
company was announced yesterday,
the increase being' from $350,000 to
$ ',500,000, according to a statement
by George Brandeis. The stock
jw'ill remain in the Brandeis family
Amended arucics or incorporation
ere filed vestcrdav in Omaha and
.ineoln. The original business was
conducted by J. J.. Hraiidcis ana
his sons, Arthur, Emil and Hugo.
Twenty years ago the present cor
poration replaced the partnership.
"This increase of the capital stock
means a greater store and better
service to the public,", the company
announced.
Boys M Youth
,Who Injured Girl
Bicyclist .Who" Knocked Down
Crippled Child Pursued
By Posse of Pupils.
George Wilkinson, 14, 2624 North
Nineteenth street, was caught yes
terday afternoon in the Holy Family
Catholic church school, Nineteenth
and Izard streets, by a posse of
boys who turned the juvenile fugi
tive over to police. Master Wilkin
son was charged with running down
Fannie Zidman, 10, 707 North Six
teenth street, while riding his bi
cycle in the Cass school yard.
Wilkinson rode into the school
yard and knocked down several boys
and girls, with his bicycle before lie
struck the Zidman girl, wo -is paF
alyzcd on one side and was unable
to escape the tmcoming bicycle, ac
cording to reports to police.
Miss Jessie Grant, - principal of
Cass school, af tirst tried to appre
hend Wilkinson, but when tier ef
forts failed, she summoned several
of her boy pupils, who mounted bi
cycles and gave chase. The boys
who joined in the pursut are Tom
Wells. Al Gray, Theodore Sterlng
and Tommy 'Thomas. The injuries
suffered, by the Zidman girl may
prove serious on acccfunt of ' her
condition: .
Exchanges Royal Ruby
For Section of Land
John Mihok, 1943 South Twentieth
street, owner of the Moson Tarsea
royal ruby, valued at. $50,000. has ex
changed "his precious jewel for a
section of land in Texas. John E.
DcBow, 522 Paxton flock, now owns
the ruby.
The "ruby originally came from
Moson Tarsea, Austria, and was
given to Mihok by his father, a for
mer soldier in the German . army.
The jewel weighs 23.9 carats. lis
AMUSEMENTS.
LAKE VIEW PARK
Opens Tonight
DANCING
Entire Evening, ' 30c
Tomorrow Afternoon, 20c
LEONARD JACOBS AND
HIS MELODY MEN
And Many Other Attractions
new owner has already been offered
$25,000 and is holding out for $50,000.
Mr. Mihok stated that he expects
to move his family to his Texas land.
AMISEME.VT9.
Last Two Timet
Matinee Today 2:15
; EARLY CURTAIN
TONIGHT at 8
WILL M. CRESSY and BLANCHE
DAYNE; SHEILA TERRY; BERT
BETTY WHEELERi MARION
WEEKS BARRON; Crace Dora;
Ah Hyams; Paul Nolan Co.;
Manf Snyder Topics of ths Day;
Paths News. Matinees, 15c to SOc
some 7Sc and $1.00; Sat. and Sun.
Nlfhti, ISc to $1.25.
PHOTOPLAYS.
f LAST TIMES VI
p
-vf we
VLii
Indication of petroleum deposits j
have been discovered in the Spanish
province' of Almcria.' '
AMISKMEM'S.
Peony Park
Omaha's Newest and Best
Dancing Pavillion and Play
Ground Opens
Saturday Evening,
May 28th
Music by
Rohan's Orchestra
Located West Dodge Road,
Opposite Peony Farm.
Why Everybody Goes to
Pt7
UAfE HQME 0F pCNicsil I
"Omaha's Joy, Acres"
v DANCING
To the lilting rhythm of Carl Lamp's Orchestra is
a joy forever. Ask ANYBODY everyone's done it.
"Bring the kiddles:" Giant Roller Coaster, Old Mill, House of
1,000 Troubles, the airplane and all the other big attractions are tn
full awing.
TONITEAnd All Summer
"POLLY WITH V'Ja'r'
A PAST"
Mat. and
Night
Presented by tha
PRINCESS PLAYERS
m Starting Matinee
jl Tomorrow
"PARLOR, BEDROOM
J n AT 14" Tha moat tucceatful
aiiu xjn in !irc( i
i years.
EMPRESS
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
THE VOLUNTEERS, a Musical Novelty:
CHAS. LLOYD A CO., in "Tha Speed!
star;" JOHNSON A PARSONS, Present
er "Jazz That's Jazz;" BELLE BEN
SON, Sons s and Artistic Dances. Photo
play Attraction "THE DAUGHTER
PAYS," Featuring Elaine Haramerstein.
Wary Wiles
inter
in
'The Little Clown'
STARTS TOMORROW
BERT BUSTER
LYTELL KEATOII
In In One of His
That Stags Famous and
Success Latest Comedies
"A Message "The Haunted
From Mars"! House"
The American
Legion
Presents
MARY JORDAN
World Famous
CONTRALTO
Brandeis Theater
May 24. Tickets at box
office Prices 50c to $2.00
"THEOSOPHICAL
SOCIETY LECTURES"
By
L. W. ROGERS
President and Senior National Lecturer,
Theosopbical Society
ALL LECTURES 8:15 P. M.
Omaha Lodfa Rooms,- 215-16 Leflanf
Building, 16th aad Capitol Avenue.
Friday Eve., 8:15
"Thought, Power. Fate"
Saturday Eve, 8:H "The Supermen"
. Admission 50c
PHOTOPLAYS.
(iJr iaf.'KT sal art K ISa
(i
FINAL DAY
MARY PICKFORD
in
Through the Back Door
V.
Starting; Tomorrow
Constance Talmadge
Last Time
"Deception11
The romance of Anne Bolero and King
Henry VIII.
Starting Sunday
CThe Qilded
Lihj
with
Mae Murnj
ID)
EATTYS'
Co-Operative
Cafeterias
We Appreciate - Your
Patronage.
"A Musical Enchantment
O irresistible is the rhythm of the famous
Solis Marimba Band music fit Hotel
S
Fontenelle that a feeiinp of detachment,
suggestive of the enchantment of some far
off clime, creeps over the listener, and he
is oblivious momentarily of all else.
Playing: . during Luncheon, 12 to 2:00.
Dinner, 6:00 to 9:00, and for After Theater
Dancing,-10 to 12:30, each week day in
the Main Restaurant.
PHOTOPLAYS.
PHOTOPLAYS.
PHOTOPLATS.
Empress Rustic Garden
Under the personal supervision of
W. LEDOUX.
Dancing Matinee Today
Admission 25c
Admission Nights 40c
s LAST TIMES
WALLACE REID in
"THE CHARM SCHOOL"
TOMORROW
BERT LYTELL and
BUSTER K EATON
1
Time Record Meeting
Saturday Morning,
May 21st, at
i 10:30 A. M.
Ak-Sar-Ben Field
WITH
WESLEYrbcklesw PAJRHY
In
an
v
JUL
1ST
rule,
The Girl With Those $100,000 Dancing Legs j
Appearing in Person in Conjunction With Her Great Photoplay
"PASSION raHJBT"
FIRST SHOWING IN OMAHA
STARTS TOMORROW
at
the
Come
Early
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
"THE HISS OF SCANDAL"
Ordinarily Worth
$5 $7.50 $15
Great Purchase
Why, Men,' It's Practically an
End-of-the-Sea3on,, q qj
Price.. ..... Only O.UO
and Sale Gen uine- Panamas, Balliliiksn
Leghorns and Eangkoks
MeD,,Look at This! Honestly, did you ever expect to get a real Panama, a Balliluk, Bangkok or Leghorn hat at 3.95 ? Ex
perience has taught men what to expect pi a Panama or Balliluk hat; Quality. That means lightness that makes wear
ing one a pleasure on a hot day; wearing quality that comes from the liglit and flexible nature of the ma
terial; they stand wear and keep their toppy style that gives a man a feeling of being well dressed.
Panamas In Optimo, Telescope Sailor, and Alpine Shapes
Balliluk -In Telescope, Alpine and Others
Bangkok In Pencil Edges, Telescopes . U$
and Alpines i tk
,0'
3.95 Choice
For
Saturday
at
i y i-uey nave mat arisiocrauu appeaiauLB uiau , r.,
ThOS can only be achieved by a hat of tha very finest mm tl0
95
tJy Sale
SPECIALS
Djer Kiss lExtract,' 1
per ounce, - '
Djer Kiss Face - 45c
Djer Kiss Taicuni. fiA '
17c; 3 for OUC
Mum - ' - 21c
Camera Specials!
3WNIE
2.50
. NO. 2. BOX BROWNIE
CAMERA, 2Ux3?;
special,' - "
NO. 2A BROWNIE CAMERA,
2x4K; ; o en
special, 0.01
2A AUTOGRAPHIC
BROWNIE, liza
POST CARD ALBUM, size
7x11, loose leaves, SO OQ
sheets; apecial, OJC
Bring-' Tonr Phot. Work Here te Be DeTeloped One Day Service
Uifta Grade Work.
Sale of Toilet Articles
a 10.00
Listerine
7-oz. Size
39c
I,IIae Roa fioap.
lOo lizo, apectal.....
M.tal 11a DrtiaavA
P"
& Crem. Elcaj-a,
- ipevlal
PItch I Trefl. er Ainrea
Face Powder i..v.
Ptpsedent Tooth Past. ,
it
..6k
29 c
.49c
..89c
:37c
Palm Olive or Crane Oil Soap,
per dozen, 85c, per bar...
Lazell Talcum Ponder,.
Massats. Baby Vln, etc., t for....
Sempra Glovine, '
ipeclal
Henna de Oreal, all shades,' s
pecial ;....k...
Squlbbs Liquid Petroleum,
ipeclal
Aubrey Sisters Ueautificr,
ipeclal
Pond's Vanishing- Cream,
ipeclal
MarineU. lace Cream,
all kind.
Beet Iron and Wine,
Ipeclal
:.8c
25c
39c
98c
79c
79c
17c
47c
79c
Tooth Brushes, Jap and French
makes. (Oo valua, special
Nail Scrubs,
targe assortment
$1.00 Neet Depilatory,
special '
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream,
special
Harriet Hubbard Ayrea Liuuria,
special
tlary Garden Toilet Water, 1 r7fj
special A-
Packer's Tar Soap, 01 4
..25c
..10c
..79c
..39 c
::.62c
per bar
Mavis Talcum - Q.
Powder, at J.S7I
Gillette Uaior Blades,
pkg. of six
35c
Whit. Irory Sale Mirrors; comba, brush
es, trays, perfums bottles, etc., at
about M pricey Q QQ
89o to 0aIO
Woodbury's Facial Soap, special,
S for 63c, er, per bar ;
Mulsifled Coconut Oil,
tOo alis, special
19c
39c
Creme Oil or Palm
Olive Soap
8c
Bar
95c
Dozen
Non-Spi, 50c 6ize, 39o
m1
rfieFinnio
Made to hold ice cream, salad, sherbets, etc. - 1-quart metal lined Recrulnr
IJ container which makes it practical for keeping toods or liquids
CSV hot or cold; for auto party, picnic, etc; it will enable you
to serve lunch at-the same, temperature as you would at home
$iooavaiue Special at 4S)c
Main Floor Weet ' aVL '
