Mother WhoTook
Boy Away Held on
Kidnaping Charge
Mri. StuMn ami Son Found
in Kaiuai City After Long
' Srarch Lml't Guardian
to Promitr.
A month's lurch (or Mi Anna
ftubbi tml lier ton, lctl Stubbi
Amci, S, i ended, according to re
lirr, kho tty thry he word lht
the two are M in Kaiuai City,
E. D. Ames, JJ44 North Thirl.
trventh ttrect, when noitf'icJ. tutcd
he would file charge of kidnaping
agaimt the mother and make effort
to have her returned to Omaha for
triar.
Threatened With Gun.
Hecame the wat threatened at the
point of a revolver, March li, Mr.
Ames who adopted Cecil, mirren
t'rred the child to hi natural mother,
Mr i. Stubb. she told Wallace Wil
ton, luperintcndent of the welfare
board.
Mr. Amn wa referred to the
county attorney ' office with the ad
vice to file kidnaping charge.
Meet Mother.
"J wa going with Cecil to near
by grocery," the told Mr. Wilton,
"when I met Mrs. Mubbt and her
iter, the Utter having a bahhy
buggy.
"1 told the mother that my hu
band and I had legally adopted the
hoy w hen he was i. but she held a
gun in my face and forced me to
give up little Cecil.
"Then Mr. Stuliht and her sister
ordered the driver of a passing gro
cery wagon to haul tlicnt to the
street car."
Entire Lions Club
Joins Concert Club
The power and influence of music!
were demonstrated yesterday when
George V. Campbell, chairman of
the City Concert club membership
committee, introduced a new sons
hook at the Lions club luncheon and
immediately signed up the members
of the Lions organizations in the mu
sical association, 100 per cent strong.
The Association Male chorus of
.16 voices also has joined the Con
cert chit as individual members, and
under the leadership of the presi
dent, C. A. Gcarish. is working, to
make the Concert club membership
drive a success.
"The Association Male chorus
stands ready to back the work of
the City Concert club to the limit."
Mr. Gcarish said. "The Concert
club is doing1 a wonderful work hi
furnishing music to the city and is
deserving the support of every per
son in Omaha."
While no figures were available
yesterday, it was stated by those in
charge of the drive that they were
meeting with an enthusiastic recep
tion and that the campaign would
he "over the top" by the end of the
week. The Concert club is seeking
5,000 members to finance the work
for the coming year!
Theosophical Lecturer
I to Open Series Thursday
? Harriet Tuttle Bartlett, national
lecturer for the ' Theosophical so
ciety, will give lectures on mysteries
qf the past, problems of the. day
and allegories of the Bible as il
luminated by recent discoveries, be
ginning Thursday in the Arthur
building auditorium, 210 South
Eighteenth street.
The first of her series of lectures
will be on "Our Glorious Destiny,
the Message of the Ages." Thurs
day evening at 8:15. Miss Bart
lett is a student of oriental literature,
the Hebrew Kaballah and the Bible.
Labor Union Wins Suit on
; Bond of Former Treasurer
'A verdict for $20,000 was given
"by a jury yesterday at the direc
tion of District Judge Wakeley in
the suit of Division No. 1, railway
employes' department of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor against
the New Amsterdam Casualty com
pany. : Suit was brought on the bond of
Samuel H. Grace, formerly treasur
er of the plaintiff' organization.
t Grace Was indicted by the grand
Jury last fall on tha charge of em
bezzlement. The
See Her New
1 Jnh-
WOMEN BE YOUNG! ,
Listen to the most talked of woman in the world
tell of her operation which restored youth and beauty.
She explains through word description and actual
motion pictures which were taken during the opera
tion, exactly and minutely the feat which astonished
the medical world.
ALSO
JACK HOLT AGNES AYERS
IN
BOUGHT AND PAID FOR
jBoy Kidnaped From
Omaha by Mother
Cecil Stubbt Ames. ,
Council Rules to Submit
CharlfrAduption to Vote
City council paed ordinance
yesterday morning which provide
for tubmiion to voters on July '8
of the proportion of adopting the
existing city charter at a home rule
charter.
If the existing charter it adopted,
it will not be necessary for the city
to go to the legislature for future
charter amendment or modifica
tions. Harriet Tuttle Bartlett
of KrotoM, Hollywood, CL
Natieaal Lecturer for Theeeeoklcat
Society, will give hHh of Imiwh
In ARTHUR BLOC. AUDITORIUM,
210 South ISth St.
Thursday, tits . in. April XT
"OUR GLORIOUS DESTINY," tht
MESSAGE ol the Ages.
Friday, tilS p. m. "Biblical Sym
bolism in tha Light of Sciatica and
Thaeaaphy."
Saturday, 8:1 S p. I. April M
"Blbla Stories Illuminated by The.
oanphy."
Sunday. 8:18 p. m., April SO "
REINCARNATION TAUGHT In tha
BIBLE r
Tha Lacturaa Art Fraa,
Tha Public la Invited.
Today
Last Two Times
CHARLES FROHMAN
OTIS SKINNER
la Tom Cuahlaf'a play
"Blood and Sand"
Founded on tha famous naval by
BLASCO IBANEZ
Prices Evening. BOc to $230
Matinaa, BOc to $2.00
GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE
FOR BOTH PERFORMANCES
Corns?
just say
Bluejay
to your druggist
.. Stops Pain Instantly
The simplest way to end a corn is
Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain in
stantly. Then the corn loosens and
comes out Made in two forms
colorless, clear liquid (one drop does
it I) and in extra thin plasters. Use
.whichever form you prefer, plasters
or the liquid the action is the same.
Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed
laboratory, Sold by all druggist.
Fri WrU Bauer Btack, CMeaflo, Dnt.ll
in
for valuabU book.
i, correct tart a mo not:
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
BemoTraDndruff-ttpsHalrFatlIiiel
Restorae Color aad I
Beauty to Gray and Faded Hairi
yjl mwnx cem win. Patchoeiie. KTT,
Coming
Sunday
Star of "Floradora"
$50,000 Face
STARTS
SUNDAY
I
I aft Bet IIM
Song Book Dedicated
by Omaha Lions Club
Omaha luncheon club will have
o look lo their laurels in the mat-
iter of tinging- A new tone book
(containing tome 2i appropriate t'um
! hers wa formIly dedicated yftrr-
day at tht nwit luncheon of the
Lion club at Hotel Kome, and many
of the tonas were reheared under
I the direction of George W. Camp.
1 L.ll
pru. i
the book wa compiled bv the,
April group of which V. 1', llacall
is chairman, and it bound in a loo.e ;
leaf cover to that new tougi tnay
be added. '
A delegation of Omaha Lion,
headed by I'mident Merle Taylor
and Secretary Ira U. Kyle, will go
to Tckamah, Neb., May 5. to heir
the newly organized Tekamah itu'i
celebrate its charter night.
Thurtday noon, member of tht
Omaha club will attend the Council
w JrUh wot baVlr.f tod
a tittrtrmrd
itorwnl apply gonUy
VAPORUD
Omt 17 Million Jm IW Yoarlg
0
(Prlli3a9f)
'mr 'jm
Special Prologue
Julius K. Johnson
Alf Ryher
Piano Solo
Ovorture and Organ
Empress Rustic Garden
All Drinks, 10c All Tables Free
ADMISSION
Week Day, 25c Includes Tax
' Carl Ltmp't Orchestra -
Now Showing
nn RUDOLPH fiv
UALEfJTIfJlO)
in his greatest and
outstanding success
"The four
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Fiwt
Times
at These
Prices
Mats. 35c
Including Tax
Eve. 50c
Children Thia OJ?
Engagement. . . . &DC
SHOWING TODAY
m Six Good Time "Acta" MM
Vaudeville
aaa. PLEASING
Photoplays
SHOWS
TODAY
Continuoua
Startina at 1.15
VaudeTlHa
3:20 6:45 9:15
Matineee
30cInJudta,
Evenlnga
gQg Including
CHILDREN, 10c
A. 0. U. W. Joint Meeting
8:00 P. M., Wedneaday,
April 26, at the Temple
Hon. R. B. Howell Will Speak on
"The Uto of tht) Radiophona in
Europo and America " OPEN
MEETING for Membert and
Friendt.
EMPRESS
TWO
SHOWS
IN ONE
SIX ANDERSON SISTERS
Preeenting
"A Melodiona Musical Melange"
Tha Comedian
FRED
LEWIS
(HJmeelf)
STONE e
HALLO
The Peppjr Duo"
FRED HAGEN CO.
Preeenting "The Bear Cat"
VaudevUle, 1:404:006:30 and :00
Starting- TomuneaT
Vaudeville's Latest Nsvaltr,
"Four Jack aad a Queen" .
TilK litlU: OMAHA. WKD.VKSDAY. Al'RIL 20.
'P!ufT luiuheon to Loom the dit
; tnct convention in Omaha on June .
Ak Court for Injunction
to Halt Hum Tine Collection
Julius Nathan of Mdion county
ttarted an injunction tut yctterday
in federal cmirt to prevent A. U,
Allen, collector of internal revenue,
from collecting fJ.oJJ.UH in penal
tir fur itlciut tale and manufacture
of liquor, A test case it now in the
supreme court.
HOTEL CASTLE CAFE
AND CAFETERIA
Strvet Lunch . par
Daily at
plate
ALFRED JON LS
Chel tad rreo.
Last TfeTscs Friday
Queen
of the
Roost!
BDaniels
Game
Chicken
LARRY
In "THE SHOW"
-BOWEN'S
Value-Giving Store
Cedar Chests
,We are showing a
large line of Cedar
Chests made of genuine
red cedar, have dust
proof lids and cedar
handles. Some are cop
per banded, others
copper studded. All are
well made and priced at
$10.50, $12.50,
$21.00, $24.50,
$26.00, $28.50
Cedar Chests
in walnut and mahogany
veneer; will match with
your bedroom suite, and
offered at special prices.
Ferns
Large healthy Ferns, OT
while they last, only, eW C
Rose Bushes
u 0 f
Milady (red) Rose
Bushes, choice, each. . . C
It Payt to Shop at Bowen't.
Howard St., bet. 15th and 16th
gQPCO)
a oak vl ' vninritoL J
I
lltialiiiiul Chronic Croittli.
Vi iff? Sayi in Divorce Suit
l-fwi, U. Johnoit "hat hern a
chronic grouch and pouter" err
tiure the married him, ai An
neita D. Johuon, in a petition for
7-
is mmmwi
A FAILURE ?r
IT IS TO
ORPHtUrllaRCUIT VAUDCVIUT
Matinee Dally file Eaarr Mitt iS
LA BERNICIA
and Company
Americana' lore
moat
TerpeclBoreaa
Arllst
JULIA NASH
Mr.
C.H.O'Donnell
la
"Almost a Slnele'
Keeisn and O'Reurhe
KiirnccTDl A Ml CM
Featuring CEROGE N. BROWN
World's Champion Wallier
Bert and Florence Meyo
Harry Lent end Gene Vornen
TOM PATRICOLA
Aselsled by Irene Pelroy
Mats., 1S te 60c Some 78c lo ft. Sal.
and Sun. NihU. 16c to III some SI.2S
Sat. and Sun. Seats art Reserved.
im.m.
TWO SHOWS IN ONE
17ANDA II A17LEY
"OobbeiTllair"
HAROLD LLOYD
Comedy
"Fireman, Save My Child"
PRICES:
Matinee Except Sunday 25c 30c.
Boxes Reserved 40c.
Night and Sunday Matinee 30c 40c.
Boxes Reserved 50c.
CHILDREN ANY PAY tOf
Picture - 12:00, 2:30, 6:00, 7:30. 9:43
ming Tomorrow
E and HARRY MEYERS
in
alice r
KISSES"
Mild as a
3 jrmrr-
A Y
11. iJrs
M
divoice lit J in ili'tiM i"Uit )c'
terd4). They hn at lSJ M. M4rt
avenue, and v,et w til. lid in I'M ft.
I or the lt two tiiontht her hut
hand hat not ipoLrn to her and in
March he loiVed her of her
hrtlrooin for o wrrkt, the wife
allrgrt.
i?
LAUGH!
o
Sal
Per Hour
Bricklayers ..$1.10
Plasterers .... 1.10
Stonecutters . . 1.02'2
Stoneplanemen, .82 V2
Must be Union Men
Plenty of work for good
mechanics only.
Writa or Apply
EMPIRE CONSTRUCTION CO. '
218 North Clark Street
Chicago, III.
Per Hour
Carpenters ...$1.00
Glaziers 95
Copper Store
Front Men .95
Lathers 1.00
Painters 95
Plumbers 1.024
Slate and Tile .
Roofers .... 1.00
Tar and Gravel
Roofers 92!2
Open shop
Only experienced mechanic '
wanted. Apply by letter
EMPIRE CONSTRUCTION CO.
218 North Clark Street, Chicago. III.
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C I (G-A IEL
May Morning and as fragrant
(Irani Memorial Program.
Ywik, Nth., April JS. (Special)
ll U. A. U. and V. R. C. ttill
hold a tiierting in commemoration of
WALLACE REID
la
The World's Champion
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brand new idea
of attractive
body design
when you see
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Oakland Bldg., 20th and Harney Sts., Omaha, Neb.
Telephone Atlantic 2929.
Mai a, m.tt.m aiaa.a ' ,aiat a
5
CENTS BUYS
Our Regular 10c Cut of Delicious
RAISIN PIE
WEEK of APRIL 24 to 29 ONLY
All 6 WELCH Restaurants
Many men demand "something
mild." Mozart is made for them.
Its tobaccos were selected and
y, cured to be mild, 1
ir,r' lnese same men like tragrance,'
y however. Finest Havana gives
f IS a.e
hj fragrance to Mozart.
An uncommonly mild, fragrant
cigar- tutifully made.
Mozart Cigar a made by
Consolidated Cigar Corporation
. New York
Distributed by ,
McCORD-BRADY CO.
Omaha, Neb.
Tfxst rigtrt
tetval size
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