inc. fc&fc.. UJUArtA, incnaUA. MM Z. iwii.
SIO.OOO Missing
From Deposit Box
Mr. Mary J. Shannon Sup
tfj father to Hfmcr
Sum Due to ltate.
Mr. Marv J. Sluniuiii yrtfrdy
hrr atiiathfr. William Burke.
4U North Twfiiiy.fourth trt. (or
10.M.
She i a lUusMer f tltr laie Mr,
Mary Purke, who died. January 2i.
She waa named admtiiMMirix of ihe
etie estimated at ?J5.0j.
Mr. Ihirke wa uutow nf a man
who formerly operated a saloon at
Tenth nrret and Capitol avenue.
here now Ihe Orient Garden cab
arei it in operation. Alter the death
if her husband. Mr. ISurke retained
ownership of the saloon.
Mr. Shannon allege! the StO.MO,
huh she seek in her atiit, i uii.
ii'f from a afety dfpo.it twu in the
First National bank, key to tliith
were held ty botit her mother and
her itrptather, She) allrse he t'ean j
her nrputher ha taken the money
and hidden it, J
Hesidf her, hrirf to the e.ute in- j
i We anotlier daughter. Mr. Anna
Koory, wife of a Schuyler phyicn,
and three on hy the frt marrijig,
John, Jamr and tdard Burdih.
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habit this aummer and B
maka a cruiia with the ,
Graat Whit Fleet. a
Noval, intaratting a
a vary hour a naw de- a
light. Nothing lika a
aaa voyaga to tona you g
up maritally and phyai- ' H '
cally. a
Cuba, Jamaica, Pana- '
ma, Costa Rica, Colom-
bia, Guatemala. Quaint
cities, picturesque lea-
ports, glamor of old
adventure.
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and return: (75 up.
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Tti. DcutUi 44l
Omaha, Neb.
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P.m. Dept., 40 N,
Dearborn St.
Chicago,, .
'Souls Aflame
Madam Wanda, famous medium, will
appear in per on at thla theater Friday
with "Souls Aflame" and will anawar
all questions pertaining to the past,
present and future
Matinee, 13 Evening, 70
- Price 8(c, Reduced from $1.50
Kipling onlthe
Glories of
. M MW BBSS Xlf
Upon beholding the grand canyon of the
Yellowstone, earth's greatest painting in
colors, Rudyard Kipling wrote:
"All that I can say is that without warning or prep
aration I looked into a gulf, 1,700 feet deep, with
eagles and fish-hawks circling far below. And '
the sides of that gulf were one wild welter of
color crimson, emerald, cobalt, ochre, amber,
honey splashed with port wine, snow-white, ver
milion, lemon and silver-grey in wide washes.
"The sides did not foil sheer, but were graven
by time and water and air into monstrous heads
of kings, dead chiefs men and women of the
old time".
Make this your Yellowstone year!
Grand Circle Tour
For ttw Prlet of Ticket to
YeUowctone alon
embracing Yellowstone, Ogden Canyon, Salt
Lake City, the Royal Gorge, Glen wood Springs,
Colorado Springs and Denver the scenic high
spots of the west an advantage exclusive to
(he Yellowstone Route.
Or, if going to the Pacific Coast, Include a side trip
to toe Park from Salt Lake City, Ogden or Pocatallo.
em J"S..1. nafeeSAi MSl War
aV taXeS V 5UJ VMMerSj
I trip only little aora tbaw tat tars
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Write Let us tell you how reasonably
. you can make the trip and send
SOr trejaj k,..:ri,, ,-110tratat twilrlato
booklets with maps.
Through Yellowstone sleepers on fast
limited train from Omaha,
for Information ssk
. A. XV Cum, Citr Pass. Agent, U. V. System,
1416 Dodge St, Omaha, Phone Douglas 4000
ConeoUdatad Ticket Office . Union Station.
1416 Dodge St-, Phooe Douglaa IcaM 10th and Marcr Streets
BaseballToday
Omaha vs. Des Moines
Came Called at 3:30
Ladies' Admiaaion 10c
sieslnft ifKtmel
SHOWING TODAY
CORINNE GRIFFITH
in
"A Virgin's Sacrifice"
FRANK'S
MEDITERRANEAN
Cruise) da Luce, February 6
by SnecUlly ChirUrM Stw
CUNARD SS"SCYTHIA"
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t moodii, tooo snd uninrludenaoitescunioas
sad all npnues
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Waters'
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AV1 woods or along the motor
f ul or stop la a big city hotel; you're
clow to nst ure or civilization as you please.
Cornel By motor, railor boat ssk your
local ticket agent about reduced aummer
rates. Write for information and literal ure.
Ten Thousand Lakeaof Minnesota As so,
l iw Eoir orri Strut, (it. Paul, Minn.
Wht you wile, iniuolt kind of informoiton
iesirti: General Vaca tlona. Canoe Tripe
Permanent Summer Home Sitae
aintfciul Afln, modern hotel
v-' HOTEL every room with bath
(see Hotel Red Book In every Pullman ear)
ceiablleb your Minnesota tourlDg headquar
ters here for mall, telegrams, laundry. elA
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Last Times
Tonight
"RECKLESS YOUTH"
-and
"JUNGLE ADVENTURES"
STARTS TOMORROW
"SCHOOL DAYS"
THIS WEEK ENDING FRIDAY
. " A 100 SHOW
as six acts sssaa
Vaudeville
PAND PLEASING S
HOTOPLAYO
Mats.
30c
Children 10c
Evening
50 j
Continuous Daily Starting at 1:15
COMING NEXT SATURDAY
"The Eyes of Buddha"
Orpheum
NOW PLAYING
"The Acquittal"
EVERY NITE
' Matinees Tues., Thurs., Sat.
NEXT WEEK
"SMILIN' THRU"
Today
All
rwnKUiJ Week
! V'i
Constance
Talmadge
f Harrison Ford
Pv Kenneth Harlan
iii a story of
prim husbands.
"The Primitive Lover"
Based on the Edgar Selwyn Play
"THE DIVORCEE"
Directed by Sidney Franklin
the man who made
"Smil in' Through"
ft.se.tt, tea H MM; tut, tfte II. flat Us
ON SALE NOW!
Abraham $X
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BRANDCIS, May 29-30
Saeclal Malieae Dacaratle Day
feete Now helllag I
S FIRST TIMC MM - All MlW
3,J ui lT( n (nnoa a tat Otam as Oatv W
M.
TRY ONE OF OUR STEAK DINNtRS
You'll ssree there Is none betier.
Served st all hours, day or night.
. They're prepared by Omshs's
foremo.t chef
Alfred Jones. Chel end Fro.
HOTEL CASTLE CAFE AND
CAFETERIA
BLUE and GOLD
REVUE
For the Benefit of the
Masonic Horn for Boys
SATURDAY, MAY 27
Mat., 2:30; Evening, 8:30 P. M.
Prices, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 50c
AUDITORIUM, OMAHA
GALLI-CURCI
Saturday, May 27
Price $1.00 to $3.00 (War Tax Extra)
Lucius Pryor, Local Mgr.
EMPRESS
TODAY
THE FOUR OF US
"A Quartette of Distinction"
CALETTIS
MONKEYS
McCORMACK at
WALLACE
ETHEL MAE BARKER
"The Kubelik in Petticoats"
2 Ft -v PtttSE-KTS If! C
mf. The Nine Reel i E
Photodrama nap
jedistinction. GH
gklm I fr of the'lMh I V
'O VI f it drove him ft t
SffojrKa myt'e4 S
MBSJf7 Chinatown '3
Kj&n SatSS"1 IP!
Bp jtjfajD(Aay,llm at
fflWf J And ahame drove him on
HUpi to Alaska where the weak
. i "touu nifo aiitio 'jsrhSSv'lf
TODAY AND TOMORROW
"FpolV Paradise"
SATURDAY ONLY
CHAS. RAY
. in "
"The Deuce of Spades"
First Showing in Omaha
NOW SHOWING
66
Iteported';i:;-;'
Added Attraction
Jazz Jamboree
with '
BOYD S ENTER
And his Jazzy Five
JACiW
CoogAM
Will be in Omaha next week
with a whole load of
"Trouble"
A
TELEPHONE CALLS -LETTERS --PERSONAL CALLS
Asking When "School Days" Would Open
So We Have Arranged to Open "School Days" One Day Sooner
.. a af . af
Than tea FRIDAY Is the Day-TOMORROW ZZTrSL
7
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LIVE
AGAIN
THOSE
CAREFREE
DAYS OF
YESTER-
YEAR
The Days
You Were
Young, and
All the
World Was a
Playfield
and Life
Itself Was a
Glorious
Adventure
WES SEZ:
"Don't blame me
if yer get a
belyake from
laffen."
You'll Laugh
Until Your
Sides Ache.
Just as Your
Daddy and
Dear Mother
Laughed at
the Funny
Little Things
You Did
When You
Were a
Youngster
WES SEZ:
"See de pitchur;
you won't be
aorry it's
a peech."
STARTS
Tomorrow
Nine Days of Joy and Fun
a i no Advance in r rices
Daily Matinees -
- - 25d
KS! - - 3w
Children under 12 years - lOc
ALL STAB3 CARP
TTIhi it
10 ROUNDS
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LtJAlULT IE, LM JXt
The Hebrew Tiger ( J K x w
dennie : : : . XjV
The Fighting Harp
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JOEY OLE, 1 4.
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192 Lhs. rnuJ -
The Class of the Bantams The Battle of a Century 1C
OMAHA, 8:30 P. M.
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woria war veterans rupuiai w i iwca f Tax
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