Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 7, 1916, Page 7

PHE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, l’Wi ARS b[;i[{] | —ewton Baker May Be Good War | LEGAL FIGHT Secretary But He's No Penmer - EAT A PLATE OF /CE CREAM EVERY DAY! ‘ Seorge and Henry, Indian Half- Mo A et bt N RO A ; | Brothers, Will Battle for |..ny diedibeiRgd [hieriton Myapicucotle . i ; : Thels Tathers Lands, | maoens B e sevidh on And in so doing you can always 3 SUIT IN THE FEDERAL COURT|™ it satcncui P e otwute he svraiary ‘ot be doubly sure of its super-excellence wial court against his half-brother, | . writing must have been elghteen-poln Henry Bex, to get possession of | 1t looked |ike G print compared wios 8 allotted to their father ¥ Bakers ’ I ( “ s reposed In the |, 4. A fin | Lappy hunting grounds for nearly | s thirty year Mr Young Bear is| That's ; w0 dond nat ‘ he Cream o s | All lee Creants it before o1 up on them : ol Lo died widow and "'r“‘ r s ing on | 38 [ onie by a former wife } ¢ ; . re ould + it “Only the Wicked Shall Suffer” pam was " Conscho-wikon " TS | noiitied Building Workers Aok e revara vil This is the edict which Mona and Mary, two attractive young women, have i i By Ry ] Bt fd il g SR set forth in their campaign against unscrupulous and unprincipled men, o s nadon, s v gy vr umis commornarion| Kugel Introdnoes They have sworn to avenge the wrongs of their sex by completely turning the ! o Y, Yolap our. leaet M| s ot havosos ars | (Pinanas to Shat tables and retaliating in their own way by preying upon the hqman_le_eches and | ,i, h st o U | Sdons tring to seb " Pool Halls at Nine J society parasites, which neither the judgment of law nor public opinion seems e et 10 o any | whecher 1 wil b utnactoriy e 75T adequate to reach, : A" caonse tuar pravs ‘| opeds vpon bt . s o i e sty | You may not always ap- e 1 ook % rh y 1o ha ) diffieult problem W d foney ) o 1 ' o ut Bt Pl g R o i 12 me A When mere man prove of their methods but | : | Do B }—U——T ot receiving an v, an 11t o' s v | M | thinks himself so you f;«ncl'l cer}t‘alfily be | €8 wo Bobg Use Time |, 810 | st o A satisfied with the re- of the People for o - t eXtremely fasci- in th i ivate Ends| 7 oo el o . : sults in the campaign Own Private Ends s he Conrets hesinryow, o nating that he is these two girls have : \ . wnd R, B o, & * | prvE BoT WATER | § | absolutely irres- plann:.d and put into | phrr / purs | i IF YOU DESIRE A . execution, ' 3 ‘o | ROST COMPLEXIOM sible, he had bet- '.‘ "“v‘"”""'v"‘"}: o4 ”‘“"‘ a X ; .v.”.‘v:( Bays we can't h:lp but look ter’ prepare for | v el s e |fla sudden and | | e e e o e g of e | e s by b .10 25|y o imes bt "§|most inevitable 1 e 7 e ol o166 5 00| N Pyace Yot of the "ty wan o s the eiow of ey | In a Best Urges County | Bandit Who Held Up (2,2, X betdle ; Board to Provide a | Union Pacific Train il o & i s |15 = Workhouse in Omaha| e mear. v s ' o ATl ’ man Caunty Cotnmis :, Frank Best, s y 7 i , al ‘nu”r;’a y " X ” Wln o nction on |t oo into {1 s win out ‘ S . [and wallowed comel | B “Served them times 1T i e one |ine ; ‘ s headuchen, WM fugt right” 18 out of i L L s, mad with e they I mosnated hot (@] ¢ h e unani- ten as ' : mous verdict anginst regarding the subjects se - lected by Mona and Mary in Ythis most unique campaign, the com= mon enemy, perfidi- ous man, The adventures of these two remarkable girls form the subject of a wonderful ser- ies of stories entitled “The Social Pirates.” Each week’s story is separate and complete in itself. If you miss one you can start in again with the next, but after you have read the first you will not want to miss any. The plots for these stories have been conceived by that most capable of dramatists, George Bronson Howard, and the stories have been novelized by the well known novelist, Hugh C. Weir. The works of the above playwright and author are known to every reader and theater-goer in the United States, CREIGHTON STUDENTS PLAN | FOR ENGLISH CONTEST | q Read this remarkable series of stories, each one complete in itse!f, which will appear in this paper, and see the big KALEM PHOTOPLAYS of “THE SOCIAL PIRATES"” at your FAVORITE MOVING PICTURE THEATER. OUX FALLS SLEEPER ON N. W, PROVING POPULAR George & Co. PV LY LV LT LV BV BV g BV LV Yy PILES--You Who ) ) | ) B \ \ N s Telephone N 3 Contest Editor g N \ N \ \ N \ N SU”CI’ “THE SOCIAL PIRATES" | The Home of the Cathedral Pipe Organ oy nas 18 AL exuirion rooay - | BESSE, THEATER AFTERNOON AND EVENING, at The Organ with the Human Velee N \ HUAPRntes » Punded e . NO MATTER WHAT YOU WANT Dr. J. C. Woodward, It will save you time and money if you use REE WANT-ADS, ———— * W [ Now M Pakbehing, V0h and b arnam [ | | |