davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
cpraab ON 6i9Ip Tor tn
bieutIpS % pcnetIpS fpa.

Sobn Nrsneis bar / Sc iioite fem
Iar Iiot al Sinbetes. gu er ban paa
9oring Sart Sannturiunl, @inneapps
lis / 6aa6 pm at ~eienpinoe lin Selbrso.
6an tiger i ct Srep iii mig at bcriom
bon fan forti9tte SebarbIingen Der en-
lib iaa bar ban Saa6 ON at bli friif.
! mobIat Sab er Der Tibet eIer irtet
Snab. 5nn itaar paIao / Sare FOR
at mite tit Spn ON @ebarblingen life
ian forti9ttes. Yien M er ban blotiet
for ale Nibler. Sans @enner Der bar
hiulpet BAN, men M er De Yeuge ban
pna ben Rnaoe bar iaae1 op5ruste.
Saar ban life mere SirIp fra barms
bisrtiee @euneifer bIir ban nebt iii at
aibrpbe fin gsbanSlina paa Sanntpriet.
Ga set iom sisr set enS isrgeIigere er.
al ban intet 9iem bar ar saa iii. ga
ban er for9loreIes os bjemIss. 9i9re
Teomeuneifcr: SirIp baml SenS bam
en- Then @apel 9aSer os fcnrme ibn
Bet Subs Orb iom Tiger: 90 'om !
bile at Weuneitene Hal aisre mob eoer.
liseiaa eisrer ! mob benz; 9ut. 8.
81. 90 after: "Gerior pnrer Barns
hiertise. Iisciom osiaa eSers 6aSer er
barmhiertig"; Suf. g.. SO.
Seno eoers @aper Sirstte iii Sobn
Rusneis. Sorius Bari Sanatorium.
minneapolis. %inn. Dan oil ieIp
Ienhe ~perionIisc Spitieriuser iii De
en.eIte @irere. neriom J opsir Hapn
% Seresie.
8. I. @uaeruo.
Gu. 2nib. Yreit.
Yrineeton, RiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
correspondence

4 veg x,sprbaucer uoen Wapr 90 Nbrese fapee lite bet minene Srniru til;
\ ! IJr tfe cuaaua aieurcnErEc at Neeaftipnen. Rapnet nil life bIre
NJ cn tllauort mcoutupre rbipnimtnne Aprreiponbeut sufer BET. men
~ va ttipneu ra bape bans tube Rapn &C 0eresie. q: :: :: :: 3:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
SRA Nresnp, Gal.

gorsooa BEN 3Ote Dtai holbt bor
TreISers hfberife 9terisbeb, Raitor s.
Sobaniens &aIb, ifdse Spforbring at
rprt 2anbs Eraiioent gobss o9 9ebes
aubstieueIte. s Sprbiubelle berrneb afs
iIsrebes ogiaa ct imnft Seroice Stag
for be nnsc @erb ipm enten anerebe
er paa 3riss ifi1eplabIen eGer / De fors
Ifieuioe Srairing Camps. Sldeet bar
met al 8pinbeforsnineen % bGrer %
Stierner - en- for bper at De bortbra9<
ne 9riaere. Sc feite at bisie bar ga
tor SobanIem unber fin 27zaarige Iirfs
ipm6cb her baabe bebt og funfirmeret.
Wet,isbeb % aninbeforerins bar o8@
Iaa bbet ct sobt @ibras til @soe aors
heb Siben at at &pinberne / lang Sio
bar ppret Fittiee til at itrifte Srpeaz
tiers, gomforters os anoet til Solbn@
terne.
Trcsno err en- liblie gp meb eooe
trolaete @aber os opIpit meb elettrilfe
Camper, mango preetigc Ieiibenier.
SYGr Scrretningsitreset er bel ppbpgs
act. Sor 2-3 @ar iiben o~pfsrtes en-
HprretninssbDgrine pau 10 @taser o9
fIere paa 8. % fortioen Bigger Sant
OF Stdlb en- paa s Gtager. Sn Der
bprfes en- ItGnebe Goiiner - Sresno
% tilitebenoe Counter proSncerer tire
SierbebeIe at aIe 8oiiner / Imerita -
iaa bar be feitc Sarmerc bait en- @oe
ii~nfcrenins, ipm letter Sriien paa benz
ne gare. No1ininbnitrien bar beleber
5ia til mango Miaiuner 9oIlars aara
Zig. Toiinforeninsen erbberper mn fine
egne Yacfing TIants. en- iaaodn er
unSer SpfsrelIe Der / gnen. Tlanen
er at bpg9e til ct 8oitenoe az en- baIo
WiGion Dollars, men forelebi9 bliper
BET Inn til $500 900, bells bel forbi
gpasemateriaIe er iteset iaa enormt |
Yris. ct nbet Srustpaetin9s &pniors
tium err ifGrS meb ct lisnenoe @pgges
f%pretagenbe.
st iterre greaI Iom er bel ~opbpg9et
bar nDIig boteret Jig ino iom en- Sci al
Sresno Gitp, os ct anbet itsrre Strsg
oenter paa at sicre BET ianlmc meo Oct
fsrIte. oa Spen taser naturIispis meo
onbne Nrme mob oisie Nrtonuncre.
Ieb bisIe npe Stitritter pil Sresno
eiter fonierbatipt Sperais tGle 3d.
900 Srbbbegcre.
@obt 2anb mes @anpret til Spers
rising (Srri9ation) er bra bprt =
for bprt. On soo @in9aaro, iom be-
rer. irlses for fra 500 til 500
SoIars pr. gcre. iaa bet er life let
for SmaaioH at faa got 2anp Der M,
Iom bet bar. ga Sores &orreiponoent
Tom berub / 1891. arbeiosIsrnen bar
iteeet ipnrt her inn a~leireos / 9anbet
paa 9runb at arisen. pe bet bill boIoe
baarnt for at faa SinIp til at ianlc
aarets Sruster, "a bort arbcioe toms
mer for en- itor Sci itsopis. Sorben
bar bet melt 9ineiere, man itoIeoe paa
Srugttioen. Rcu ba bi5ie mart er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

en- Sasa blot, irtter man MI mel Urls
paa Sapaneiere. hnoraf ser life er iaa
faa. Ser er furreitcn en- bel Gel uecns
lambs Notwithstanding: 6ynouer.
Eusiere (tniie) Irneuiere, ION BOG
BELT israer for ieIp at faa Sano at
oprte, ia ieIo ben rsoe Nanb" ioms
mer bernco fra SicIpene for at pll'tte
Mpiincr. Sprreiten er @oiininouitrien
!angtfro ben enefte gr6uerostiIne /
Sresno Gountp. Ser bprtes mango
iIass Sruet. inrlig Teahes % Ipris
cots, os i De iibite % aar bar Smprs
no Sieerer taset ct tort Spioin8. "a
Eriierne er blepet eobe og mo hor
lert at bprfe bem riatie paa ipriit @is.
Sau bar ri / BEN inbpeItIige Gel al
Gountnet ct al DC rigcite SIiepiitritter
! California. N9rmeite @p I'll bisic or
GoaIingn. Der porte op, ba Clierieoolrs
men bIep opba9et, fra et Sntet Ill en-
gp pna Ell 5000 Snhbpg9erc, bare pau
en- 2-3 Ior. Weieribriit ~florcrer o9z
ina FER / gountbet. Set blep Der lom
DC fleIte Stebcr itortet cooperative al
pore 9orbsmGno, Oaniterne. 90 init,
men life minbit, at nnpne er Semmers
inbuitricn i Sicrra Nepoba @ierQene,
bpor Der aarIig lfiares mango &ilips
rer SOB SSmner, Der fIsoe5 berueo /
6lunes. Sen bnuife SefoI,ning Der er
rcprrienteret oeb Here Sliiino 2anhss
'm6nb booruf en- Sci fan regnes blanbt
Sresnos Siouerer, ba be bar no9le
at be ferite iom iettlebe paa oberrislet
2anb. s firfelis Senieenbe er nen
Sorenebe banife @irte itnrielt reprGs
Ienteret, meD 5 Airfer. &pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Lindring for Eczema

Var like plaget at Eczema eller andre
neutrality-suspicious.. De kan have en-
rem, sund Hud we'd at benytte en- lille
Zemo, som kan erholdes hos h~vilkensom-
helst Apotheker for IS Cents eller extra
stor Flaske til $l.00.
Zemo bortfjerner sadvaniig Fregner,
"BAckheads," Eczema og Ringorm SAINT
gjer Huden rem og sund. Zemo er ct
rent, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, antiseptisk fy-
dende Middel, hverken fdtet eller klebrig
OF pletter intet. bet er let at anvende og
koster kun en- Ubetydelighed for hvcr
Anvendelse. Oct er altid p~aalideIigt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

gIacseusi, Rinu.. 29se Rai 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

sra Observation-Disclosures Snesn.

Weo bet famine ri iertoer ino &ons
tinaent for gIabet. til ies Ifribe no9le
0injer bois 9e bar Yhrbs for Dem. Set
er life ofte at fe noeet fra bisie &anter,
enpifisnt ieg tienber flere. ipm bMber
"0ecprabsYoItcn" % piit liter ben
aobt. Serrunot bar ht ppret ~baa1list
meb Iplinaen be TO iioite Iar, paa
@runb af Stlit oe ,Ssrte. Spmr
g~espnoeIfen at GpriI baroe hi ct me-
oct peIajercrbe geen. Ipm latte Sprben
/ aoo Stanb for @aururbeiSet. Stoen
bar bet p9ret foIbt og i%tornfuIht Seir.
Sou. naar bette ifribss. 5arA hi Gegn,
iaa hi iaar haabe bet beoite.
Meb bet firteIise Mrbeibe FER paa
Stebet maa man bel iise bet er bra,
"a hi bar flere ncribe Iaeniebeber
runbt her. Oen WeIrisheb, hi tilbss
rer, itaI bpsse Ell Iiben &irfe eler Sors
f~amIinasbus iiouuner. @or nur9renz
De Yreit er o. 5. @alcfecif iom bar
peret her mart 2 Iar.
Wi er sarnle Nbounenter pan "Secos
ra6 sgoIten", ba Ri bar bolot Den |
mango @ar, % ri ipnes,. bet hir lang
FONT naar Dor earnle Sen at en- elIer
onoen @rrno uSeblir oa life fomner
til be i~9hpanIise Sicer, % inrlig MI
/ benne beo9eebe Sib er BET aoet at
babe ct pnaIibeIiat Wnbebsblab. Srsis
SrsisIanbs grene iom 10 fomner, ON
ma faa MA iise fra Siertet, bpor
arieen raier, er meset in~teresiante.
Sermeb biz leg dfbrpoe min Sfriuel'e
meb 9nIfe ON alt 9obt for "gecorabs
Eoitcn"s Nebaftsr os gerionale.
Wrs. 6. 8ertiuufon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
eiter bause "Punen" 90 "camen".

eiter bausc "Puiten" 90 "Samen".
,See mcoiSs @o5eu "3nmen / 6Uint"
ior en- Sio Iioeu. % leg mGa iige
~Eamtu / 0oiot" er en- AZ Sc beoit.
@eoer. lea bar IrIt, iau ieg TOR trpst
cu6eiale SEN til mine 9arSsrrno.
Iom liier at IRie en- soo Boo. 9iJss
ltees Soften % ~&eO arueu-. ct AT
Sc beoite norite Slaoe. 81 bar ser /
ScuSet.
SiIien iii ale ~8oiter"s Srisrel
II. 8uroerion.
SuIutb. Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Wenliae cro.

Sca bar bGrst / ameri.d over 80
Stnr OF bdpoe pGret her bare nogle iaa
Mar, "a ieg iu6ifriberte pra "Gecos
rabs&oitcu" % bar for oct mcitc 6slc
Chen bolot 7eres 9laS. 2erdi fan
Gc 1isnne. icg oilSe isIe 5upnst. bui5
ie9 ituloe bare ben ioruocu. ri har
iapnet mceet por GorreiponNeut ira
Bang. galoers. Norge. IS Ss,eu. ri
bar life iaaet 5sre oerfrn paa Hogle
Var. @erligit SngeleO z Sec,
Ct Slmo. Via.
Neo oet inmms ies inoisuoer @e.is
Iiugeu FOR @Idoet Tor Ct War. oil ies
iatte FOR ali ser so0s 2rieitof / "7t-
ccrah sBoiten" 90 ~@eb arusu". iom Ui
life piIoc unobore for roseu YriS.
Siior mo6tog hi "3Gmeu / 5oiot",
bviliet or en- al be 6ebite Geser. ri bar
IGit. oerueo en- penIi8 6tlier Ill 8es
ea.tiouen % ale "Seeorabz Poiien"s
9rierel sGr6soisit.
Yrs. Cams Sauieu.
Sac.ion. Rinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
ct 1ist.

ct Ti9t.
Ser iiSSer iea aIcue
@eo &tnouct og Ter
&c tIomitty.lrote @rene
Yda 0dpcns 9Gb.etrrr.
Sc hpic 5rrcr brcot
Gin @lomiicrtrnuS moN en-;
Sc mlnore ltanr bcrucNe
@%eiieone % idd bIp.
500 pteer Sc mob 6imIeH.
0uor oercS Stdber CT.
0au ler DEM neo ! &rimleu.
Sc Imao ban bar iaa tirr.
&du urrner ON Sc lille.
Com brcoer 9lemiien inu,t.
% ubemcr't % title
&c moone oeiIig Sruat.
Nen SoppcuS 8ricr brper
Gin @Iomit for aueS 9lit;
Gerior / Sar ipruer,
Or uNint for Nritit
Wnu pcrter. DC iioI urre
S%orroeu sell % Tlet
90 irtct Ill @anrre,
Men aIt ina rem % ret.
Ser rites &c az Stormcu.
@aIancen ltnor pnu Spil;
Ser ipGuer Soumoos Crmcn
Meo Ct iorieriii emil.
gr &c al Den beiurret.
Sda 0cu or iommcn iuo.
"a Nicrreu bIir iorirrct;
Stun Siaaet bIir igleu.
Sc itanr "a Ser % ifirIpcr
VII StormcrS piIoc auo;
Sudrt Naliepiuoeu bp9Iper
Ga rirer SruQten al,
Yen ioINcr menem Vepct
% neb iii Srrcts Noo.
"a. liae nco i StcUct
On trrhcS rmccr SoN.
Wen nu TOM bar Sen 9Gre
Nt iomme bsit pon Straa.
iii bar bciieoen nGre,
90 odrli9 ber on gan.
Sn BET Dig % bsr miroe.
9u iniet ielu formaar.
Wil 2ni.ens Col opriuoe
ia tat niu @rib oeriorl
8. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
ssra Gpppea stptpn, q. 9at.

"Tecoro9 sYoiteat" er en- ti9rtomnnen
@ioit i bort Sjem i bisie &riselS Si'
Der. Gris / Cuff, II, aris a Sorhen.
arie unoer Soroau, arie pm Sleen,
arie unbcr Sisen. &ris 90 after srig
% % arig mob s>noitabens Serrc %
Waater / bisie iiH tie Siber. Sat for
ale Be sObe apSei'er, iom ~0ecOrab,
Soften" ~brinser os TO @anee ON llscn.
Set piIoc nnitea Ait at bare Slaoet
forubeu. Iaardrba ibet bripes / lin
fuloc Stpr.e oper 9tortb Satotas tore
uoItratte Yrrrisr msb SeIte, Sractors
"a ole mooerne @aaifiner. Staoe, at
Dor kingdoms gIOm1t Hal rsife oper til
europa, men hi luaber % tror. at
llncle Gam bill brug. benz os barge pda
Spiteren ristig sobti genlig Sillen III
"0ecorabs Yoiten"s 2Giefreos og bens
Eerionule. Nntbon Sdbl.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-12

Published E,esy Afternoon Except saads,.
Entered rostoffe Amarillo .at.r ...a
asst. uuasi An @. s..Ilh s. 4s.s.
tdI.as. ,t.a business off- and ..., .... .l ..e,.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11

of some of his work to help him
land another job and the only one
was a scene showing the mule
with firm hold on the Kids
trousers. He got the job and
got similar part-the direct
or thought that was his speciality.
But it's fine for the audience,-they
like it.
Louise Huff's new play, "The
Sea Wait" written by Lieut..
Howard Irving Young during his
rest periods while serving in France,
is to be released December so.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Beulah Booker to Sergt.
Kenneth O'Hara of the United
States army aviation corps.
Betty Hutchinson, the famous
beauty who has posed for pictures
for Whistler and we'll known artists
broke into films recently. A fourth
hand was needed at a bridge table
for "The Man Who Stayed at
Home recently and Miss Hutchin-
son walked in just at that moment
and was persuaded to take the seat
at the card table.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Geo. Herald Arrested
on Charge Of Robbing
Ashland Man, Nov. 26

George Herald was arrested Tues
day morning and charged with rob-
berry.
On the evening of November rs,
Pharis Saunders, a stockman Of
Ashland, Ncb., was knocked down
and robbed of $3.50. Saunders
claims Herald was his assailant.
Saunders said he met Herald at
Twenty-sixth and o streets in a
car with two other men. They in
vited him to ride to Omaha with
them. On the way all four got out
of the car to attend to some slight
engine trouble. Saunders alleges
Herald knocked him down and
robbed him of $3.50, missing $500 in
a shirt pocket. Later Saunders
managed to get to a drug store
where he was given first aid.
Herald says Saunders lost his
money gambling in certain place
which he will locate in the hearing
and that Saunders invented the
story. Herald said he had witnesses
that could exonerate him of the
charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Stock Yards Head Finds
Many Changes in East

Everett Buckingham, general
manager of the Union Stock Yards
Co., has returned from two weeks
visit in the east, where he went to
see his two sons, who are stationed
in eastern camps. In speaking OF
conditions in the east, Mr.. Bucking-
ham said:
"One thing that struck me very
forcibly was the full realization on
the part of business men that the
war has brought about a readjust-
ment of the business of the country.
There is a revolution going on in
Europe, and while there will be no
revolution in this country, there will
undoubtedly by many changes.
"The disposition on the part OF
the big interests seemed to be that
it was their duty to work along
with instead of counter to the new
trend of thought and business men
are inclined to accept the altered
situation and adjust their operations
accordingly" ...
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
suspicious OF
AUTOIST CAUSE
ARREST OF YOUTH
W. MCKenna Held on Charge
Of Wholesale Thefts;;
Taken by Police for
Investigation.

The acute suspicious of c. w. Fry
of Council Bluffs, caused the arrest
of William McKenna, youth of
msavory police record, who is await
ing trial in the district court on
charges of wholesale automobile
thefts, and who is now out on $500
bond.
According to Fry, while he was
driving his car around the city Tues
day morning McKenna and a COM
pan.~.l followed him persistently, as
he thought, with view of stealing
his car.
He led the couple chase and
finally eluded ther.l and went to the
Brandeis building where he asked
the advice of B. Stevenson, friend
who has an office there.
Stevenson counseled him to relate
his experience to the police which he
did and described the two men.
In the afternoon McKenna was
arrested on an Investigation charge
and Fry and Stevenson were sent
for. They identified the prisoner
positively as one of the two men
who had followed Fry during the
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Chicago Places Embargo
on Hogs Until Thursday

An embargo has been placed on
hogs from outside points by the
Union Stock Yards of Chicago, be-
cause of the large supply which is
on hand. This means that no ship
ments will be received from other
cities, such as Sioux City, St. Paul
or St. Joseph until Thursday. Chi
cago will take care of the hogs from
its immediate territory.
Omaha received 10000 hogs Tues
day morning, which is about all
that can be handled in day with
the street car strike now on, which
causes many Of the employees to be
late to work.
R. c. Howe, general manager of
the Amour & Co. plant at Omaha,
says that Omaha is able to take care
Of all the hogs coming in from this
territory at the present time.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Great Gains Shown Here
in Bank Clearing Records

During November of this year
Omaha made a substantial gain in
bank clearings as compared with
the corresponding month of former
years. The bureau of publicity OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, by a
compilation of figures shows that
the clearings during November OF
this year were $220,229,42S, as COM
pared with $l79,27S,9S7, during the
corresponding month of last year,
and $l25,432,953 for the same month
of two years ago.
Total clearings for the first II
months of this year were $2,5S8,3lo,-
034, as compared with 81 ,6o4,0H, 1874
during the corresponding period Of
last year and $l,l53,725,63S two
years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Red Cross Meetings
Called OFF at Request
Of Manning; Drive on

At the request of Health Com
missioner Manning, all meetings of
the Christmas roll call committee
of the Red Cross have been can
celled on account of the influenza
epidemic. The drive will continue.
The committee calls attention of the
people of Omaha to the urgent
necessity for supporting the Red
Cross.
In addition to the work to. be
done in Europe during the next
year, the influenza epidemic and
civilian relief for families of SOL
diers are making tremendous de-
mand on the funds of the organiza-
ton. ..
The membership is 81, or 81 if
the membership and magazine both
are desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Brief City News
Lighting Fixtures-Burgess-G randen
Have Root Print It-Beacon Press.

Lighting Fixtures-Burgess- Granden
Have Root Print It-Beacon Press.
Frank M. Conlin has resumed his
practice at sol City Natl Blk. Bldg.
Miss Busk Has "Flu"-Miss Myr-
tie Busk, teacher in the CASTELAR,
school, is seriously sick with Spanish
influenza.
Osborn Fined $fOO-Judge Bryce
Crawford imposed 500 fine on
Sam Osborn Tuesday for illegal pos
session of liquor.
Donald Falconer IlI-Donald Tal-
coner, 11-year-old son Of City Com
missioner Falconer, is critically ill
with Spanish influenza.
Taggart Back at Court House.
John M. Taggart is back at his post
Of court reporter in Judge A. C..
Troup's court. He was recently re-
leased from military service.
Mrs. Frost Visits Here-Mrs. A.
A. Frost, wife Of Manager A. A.
Frost of the Hotel Franklin of Des
Moines. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Miller Of the Wellington Inn.
Ztbelien Lecture POstponed-Ow-
ing to DR.. Manning's request the lee
ture which was to have been given
by Charles Zubelien Wednesday, I'M
der the auspices Of the Fine Arts
society, has been postponed.
D. II. Rosenthal Goes East-D. r.
Rosenthal of the Union Quitting
company went east few days ago
for a combined trip of business and
pleasure. He expects to spend the
holiday season in New York City.
Harmed License Revoked-The
soft drink license of Sam Harmed,
524 North Sixteenth street, was re-
voked by city council because intox-
icating liquor was found in his pos
session.
Christian Science Lecture-There
will be free Christian Science lee
ture by Mrs. Ella w. Hoag, c. S. D.,
Of Toledo, O., at First Church of
Christ (Scientist), Twenty-fourth
and st. Marys avenue, Thursday eve
ming, December II, at 8 o'clock.
Funeral of Mrs. Hunter Today
The funeral of Mrs. H. P. Hunter,
daughter of Bishop Homer c. StuntZ,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Major George Simmons,
Red Cross Worker, to
Speak Here Next Week

George Simmons, Red Cross ma
jor, who has returned from active
service in France, will speak in
Omaha during Red Cross roll call
week.
He will give his lecture, Hearts
of America" three times next Thurs
day, at the Chamber of Commerce
at noon, at the Fontenelle hotel at
$3.50 o'clock in the afternoon, and at
the University club at ] o'clock.
Mr.. Simmons is vice president of
the Simmons Hardware company of
St. Louis, Mo-, and has given his
time and his wealth to the Red
Cross.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
AT THE
T Fl EAT Frs

THE noteworthy point about D,
w. Grifith's produ ct i o n,
Hearts of the World" aside
from its gigantic scale, is its in
innate detail. 1t often takes more
than one seeing to demonstrate the
extent OF it, but part of its artistry
is its INCONSISTENCIES. The little
fellow who amuses himself
playing shoe-shiner while his hero
reads one of his poems; the little
game of hand slapping in the cor
ner; in which the little fellow gets it
no matter who misses; the mouse
that goes exploring under the nose
of the sleeping poilu-all these little
touches stamp a Griffith play as
something more than merely salts
tying the great American demand
for size. Hearts of the World"
will be shown at the Brandeis twice
daily except Thursday evening, De-
cember IL.
The run OF "A Little Mother to
Be- closes at the Boyd with two
performances today. 1t is a pleas
ant little comedy drama, with quite
a we'll developed heart interest story
running through it.
Charlotte Greenwood, she Of the
elrd limbs and the grotesque smile,
who can stand still and make you
laugh, is coming back at the head of
so Long, Lefty" the bright musi-
cal comedy in which she has made
such a success. Her stay at the
Boyd, which is limited to three
nights and a matinee. begins on
Thursday evening. With her is
company OF the kind Oliver Mo-
rosco always sends out.
Last week, and again this week,
the Orpheum bill takes rank above
Others of the current vaudeville sea
son. Julius Tanner has richly earn
ed his place as a headliner. If not
the best, he is certainly one OF the
l st entertainers on the variety
stage. Another stellar act this week
is the operate feature, Nine. Doree's
Celebrities. They impersonate the
most famous singers of the grand
opera stage, offering scenes from
the most famous operas. New to
Omaha, the violin virtuoso, Albert
Vertcham. offers a concert perfor-
nance which especially appeals to
of high class music and
brilliant technical finish.
Besides being cartoonist of
some ability, Rouble Sims, appear
ing at the Empress for the last
times today, is clever comedian.
He INDUCES in sparkling humor and
while drawing cartoons,
his subjects offering untold posi-
bilities for comedy patter and + -
artee. Little Miss Dixie" COM
edy player with most entertaining
+ art story, is offered by a cast of
competent actors including Polly
T ,.;Sell, the dainty coincidence.
There's an unmistakabie - atmos-
phere to the entire proceeding at
the Gayety this week where Max
6 .egefs greatest creation, Cheer
Up America" is being seen. 1t is
, ..hout a doubt the most prcten.
tious offering of its kind to, have
been seen at that house. Eddie
Lambert and Leo Hayes are the
principle comedians. The costumes
worn by the chorus are nothing
short of gorgeous. Ladies' matinee
daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Broken Glass StreWn on
Council Bluffs Streets

West Broadway, Council Bluffs,
for many blocks has been strewn
with broken glass and hundreds OF
motor car tires have been damaged.
Big-headed tacks have also been
scattered in some places and nu-
merous punctures have resulted.
Orders have been given to the street
cleaning department to sweep up
the glass and tacks.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Will Expend $3.50, 900 for
Stock Yards Improvement

improvements, including unload
ing chutes, platforms and pens, to
be built at a cost of $250,000, were
authorized at the annual meeting of
the Union Stock Yards company.
No action was taken on the con-
struction of a new exchange build
ing.
The personnel of the management
will remain the same as last year.
Everett Buckingham will be vice
president and general. manager, R.
J. Durham, president; ]. c. Sharp,
secretary and treasurer, and M. S.
Shawcross assistant to Mr.. Sharp.
The directors will be:
R. J. Durham, ]. D. creighton.
e. P. Peck. G. B. Robbins.
R. C. Howe, Lee W. Spratlsn.
E. Buckingham. F. T. Ransom.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
Produce Exchange Members
Attend Ellison Funeral

AT special meeting of the Oma-
ha Produce exchange Friday men,
bers adopted resolutions on the
death of Frank Ellison and decided
to close their respective places of
business between 2 and 3 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. Members of
the exchange attended the funeral in
a body.
A floral design was ordered as
another mark of appreciation of the
dead member.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-11
On }he Screen 'Todag

MUSE - VIRGINIA PEARSON In
"BUCHANAN'S WIFE"
RIALT0-WILI.IAM s. HART In
THE BORDER WIRELESS"
STRAND--NORMA TALMADGE in
THE FORBIDDEN CITY.
SUN WILLIAM RUSSELL In
HOBBS IN A HURRY"
EMPRESS-GLADYS ROCKWELL in
THE STRANGE WOMAN"
BRANDEIS - ID. w. GRIFFITH'S
HEARTS OF THE WORLD"
LOTHROP-24th and Lothrop-VIR-
GINA PEARSON In THE QUEEN
OF HEARTS" ALLIED WAR RE-
VIEW.
ORPHEUM-South Side, Gath and M
BESSIE LOVE in HOW COULD
YOU. CAROLINE" RUTH RO-
LAND In HANDS UP" No. Is.
GRAND-16th and Binney--NORMA
TALMADGE in THE ONLY WAY"