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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
The BRANDEIS STORE
Distinctive Style Marks These
Goats and FrOCkS

Presenting the most fashionable modes and the favored fabrics
coats and ock Greatly diversified styles representing all that
is new! All that is smart And surprisingly inexpensive for
their quality.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12


tion," said Mr. Shank, "and it has grown
because the store-keeping policies of its
founder were right. | do not know
whether he is alive today or not, but if
not, such store las Brandeis would be
impossible unless his fundamental prin-
cipes were still being carried out by
those entrusted with its care.
Store today | am sure if Mrs. Shank
lived in Omaha she would do her shop
ping here"
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION is the foundation
upon which the Brandes Store is built. 1t
would be folly to advertise if merchandise
unworthy or unreliabe-it would be busi-
ness suicide to ask an unfair price for goods
that were not worth what we asked for them
could expect to stay in business long
if we served our customers careessly and dis
courteously and showed inclination to back
up our goods with a standing guarantee to make
good anything that proved unsatisfactory.
The fact that business grows from year
to year and our list of customers continues its
upward climb is convincing evidence that
goods, our prices, our service and our consistent
aim to please every purchaser has succeeded
in making hosts of satisfied customers Gus
toner satisfaction makes business grow" and
the consistent growth of the Brandeis Store is
evidence that we are keeping faith with the
buying public.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

Bedroom Papers

\ varied assortment Of papers
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pinks. blues. yellows and other
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The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Success Is Assured With
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The stepbye directions that
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Main Floor
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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-09-04
Labor Will Broadcast
Labor Day Night
Over KOA, Denver

For the first time in the history oil
the American Labor movement, a
Labor program is to be broadcast
over an internationally known radio
station.
Labor Day night, Monday, Sept. 7
the Denver (Colo) Trades and La.
Dor Assembly and the Building Trades
council will give a one-hour program
over K0A, the Rocky Mountain
broadcasting station of the General
Electric company, between so and
$40 p. m., mountain time, On wave
length of 1924 meters.
Joe Mann and his Rainbow-Lane
orchestra will furnish the music and
Frank l.. Palmer, editor of "The
Colorado Labor Advocate" will speal
on The Meaning of Labor Day"
As test of the popularity of
Labor program and the distance which
it carries, "The Colorado Labor Ad-
vocate' is offering a prize of a thirty
five $3.50 dollar Western Electric
Loud Speaker, to fit any receiving set
for the trades unionist Who hears thi.
program from the farthest point iron
Denver and reports to the paper.
The rules are simple: Send shor
report of the speech to show that yol
heard it, with your name, address
name of your organization and care
number of any, to "The Colorado
! Labor Advocate, Denver, Colorado"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-09-04
Patronage Is
Matter of Per-
SOnal Relation

In enjoining Scranton butcher
workmen from picketing an anti
union concern, Judge L. {. New
comb of that city said:
THE trade, good will and patron
age of plaintiffs established
business is his private property"
If the court would turn to his
dictionary he will find that property
is defined:
THE exclusive right of possess
ing enjoying and disposing of a
thing; ownership; title"
The patronage that a business
enjoys is not tangible. 1t can not
be wrapped and delivered to
buyer as is a commodity. 1t can
be lost to a concern overnight.
Only where labor is involved does
an injunction judge dare deny that
patronage can not be classed with
a side of beef, fly paper, cheese or
a barrel of oil.
These commodities are owned by
the storekeeper. He has paid for
them. The law protects his own
ership.
If the public is so inclined they
will purchase these commodities.
They can cease patronizing the
storekeeper for any reason or no
reason. He has no property right
in their patronage. He can not
force them to do business with
him.
When workers withdraw their
patronage from this store, and urge
their friends to do likewise, the in
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-09-04
LEI Is . 1R
BY WILLIAM GREEN President Federation of Labor


Dor Ddy!
forget it is well to recall that this is the forty
fourth anniversary Of the origin of Labor Day saH
band of loyal earnest trade unionsts in their enthusiasm
~ the benefits gained by organization, paraded IN he
city Of New York on the first Monday Of September 1857
This was the beginning of Labor Day
In 1884 the convention of the American Federation OF
abor called upon all wage irrespective OF SEX
calling nationality to observe Labor Day until 1t
should be uncommon for man to work on Labor LAY
as on independence Day..
There is no need to tell how successful that appeal has
been. None will deny that that condition is here
When you return to work after celebrating Labor
Day it will be with satisfaction that only come from
the realization that the trade union movement ha brought
better and broader life for both you and dependent
upon you.
The idea of Labor Day spread hroughou the nation.
Although few of the states have not made it legal holl-
day it is observed in them just Loyalty IN the states
where Labor Day laws have been enacted.
AS we look back the past Labor Days shine along
the pathway of Labors progress like beacon lights NO
matter how difficult the struggles or great The sacrifices OF
each year there always the sasfacto Of the gains
made and recounted Labor Day And the gains were
always greater than the losses.
From small handful of men who met in Pittsburgh
lin 1881 and formed what is the American Federation
of Labor it has grown to enormous proportions and Its
Influence has revotionized industry for the benefit or
bot the wage and employers When it was or
lganized the eighthOur day simply dream for IN
Those times ten hours universally worked while many
Wee kept at their tasks twelve, fourteen sixteen and
more hours day.
The opposition to the elght-hour day was tremendous
In 1884 the American Federation of Labor took the
mnary steps for universal demand for eight hours and
lin less than years 200 600 workers in industry gained
la shorter workday. BY 1892 the eight-hour movement
had spread throughout the nation At the present time
rose who work than eight hours the exception
The appeal which the American Federation of Labor
issued in 1890 has been answered. 1t was:
"To all who love liberty and are loyal to the prin-
cples of free government to all who look forward to
an increased wealth more widely distributed to all
and those not under the banner of organized
labor we appeal in the of justice and humanity,
of increased wealth and diminished poverty, to con-
| (Contrued Page ~
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-09-04

junction judge presents a theory
that patronage is a property RICH
just as is ownership Of a eommod-
ity, and that interference with it
can be enjoined.
If the injunction judge app i
this theory to any other class
citizens he would be hooted off l#e
bench.
As long as he confines his ruling
to labor no protest is made b
those who yet have lingering be
lief that workers, somehow, have
a seff status when involved in a
controversy with employers.
To intelligently oppose the labor
injunction. workers mu-t under
stand the feudalistic mental atti-
tude Of injunction Judge.
Workers must acquaint them
selves with the difference between
property tangible thing that a
person owns-and patronage that
is controlled by the individual who
makes the purchase.
The public Is confused over these
two points, and therein lies the
power of injunction judges. That
is why they esjoin workers from
even striking, or notifying the
public that a strike exists.
An enlightened public opinion
will sweep the ground from under
injunction judges. Then they will
be forced to use that writ as origin
ally intended-for the perfection
of property, when the plaintiff has
no other remedy at law.
The injunction writ was never
intended to be used in personal re-
lations or to interfere with mans
liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
Film, Deals With
Double Standard

~Taruish. starring Marie Provost
May McAyoy and Ronald Colmur
% the Capitol. in not the conyrn'
tiouai problem play, but u contains
Tho essence 81 most problem plays
-th, coufiic, Arising from the dou.
bic STANDARD. which the modern
woman 10 seriously trying to n
face
a gln whose own father. life
long rogue. makes her rrlueiAn, q
marry the man fho loves 10 the
fear that he nigh, turn out Of ths
same airips-such is the story Of
TIA ruish"
She sees tho old man a. a porten'
Of the young She and her mo,hof
have been bitterly vie'imizcd by ihf
aged hsdonls,. n thoroly irresponsible
creature % the type known amons
ait women AZ IAN Oh fool"
Her sutton Ia airrady furnished
AZ the mouoFamist refers 10 ans
ono whose sex experiences ante
date tho FIRST marriage Hut scnu
Inc love. in her own eyes. has re-
furbished him. And the girl. too
il inclined 40 20 eyolutc him until
the rivalry ~ former tnhmoraiH
brings douh,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
Bird Singer
Is Attraction
at Orpheum

% doesn't seem possible that
vaudeville audiences iU these days
OF Jazz can 90 entertained h} a
lecturer and set that b. just ehat
happens at the Orph,um this week
After AN ahseure ~ seven }fltr.
Chsflrr ksil9EE. the California mat
uaiisf. who b. gifted with bird
rinse iu his throat returns aud
with bis bird songs, lecture and iu
tsgsztins experiments with Hsmpa
ibrtie vibrations. hr has one If Tie
most entertaining acts ~ the year
Kellogg raised by the DiEEcr lu.
dHnu Boz California was taught their
nature Inre ANA hr bias made nature
study his NE work lis gives hn
interesting account uf hiH expert
ment- with nature aud HE observe.
tious ln bia travels Among other
things. kellogg starts flame
from two pieces ~ wood by means
~ frirti0n and controls flame by
his bird voice Ne concludes hiz
act with "a bird song while many
Nictroias turnout the thsatsr. re.
producing some ~ his own records.
blend iu with his sons on the Stage.
sylvia clark. the singing com.
rdiennv, with some uew songs and
mauoIoUue, b. another featured
member Of this weeks show Miss
CLARK. billed as thr ''klassy
Kiowu has Doh Of pepper and
puts her tomfoalefy over veil Shs
is assisted by Bobby Kuhn her
musical director
Harry itoYr and Billie Maye
with company ~ three young
danevrs, have colorfui dancing
act with Reyes gymnastic dance
aud Ai.as Mnys'H crcrntric toe
dance being effective The jewel
number Offered by the three young
girls In tho company b. also good,
At Henry ~ versatile enter
iHiner he dances. sinEr. plays the
violin and rhatisrs with equal hbil
HY and knows hov 10 put his stun
over lie be- assisted by Lsah
Moore
Combe and Styina with sons
snnppy nrw songs and a plano
brought down the house sunday
They sing their syncopation wei
and were brought back time and
time again.
Sob smell and ErncHtine Vernon
have n good closing act includiug
SHELLS one-man feet catch III
which he Jumps up from the flooi
and catches himself by his feet ~
set ~ rings Their stunts On
the rings are clever
Lady Ance's trained mice AND
cats complete the show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
Music and
Funny Shts
at PaIaceH Hip

to} ,1aiJ and he musical gomfdF
company w@ut into the third week
az The Palace Hip Saturday and the
current otfcuus Walk Tba WaN :
b pfoving to bs one of the most
popular lst presented.
Walk This WAY D. Iumb.od
mass Of uotouali funny comedy rre
nsutri la Glars inimiahir style
The show a opened by Clair him
self who explains he presence on
tine atakv an byiuE Wsfvif stat
white the stags hands change the
settings Caif keeps the audience in
constant upfuar by hn rapih.nrc
line Of nonsense.
The next is our-urI al,it "'rh"
Intruder Florence Clair portTaNH
the role ~ the hostess while Lou
Davis. Roy Itaig aud clair are the
different gussis
mama Trio. made up of Fred
rirryr Prank punph} snd Harry
Uoas. are well received la their vocal
gffertagn. The feature number they
sling b. -'rhrrrll Come Time
which was written by Fred Pierce
and Lou Davis. both members Of the
Ciair company Judging from tho
applause received, this number b
tickeied FOE further success
The RuJtrruy Ensemble is q pirlh.
ms diversion from tbr comedy on
the hill RUBY Lang and Harry Ne
sins delightful selections
"lunms Treat is thr neat siul
PRESENTED Parts ore taken BY Flor
tnrr clair. itoss smith. Lou Davis.
Roy Haig. nu RnsF. Ruby Iang
and Clair
Fonlella Ia Pierre. popular "blues'
singer. leads the chorus In Mama :
Gone. Good. bye Miss Ia Pierre d
Nrli liked by l0sal audiences
TIE HamiE Twins Ert hiE hand
singing clever number while q
hard shoe dancer. billed a. -pancinE
Brownie. also b. well received
Rose smith and RIOS HniE pat
on a "knockoui- surprise sklt.
The Runway Charmsra PLEASE
with a spring dance. Ruby i.hnE
pcps things up tn singing "Ey'ry
thing You Do"
Another comedy number and sur.
prise is put on by Eight American
Beauties
The program Is rounded up by
five vaudeville acts The honors ~
% Miller. Packer and SELF, '-rhs
Thrrr Nupz -Four Musical Lund'
are well received. a. arc Newell and
Kane Other acts are kirkwuod and
Williams and Frank Burke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09

went over with hang On &C
count Of the length q tho photo.
play program. there were lust three
songs. cant You Hear Ne calling
Caroline" Tuck Me 90 Sleep Ia
My Old -rucky Home and Two
Little Girls In blue but the am
billions % the singers In the aud
fence being spread over the smaller
number, only added 20 the excite
msnt and fun. and u was real COM
petition that tho best came out tho
winners The audience scented 10
take much los IN awarding the
prizes
Pucclnrs grand selection from la
Bohcme was given a beautiful iu-
depreciation hy Oliver Wallace on
tho giant Wurlitzer and added con
.idsrshly 10 the delight Of the ca.
trrtainmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
Triple Feature
Bill at Pantages

triple feature vaudeville hIi
opens at me pantagss theatsr today
Tho stellar vaudeville attraction hon.
on arr divided between Gee.
FrsdsuCks and company Boa a com
eds novelty entitled Conductor
HEams ana EVAN sell LnoNn fH-
yoHtss. presenting thrlr latest sfi#
rssa. "Tur guaIrfrss, Hud cine
-Four American Aces and r. queen
billed as the worlds most prominent
HrHali7is
The phDtaplay attraction Dis.
rontrnttd Husbands rraturtn
James ilirkWood and Cleo Madison
.ti la % strong martial drama. pre-.
rautluE scene that Will Interest
men and women everywhere,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
MAKES DEAF HEAR
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Hearing Often Restored In -
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INDEPENDENCE. $40 lspcciab -
Many who have used new method
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The method. known a. Aud-ens
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80 deaf person should iosc hope
No matter what YOU have used 90 re-
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tried ear phones drums. electrical de
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The Aud enc Company wants every
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and they viii send IL on free trial 10
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They want one person In each local
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Just send your name 10 the Aud-cne
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
Levy Circuit
Plays at State

A vtu selysiss vaudeville show
marks ms opsn.ns of The usn
levy ,lrgult at the state The ,.r
cult wuspIay the hcatrr even
Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday
starting IHiz week
Usbdrr and knapp rNpousufs 81
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Ewm Aly,s pu1 gu their ari
vocal Mts-fsr' and thry SCI some
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sense and u1usrnsr is HtrrmIu.
sled in thr Hall Logan ttio's per
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Tho Three CoJlssiaps have an or
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James oliver CurwooJs The
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
A Young Mans Troubles

Now. my boy. what YOU need *
something to relieve that awful back.
ache. something that will sweep the
poisons out Of your system and take
away the cause OF the lumbago. all
due to the kidneys clogging up and
the uric acid piling up In the system
to an excess which poisons YOU"
The old family physician knew
what he was talking about when he
advised the young man to 90 to his
nearest drug store and obtain that
latest discovery OF Dr. Pierce, called
"An.uric" lanti-uric.aCidl tablets.
Whenever you have backache. feel
dizzy. out OF sorts generally take
several OF these tablets at night on
going to bed. Drink plenty Of hot
water during the day. and one or
two OF the "An.uric" tablets between
meals. This win relieve your system
OF the poisons which cause the
muscular rheumatism or the kidney
difficulties.
An-uric was originated nj tho In.
valids' Hotel. Buffalo. n V. by Dr.
Pierce. prea.. after observation and
treatment Of thousands Of kidney
cnses. Get An.uric at any drug store
or send i0c TO Dr. Pierce at above
address for a trial package and write
for free Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
PEOPLE 10000 PEOPLE

have had their DENTAL woRRl
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OF DIR. Edwin J. Brown. Seattlc's
Leading Dentist. Thirty years OK.
pcrience has enabled DR.. Brown 20
evolve system OF dental method
all his own which has given the
Brown Dental Offices an onviable
fame nationwide. Faithful work.
long hours and giving people the
best aud most for their money is
the secret OF DIR. Browns Success.
All Dental Work is now being made
nj greatly reduced Prices until May
/, 1925. and all work is guaranteed.
Mgr. Brown Dental offices.
LOG Columbia Street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
SOMETHING NEW
IN 0RCHESTRAS

An orchestra composed exclusively
Of actors, actresses and directors
the only one Of its kind in the
worlds being organized by Crcigh-
Jon Halo.
when assembled and rehearsed,
the members win play at the VAN.
pus ball. to be held AT the Am
baksador hotel in Hollywood, \
demonstration OF the difference be-
tween good orchestra and one
composed OF movie people will be
part Of ,ae stars &C,
us s,ufnge that stars who in the
past have claimed their hobbies TO
be music and instruments on which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
liberty SONGFEST

With the same enthusiasm 'hs' =
present each sunday les'''.. ,
liberty concert and song ,onee-'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
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Father Johns Medicine is doctors pr
scription and was prescribed for the late Rev.
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10 his parishioners and friends. and IN tas
way 4, became known as Father Johns Asa'
icine.
This old.fashioned food medicine nAAe,
flesh and strength for all the family ~
helps to build up energy to fight off cola az
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colds aud throat troubles. and as
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-09

10 play same. did not answer Greg
ton Hale's call for volunteers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07

,,-, nesf sfnge coach In the West wss put into
Isxs" service In May, 1919, running from
n. s,snaenee, No., TO sBntn re, View Mexico.
49, 'nEinnI Dend~ood Coach, built In 1893, !"
To-. n ~ the Smithsonian Institute, washing
Il ~,g,hawcod toneb made Of Iron ."
rss.sF " bullet proof, thu. being the fore
Ia II, ~ the modern nrmorrd rnr-.
~. ,st coach was drnwn by rfx horses ma
IA iIrs'"'erf~d by eight armed Kunrdr.
Bsfs., ,sars VIM. D.. Cody, better known n-
s,,n ss BIN, used the brentwood Coarb B- mn
Nhsfuon with his show.
|. ~ - The ~w1Id West show played In London
ss.s,., 2" four European Kings. during
~ performance, snf inside the eoarh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07

behind fast horse to fearful
death after having killed his mother
as she lay In her sick-bed.,
The orphan is declared to have
sworn to get" Wilson and repay
him or die in the attempt.
Many citizens are unwilling to be-
lleve him guilty OF this latest depre-
dation in spite of the damaging evil
dence. They point to his daring
rescue of Sheriff Jennings niece.
Doris May, from the runaway stage
coach last month ms an example Of
his courage and fairness. and do not
believe that he would try to injure
DeRdwood Coach.