Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

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Gas FiKtures-BurRsss-Gr CO.
rake your Printing to the Times.
Einohart-Photograph 18th g. Farm
nest Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin
City Dye Works. 4O7 South Fifteenth
Fifty-ssvon varistiss-Not quite that
many kinds, but nearly. Creigh, Baldrige
g. Co, write every branch Of Insurance.
Phone Doug. 200.
Youth and Health should be taxed to
provide for old age. savings account
with the Neb. Savings Loan Assn Will
start you right 1906 Farnam, b. Of T, BIDS
COLD November winds are dangerous;
svoid lagrippe and wear one Of our classy
raincoats: all styles. Rubber goods Of all
kinds Let us equip your auto Omaha
Rubber Co, zoos Harvey st. Just around
the corner"
The way is Open through the Neb. Saw
ings g. Loan Assn to start q fund to buy
Z home: pays GO per snnum; 1905 Far
nam. Board Of Trade Building.
p Employers Liable FOR Accidents
Juries always say so, whether negligent
or not. Let Creigh, Baldrige n Co., write
your liability insurance. Phone Doug. z0O
Help FIND Him-Attentlon! Red Men.
Help me find j. McMullen by Monday
night Member Yuh-man-da-sis tribe No
2 w j. II. Wellington, 1922 Dodge and
Seventeenth street.
Two Seeking Divoros-Acuons for d.
& vorce as follows we're commenced In the
district court Saturday: Myrtle o. Field
against George Wallace Fieldi Blanche
Y ZindIer against Henry zindler.
Pioneers to Attend Funeral The menu
bers Of the Pioneer Association Of Douglas
county are invited 20 attend the funeral
services Of Mrs. James Allan Sunday az
ternoon. BY order Of President Thomas
Swift.
Philosophical sooisty Mssts 49, Mrs.
George Johnston will address the omaha
philosophical society Sunday ct o'clock
D. m, in Barght hail. Nineteenth and Far
nam streets on What the Musician Owes
10 the Poet"
Louis DriHksu is Discharged
Drlskell, a farmer Of PapInon. arrested
on a statutory charge, whose case has
been pending three days, was discharged
in police court Saturday. Driskell estab-
lshed an alibi.
Hpworth League Convsnaion-The
Omaha district convention OF the Ep-
worth league cabinet closed Saturday
morning with a business session. The
delegates to the convention, ninety-nine
In number, gathered at a banquet at the
Young Women's Christian association
Friday night. Bishop John l. Neulsen Of
Omaha was among those who responded
to toasts. The district comprises thirty
two leagues, included in a triangle
bounded by lines connecting the three
cities of Omaha, Fremont and Oakland.
soldiers for the Phnippinos-Three
hundred and elghty-siN officers and men
OF the Eighth cavalry United States army,
leave Fort Robinson at Crawford, CNeb.)
for Manila Sunday morning, November q.
Colonel Henry b. Kingsbury is at the head
of the detachment. The soldiers accom-
panied by the families have orders assign
ing them TO the Philippines for two years.
A special train over the Burlington and
connections is taking the entire troop with
Its baggage by way OF Billings and Port
land to San Francisco, where &c will be
embarked on a transport.
Missing Girl IL Found--AIrs. Anna Dan
iels, 1715 Arbor street, reported to the
police Saturday morning that her dRugh-
ter, Louisa, IA years old, had left home
at / o'clock Friday afternoon, saying she
was going TO the public library, and had
not returned home. Saturday morning.
while detectives were searching the city
for the missing girl, Margaret Daniels,
an older daughter, called up her mother
by telephone and said she had found
Louisa coming out OF q clothing store.
Louisa, who is a pupil at the CASTELAR,
school, tald her sister that her teacher
had scolded her for displaying q postal
card during recitation time and, fearing
that she would again be punished when
the news reached her mother, had gone
downtown and spent tho night at a hotel