Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Omaha General hospital. Doug. sss.
Egyptian Chooolr ties 500. Myers Onion.
CAS- Flee. Fixtures, Burgass-erAndsn.
Silver Plating, ON Plating Co D.2535.
WIN Close Christmas Day-The Young
Nomens Christian association will close
Its building Christmas day Special ser
vices will be held Sunday, DeSoinber "A.
Young People in Comsdy-The young
people OF the Westminster Presbyterian
church Will give two-act comedy en-
titled Graduation Day at Wood Hill
School in the parlors Friday at Sp m
Goods Stolen from waEon--George
w. Laird reported to the police that
while he was moving his household goods
from the Normandie flats TO 1896 South
Thirty-second street box OF slverware
valued at 500 was stolen from the wagon.
Thirty Days for Phinips-wnliam
Philips was convicted in police court OF
holding up Edward Dykes with penknife
on the latter's front door step at 10
South Ninth street and robbing him of 81
In cash. Phillips was sentenced to thirty
days on the rock pile
Judge sutton is ul-Lack Of proper
ventilation in Judge A. l.. Suttons court
room has placed the judge in the sick
list lie has been suffering from the
poor ventilation ever since the October
term OF court began. He may be con
lined TO his home for a week or more
Burnley Gets Contraot-The Burnley
Prinuns company Oh this city has been
awarded the contract for printing the
weekly general order bulletin OF the
fourteenth division Of the railway mail
service. The first issue Of the bulletin
Will be ready for distribution today.
In the Divorce cours-Divorce DEGREES
as follows have been granted In district
court: George Iverson from Mildred Iver-
son, Iva L. Showers from ~larles c..
Showers, James G. beaverton from Edna
q. Laverton, Chris Sorenson from Flor
ence Sorenson, Josie Bedessem from
Theodore f. Bedessem. Frances l. Fru-
shard has filed an answer ana cross
petition TO the suit for divorce Of Harold
w. Frushard
Learn How to Make Fudge-Lessons
In how to make peanut brittle cocoanul
chocolate and nut fudge and fondant-in
short, every kind of candy--wil be given
December II in the domestic science de-
partment OF the Young Womens Chris
tan association by Miss Gertrude Sly,
Instructor In cooking. This will be an
open lesson to all members who wish TO
learn the very best way to make Christ
mas candles.
Many Joining Navy-Seventeen men
who enlisted in the navy at the Omaha
recruiting station in the last week have
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Francisco harbor. In the last few days
the recruiting station attaches have been
busy answering questions from prospec-
tive recruits, and more men have shipped
in the last thirty days than in any two
months this year. Lieutenant Post says
the number of men shipped thus far ia
1911 is more than double the number
shipped in 1910.
Rome Miller Goes East-Rome Miller
left Omaha last night for New York.
where he viii address the New York
Hotel Mems association on Hotel Pro-
lection" While east he will visit tho
president and directors of the "See Amer
lea First convention" to which he is the
Nebraska representative, appointed by
Governor Aldrich. The "See America
First convention will be held in Balti-
more in May and will be attended by
some Of the most prominent men in the
United States.
Would Have Omaha Join-A. T. An
derson Of Washington, d. c.. secretary
Of the National Board OF Trade, COM
posed Of commercial bodies aH-over the
country, is in Omaha to invite the Omaha
Commercial club to become a member OF
the organization. Whether the club be-
comes member or not he will invite 1t
TO send representatives to the boards
corporation day conference" on January
II during its national convention at
Washington On this day will be dis
cussed the corporation and trust prob
lens.